Rachael Crowther Installation Review at Chisenhale Gallery
A detailed review of Rachael Crowther's latest installation at London's Chisenhale Gallery, exploring its themes of memory and materiality in contemporary art.
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Judi Dench's Garden: A Poignant Memorial in Surrey
Dame Judi Dench opens up about her Surrey garden, where each tree honours a lost loved one. From a memorial woodland to a white garden for her husband, explore the poignant items in her sanctuary.
WNO's The Flying Dutchman: Unconventional Wagner Staging
Welsh National Opera's new production of Wagner's The Flying Dutchman, directed by Jack Furness, delivers a detailed and finely sung interpretation with delusion, torment, and menace at its core.
Monty Don on King Charles Lifting Chelsea Flower Show Gnome Ban
Gardeners' World star Monty Don shares his tolerant views after King Charles and the RHS Chelsea Flower Show end a 13-year ban on garden gnomes for a fundraising initiative.
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Shakespeare Mas in Grenadines Reveals Britain's Folk Legacy
A unique Caribbean tradition of Shakespearean recitals traces back to medieval English mumming, explored in Zakia Sewell's book on Britain's folklore and identity.
Margo McDaid's Art Advocates for Women's Visibility and Strength
Former teacher Margo McDaid opens Sisters With Secrets exhibition in Margate, using her paintings to challenge misogyny and support domestic violence services.
Top Actors Perform Blind in Unrehearsed West End Play
A new theatre company launches with White Rabbit Red Rabbit, featuring stars like David Tennant and Riz Ahmed performing without rehearsal in a unique West End production.
Stars Perform Unrehearsed Play in West End Theatre First
David Tennant, Jodie Whittaker and Riz Ahmed headline a groundbreaking West End production where actors perform without rehearsal from sealed scripts.
Chris Mullen, Art Educator and Visual Pioneer, Dies at 81
Chris Mullen, a respected art and design educator, passed away at 81. He built a vast library on visual communication, freely shared with students, and taught at Norwich and Brighton universities.
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Unseen Winnie-the-Pooh Sketches Revealed for Centenary
Two preliminary pencil drawings by E H Shepard for the original Winnie-the-Pooh book, never before seen publicly, are being displayed in London to mark the 100th anniversary of the beloved children's classic.
Lacma's $724m Gallery Raises Carbon Emissions Concerns
The David Geffen Galleries at Lacma, a $724m concrete structure by Peter Zumthor, used twice the metal of the Eiffel Tower, igniting debate over its environmental impact and architectural value.
Avenue Q Review: Puppets Return with Filth and Fun in London
Twenty years after its West End debut, Avenue Q returns with its signature blend of sweet subversion, puppet nudity, and taboo-busting songs at Shaftesbury Theatre.
V&A Faces Living Wage Demands as New Museum Opens
Campaigners demand V&A becomes a living wage employer, with over 21,000 signing an open letter ahead of the V&A East opening in Stratford.
British Theatre 2026: Congregation Under Pressure, Costs Soar
British theatre faces a critical juncture in 2026, with 37 million attendees but severe financial strains. Rising costs, celebrity casting, and access issues threaten its future, yet creative risks and cultural power persist.
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Dog's Gaze in Art: Velázquez to Picasso Analysis
Thomas Laqueur's book 'The Dog's Gaze' examines dogs in Western art, from Paleolithic paw prints to Picasso's dachshund, revealing their symbolic role as viewers' alter egos.
Australian Photographer Wins Sony Award with Volcanologist Image
Elle Leontiev's portrait of Phillip Yamah at Mount Yasur in Vanuatu, shot blind due to technical issues, secured the Open Photographer of the Year title at the 2026 Sony World Photography Awards.
Tourist Museum Fees Called 'Unethical' Amid Artefact Return Demands
Proposals to charge overseas visitors at UK national museums face backlash from restitution groups, who argue it's unfair while colonial-era artefacts remain disputed.
Nadia Fall Calls for Bold Theatre Programming to Overcome Crisis
Young Vic artistic director Nadia Fall advocates for theatres to 'programme their way out' of financial struggles, announcing new shows including an anti-Trump musical version of Thelma & Louise.
Cuckoo's Nest at Old Vic: Mesmerising Yet Problematic
Clint Dyer's production at the Old Vic reimagines Ken Kesey's classic with a fresh political edge, but struggles with the text's inherent misogyny. Aaron Pierre delivers a storming performance as McMurphy.
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French Writers Quit Grasset Over Right-Wing Owner Bolloré
More than 100 writers, including Virginie Despentes and Bernard-Henri Lévy, have left the historic French publisher Grasset in protest against billionaire owner Vincent Bolloré, accusing his media empire of promoting far-right ideologies.
Paula Rego's Largest Drawing Exhibition Reveals Intimate Tales
The largest exhibition of Paula Rego's drawings at Victoria Miro showcases her intuitive pencil work, exploring themes of female repression, abortion, and personal struggles with poignant emotional depth.
Man Wins £1m Picasso in £100 Charity Raffle
A lucky participant has secured a Picasso painting valued at £1 million after purchasing a £100 ticket in a charity raffle, sparking excitement and debate.
Teddy Bear: From Raggedy Toy to Childhood Icon
The teddy bear's journey from 1902 Brooklyn scraps to global symbol of comfort, exploring its genderless appeal and cultural impact over a century.
Shakespeare's London Home Location Solved After 200 Years
Professor Lucy Munro has pinpointed William Shakespeare's Blackfriars property in London using historical documents, challenging beliefs about his retirement and later works.
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Shakespeare's London Home Location Finally Pinpointed
New research reveals the exact location of William Shakespeare's Blackfriars property in London, discovered through archival documents showing floor plans and challenging assumptions about his later years.
Old Vic's Cuckoo's Nest Revival: Funny but Lacks Empathy
Clint Dyer's revival at the Old Vic delivers consistent laughs with strong performances, but falters in its outdated, insensitive portrayal of mental illness and misogyny.
Joan Semmel: Feminist Pioneer on Nudes and Authenticity
At 93, artist Joan Semmel discusses her groundbreaking nude paintings, feminist legacy, and new exhibitions in New York and Brussels, challenging objectification with real bodies.
Paris Man Wins €1m Picasso in €100 Charity Raffle
Ari Hodara, a software engineer from Paris, won a Picasso painting worth over €1m in a charity raffle after buying a €100 ticket. The raffle raised €12m for Alzheimer's research.
Ron Timehin's Ghanaian Portraits Show Community Pride and Elegance
Photographer Ron Timehin's series 'The Labadi Community' showcases Ghanaians in Accra with dignity and collaboration, featuring a majestic horse and ruined farm building.
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LA's $724m Amoeba Museum Opens After 20 Years
The David Geffen Galleries at Lacma, a divisive concrete structure spanning Wilshire Boulevard, opens next week after two decades of planning and debate over its design and funding.
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