The Fear of 13 Review: Brody and Thompson on Broadway
Adrien Brody and Tessa Thompson star in a fact-based play about wrongful imprisonment, offering a sturdy but safe theatrical experience that lacks emotional depth.
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Inside the Chelsea Hotel: Scopin's Lens on Artists and Runaways
Albert Scopin's photographs from 1969-1971 reveal the creative chaos of New York's Chelsea Hotel, capturing icons like Patti Smith and Robert Mapplethorpe in their formative years.
Map Uncovers Shakespeare's London Home Location
A newly discovered 17th-century map has pinpointed the exact location of William Shakespeare's only London property, solving a long-standing historical mystery about the playwright's life in the capital.
Shakespeare's London Home Precisely Located by Historic Floorplan
A newly discovered floorplan in the London Archives reveals the exact location of William Shakespeare's only London property, challenging assumptions about his later years and his connection to the capital.
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Spice Girls Catsuit and Britpop in New '90s London Exhibition
A free exhibition at London's Barbican Music Library showcases iconic 1996 memorabilia including Mel B's leopard-print catsuit, Geri Halliwell's Union flag boots, and Liam Gallagher's tambourine.
French Engineer Wins €1m Picasso in €100 Charity Raffle
A French engineer, Ari Hodara, won a €1 million Picasso painting after buying a €100 ticket in a charity raffle that raised €12 million for Alzheimer's research.
V&A East Opens with Postwar Design and Black Music Exhibition
London's new V&A East museum launches with permanent galleries showcasing influential postwar fabrics and a temporary exhibition on Black British music, highlighting cultural diversity and artistic inspiration.
V&A East Museum: A Triumph of Architecture and Ingenuity
The V&A East Museum in London's Olympic Park, designed by O'Donnell+Tuomey, is a bold architectural marvel. Its honey-coloured concrete facade and innovative interiors celebrate human creativity, housing everything from Leigh Bowery's codpiece to Black Br
NGV Triennial 2026: Free Exhibition with 100 Global Artists
The National Gallery of Victoria's 2026 Triennial in Melbourne features nearly 100 artists from 35 countries, including Jenny Holzer's WTF installation and works exploring climate change, AI, and community.
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Marina Sersale's Monochrome World: Life in Black and White
Explore Marina Sersale's Liminal Space, a decade-long photographic journey across Italy, Japan, and beyond, capturing ephemeral moments in dramatic black and white.
French Raffle Awards €1 Million Picasso for Alzheimer's Research
A Paris raffle has awarded a €1 million Picasso painting to a lucky winner, with all proceeds from €100 tickets funding vital Alzheimer's research initiatives.
Engineer Wins €1.45M Picasso in Charity Raffle
Ari Hodara, a 58-year-old sales engineer from Paris, won Pablo Picasso's 'Head of a Woman' painting worth €1.45 million after buying a €100 raffle ticket. The charity lottery raised €12 million for Alzheimer's research.
Kennedy Center Tours Show Urgent Need for Renovation
The Kennedy Center's new president leads tours revealing water damage and structural issues, aiming to justify a controversial closure ordered by President Trump amidst legal battles.
Arthur Sze Reappointed US Poet Laureate for Second Term
The Library of Congress has appointed Arthur Sze to a second one-year term as U.S. poet laureate. He will continue his 'Words Bridging Worlds' project, promoting poetry and translation across the country.
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Groundbreaking Gay Art of Hujar and Thek in New Biography
A new book by Andrew Durbin uncovers the romance and collaboration between artists Peter Hujar and Paul Thek, highlighting their impact before and during the Aids crisis.
Catherine Lampert: 46 Years as Auerbach's Muse and Historian
Art historian Catherine Lampert reflects on sitting for Frank Auerbach for 46 years, her work with Lucian Freud and Euan Uglow, and her enduring impact on contemporary art curation and scholarship.
Guardian Live: Questions for Tracey Emin
The Guardian invites readers to submit questions for artist Tracey Emin ahead of a live event on April 14, 2026, exploring her career and insights.
One-Woman Show Explores JK Rowling TERF Play Controversy
Texan actress Laura Kay Bailey's new comedy 'Rowling In It' delves into her experience starring as JK Rowling in the controversial Edinburgh Fringe play TERF, examining identity and artistic ambition.
Royal Opera House Thanks Timothee Chalamet for Ballet Comments
Royal Ballet and Opera CEO Alex Beard reveals ticket sales surged after Timothee Chalamet's controversial comments about ballet and opera being irrelevant.
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French Charity Raffles $1M Picasso for Alzheimer's Research
A French charity is raffling a $1 million Picasso painting for 100 euro tickets, with proceeds funding Alzheimer's research. The draw at Christie's Paris aims to raise millions.
£130 Million Arts Funding Boost for UK Cultural Venues
Over 100 cultural venues, museums, and libraries across England will share £130 million in new funding, the largest arts cash injection in a decade, aimed at improving accessibility and infrastructure.
Royal Opera's 2026 Season: Wagner and Controversies
Oliver Mears discusses the Royal Opera's 2026 staging of Wagner's Siegfried, new productions, funding challenges, and recent political controversies.
McQueen's Bounty: Grenada's Flowers Witness Historical Trauma
Artist Steve McQueen's photobook Bounty captures Grenada's flora as silent witnesses to the island's traumatic history, blending beauty with reflections on exploitation and resilience.
£130 Million Arts Funding for 130 Cultural Venues Announced
The UK Government has unveiled a £127.8 million funding package from the Arts Everywhere Fund, benefiting 130 cultural venues, museums, and libraries across England to improve accessibility and infrastructure.
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Elizabeth Allen: Rediscovered Textile Artist's Fabric Visions
Elizabeth Allen, a reclusive textile artist, gained fame in her 80s before fading into obscurity. Now, a new exhibition at Compton Verney showcases her vibrant works, depicting themes from eviction to global politics, revealing her unique artistic voice.
Sistren Review: Iolanthe Janet Anderson at Griffin Theatre Sydney
A critical review of Iolanthe Janet Anderson's play 'Sistren' at Griffin Theatre in Belvoir, Sydney, exploring its themes and performance impact.
National Gallery's 'Dear America' Exhibition: Critical US Reflection
The National Gallery of Art in Washington DC presents 'Dear America: Artists Explore the American Experience', an exhibition of nearly 100 artists challenging traditional narratives ahead of America's 250th anniversary.
Belvoir's Drive Your Plow Lacks Novel's Radical Heart
Pamela Rabe shines in Belvoir St Theatre's adaptation of Olga Tokarczuk's novel, but the production misses the original's deep rage and horror.
Black British Music Legends Share Their Defining Moments
Goldie, Estelle, Courtney Pine, and other top performers reveal their favourite exhibits from the V&A's new show celebrating 125 years of Black music-making in Britain, highlighting personal stories and cultural impact.
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Win a €1m Picasso for €100 in Charity Alzheimer's Raffle
A French raffle offers a chance to win Pablo Picasso's 1941 painting Tête de Femme for €100, with proceeds funding Alzheimer's research and ticket sales capped at 120,000.
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