Radiohead art exhibition opens at Ashmolean Museum
Explore the groundbreaking exhibition by Stanley Donwood and Thom Yorke at Oxford's Ashmolean Museum, showcasing their iconic Radiohead artwork and solo projects.
Category : Arts
Architect Stanford Fraser Steele dies aged 78
A tribute to the life and legacy of Stanford Fraser Steele, the celebrated architect whose innovative designs transformed urban landscapes and inspired generations.
Rent a Sidney Nolan masterpiece with ArtBank
Discover ArtBank, the innovative service allowing you to rent iconic artworks like Sidney Nolan’s masterpieces for your home or office.
Dalí painting bought for £150 now worth £20K
A forgotten Salvador Dalí artwork purchased for just £150 at a house sale has been authenticated and valued at over £20,000, stunning art experts and the lucky buyer.
Yancey Richardson Gallery’s 30-Year Art Retrospective
A new exhibition at New York's Yancey Richardson Gallery marks three decades of boundary-pushing photography, featuring everything from abandoned porn sets to wild dogs and unexpected knitting projects.
Pavlo Makov urges Ukraine to promote culture during war
Renowned Ukrainian artist Pavlo Makov calls on his government to elevate cultural initiatives, arguing that art is vital for national resilience during wartime.
Pavlo Makov urges Ukraine to prioritise culture
Renowned artist Pavlo Makov calls on Ukraine to strengthen its cultural identity and global presence through strategic arts funding and international collaborations.
Shinto: Japan's ancient religion gains global followers
Discover how Shinto, Japan's indigenous spirituality, is attracting international devotees and influencing modern practices worldwide.
Trophy Boys: A gripping play on urgent social issues
A compelling new play, 'Trophy Boys,' delivers sharp social commentary with wit and intensity, exploring urgent themes in modern society.
Yoann Bourgeois on his viral stair-climbing trampoline act
French choreographer Yoann Bourgeois discusses his mesmerising stair-climbing trampoline performance that went viral, blending circus arts with profound philosophical questions.
Rare David Bailey 1965 'Box of Pin-Ups' proof discovered
A rare original proof of David Bailey's legendary 1965 'Box of Pin-Ups' has been discovered, offering a glimpse into a defining moment in British photography and pop culture.
Roman-era Spanish 'church' may be synagogue
Archaeologists in Spain uncover evidence suggesting a long-misidentified Roman-era structure may have been a synagogue, rewriting religious history.
Aztec palace ruins found beneath Mexico City
Archaeologists in Mexico City have uncovered the remains of an ancient Aztec palace beneath a historic building, shedding new light on the city's rich pre-Hispanic heritage.
Cumberbatch & Colman Clash in Shakespeare's 'War of the Roses'
Hollywood heavyweights Benedict Cumberbatch and Olivia Colman are set to ignite the stage in a gripping adaptation of Shakespeare's 'War of the Roses'. Discover the drama, the rivalry, and the brilliance of this theatrical masterpiece.
Sydney’s new literary hub to rival Melbourne’s Wheeler Centre
New South Wales announces a major cultural investment with a new literary hub aimed at boosting Sydney’s Writers’ Festival and challenging Melbourne’s Wheeler Centre.
Ella Baron’s Ukraine war cartoons capture resilience
Illustrator Ella Baron’s poignant sketches reveal the raw emotions and resilience of Ukrainians amid the ongoing conflict. Her work offers a unique, human perspective on war.
Hannah Wurzburger: A Legacy of Art and Compassion
Hannah Wurzburger, a celebrated artist known for her vibrant works and dedication to social causes, has passed away. Her legacy continues to inspire.
Francesca Moody on Fleabag, Baby Reindeer & theatre's future
Exclusive interview with Francesca Moody, the powerhouse producer of Fleabag and Baby Reindeer, as she discusses her journey, Shedinburgh, and the future of theatre.
Tate Modern’s Must-See Artists of the Week
Discover the latest must-see exhibition at Tate Modern, featuring groundbreaking contemporary artists. Explore the highlights and why this show is making waves in the art world.
Bayeux Tapestry isn't a tapestry, historian reveals
A renowned historian has debunked centuries-old assumptions about the famous Bayeux Tapestry, revealing it was likely made in Kent and isn't technically a tapestry. Discover the fascinating truth behind this medieval masterpiece.
AP’s Award-Winning Photos Capture Global Moments
Explore the most compelling images of the day, handpicked from the work of Associated Press photojournalists, showcasing global events, emotions, and stories through the lens.
Amy Sherald cancels Smithsonian art show
Renowned artist Amy Sherald has cancelled her upcoming Smithsonian show, citing unforeseen challenges. Discover the reasons behind this surprising decision.
Jules Walter: A Life Celebrated in Art and Culture
A heartfelt tribute to Jules Walter, whose remarkable journey through life left an indelible mark on culture and the arts.
Richard Greenberg: A Tribute to the Tony-Winning Playwright
Celebrating the life and legacy of Richard Greenberg, the Tony Award-winning playwright whose works captivated audiences with wit, depth, and emotional brilliance.
DHS Art: From Propaganda to Cultural Debate
The Department of Homeland Security’s art initiative evolves from post-propaganda to a platform for critical cultural discourse, sparking debate on state-sponsored creativity.
Award-winning photo of dried-up Moroccan oasis
Award-winning photographer M'hammed Kilito captures the poignant beauty of a once-thriving oasis in Morocco, now dried up due to climate change.
Save Bernat Klein’s Scottish Borders Studio
A grassroots campaign is fighting to preserve the modernist masterpiece of textile designer Bernat Klein in the Scottish Borders, highlighting its cultural and architectural significance.
San Francisco's Art Deco peacocks saved by mystery buyer
A set of rare Art Deco peacock statues, once destined for auction, have been rescued by an anonymous benefactor in a dramatic last-minute intervention.
IMMA denies censoring Derek Jarman's 'The Angelic Conversation'
The Irish Museum of Modern Art (IMMA) has dismissed allegations of censorship after removing Derek Jarman's 'The Angelic Conversation' from its exhibition, citing technical reasons rather than content concerns.
Black women artists celebrated in groundbreaking exhibition
A groundbreaking exhibition highlights the contributions of Black women artists, challenging historical biases and reshaping the art world.
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