Standing in the Shadows of Giants: Edinburgh theatre triumph
A powerful new play at Edinburgh's Traverse Theatre explores legacy, identity, and the weight of history with stunning performances and bold storytelling.
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17th-century church reveals hidden history
A stunning 17th-century church, famed for its exquisite stained glass, unveils secrets of its past in a remarkable discovery.
Rethinking How We Celebrate Women's Achievements
A call to move beyond traditional statues and plinths to honour women's contributions in more meaningful and inclusive ways.
Global week in 20 powerful images
Explore the most captivating moments from across the globe this week through a curated collection of 20 powerful photographs, showcasing everything from breaking news to breathtaking landscapes.
Fire breaks out at Córdoba's Mosque-Cathedral
A blaze broke out at the iconic Mosque-Cathedral of Córdoba, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, sparking emergency response and raising concerns over cultural preservation.
Tennessee Supreme Court upholds black clay ban
The Tennessee Supreme Court has ruled to uphold a controversial ban on the use of black clay in pottery, sparking debates over cultural heritage and artistic freedom.
Midwestern Nights: A Photographic Journey
Explore the breathtaking beauty of Midwestern nights through a captivating photo series that showcases the region's unique charm and serene landscapes.
Wanambi wins £100k art prize for road sign masterpiece
Indigenous artist Gaypalani Wanambi has claimed the prestigious NATSIAA 2025 award for her breathtaking artwork crafted from discarded road signs, blending tradition with contemporary sustainability.
Ben Hart's magic wows Edinburgh Fringe
Award-winning illusionist Ben Hart captivates audiences at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival with his mesmerising blend of storytelling and magic.
Reconciliation Through the Lens: Cortona On The Move
Explore the powerful photographic narratives of reconciliation showcased at the Cortona On The Move festival, capturing human resilience and unity.
AP's Best Photos: This Week's Most Powerful Images
A captivating collection of this week's most powerful and evocative images captured by Associated Press photojournalists from around the globe.
Edinburgh Art Festival’s Crusades exhibit rethinks history
The Edinburgh Art Festival presents a striking exhibition reinterpreting the Crusades through contemporary art, sparking dialogue on history and identity.
Remembering Matthew Law: A Life of Passion & Kindness
A heartfelt tribute to Matthew Law, whose vibrant spirit and dedication to the arts left an indelible mark on all who knew him.
Royal Opera House director criticised over protest response
Oliver Mears, director of the Royal Opera House, has come under fire for his response to a pro-Palestinian protest during a performance, sparking debate over artistic freedom and political expression.
Joe Kent-Walters shines in 'Dead Good Fun Time' at Edinburgh Fringe
Joe Kent-Walters dazzles as Frankie Monroe in 'Dead Good Fun Time', a cabaret show blending humour, tragedy, and sharp wit at Edinburgh's Monkey Barrel.
Zadie Smith and authors call for Israel cultural boycott
Celebrated writers Zadie Smith, Michael Rosen, Irvine Welsh, and Jeanette Winterson have signed an open letter urging a cultural boycott of Israel, citing human rights concerns.
Someone Like Me: Powerful identity exploration at Edinburgh Fringe
A poignant and deeply personal performance at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival delves into themes of belonging and self-discovery.
Hiroshima today: wild swimming meets TikTok culture
Explore Hiroshima's vibrant present through stunning images capturing wild swimming, TikTok dances, and the city's resilient spirit decades after the atomic bombing.
Teller's Auschwitz book ignites art world debate
Renowned photographer Juergen Teller's controversial new book on Auschwitz raises profound questions about the role of art in memorialising the Holocaust. Critics and supporters clash over whether his stark imagery honours victims or risks exploitation.
Tjanpi Desert Weavers: 30 Years of Indigenous Art
For three decades, the Tjanpi Desert Weavers have transformed traditional Indigenous crafts into contemporary art, captivating global audiences from remote Australia.
Double Hats & Tbilisi: Today's Best Photos
A captivating collection of today's most compelling photographs, featuring a unique double hat and a striking monument in Tbilisi.
Robert Wilson: Visionary Theatre Director Dies
Celebrating the life and legacy of Robert Wilson, the avant-garde theatre director whose groundbreaking work transformed modern performance art.
Siri Kaur's 'Wonder Women': Sisterhood in Focus
Photographer Siri Kaur captures the profound bond between sisters in her evocative series 'Wonder Women', blending intimacy and strength through striking imagery.
Dirty Work: Edinburgh Fringe's dark comic triumph
A gripping review of 'Dirty Work' at Underbelly Cowgate, Edinburgh Fringe – a darkly comic exploration of societal hypocrisy that leaves audiences both laughing and unsettled.
British Museum's Human Remains: Ethical Debate
As societal values evolve, the British Museum's continued display of human remains sparks debate. Is it time for change?
Millet: Life on the Land at National Gallery
Discover Jean-François Millet's evocative rural masterpieces in this must-see exhibition at London's National Gallery, showcasing the beauty and hardship of 19th-century peasant life.
Man Ray & Max Dupain: Surrealism in Photography
Explore the surreal and striking works of Man Ray and Max Dupain, two pioneers of surrealist photography whose images continue to captivate audiences today.
Kate Jackson's motorway art exhibition
Former Long Blondes frontwoman Kate Jackson reinvents herself as a motorway artist, capturing the overlooked beauty of Britain's flyovers in a bold new exhibition.
Denmark's Little Mermaid statue gets modest makeover
Copenhagen's famous Little Mermaid statue is set for a modest transformation after complaints about its 'pornographic' appearance. Discover the changes and the debate behind them.
Palestine theatre piece shocks Edinburgh Fringe audiences
A stirring new play at Edinburgh's Pleasance Dome confronts the Palestinian struggle with raw emotion and unflinching honesty, leaving audiences both moved and challenged.
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