Frida Kahlo exhibition creates cultural frenzy in Berlin
A groundbreaking Frida Kahlo exhibition in Berlin has captivated German audiences, drawing massive crowds and redefining cultural engagement in the European art scene.
Category : Arts
Turner & Hirst: Liverpool's Blockbuster Art Show
Liverpool's Tate gallery unveils spectacular anniversary exhibition pairing JMW Turner's dramatic seascapes with Damien Hirst's controversial shark in formaldehyde, promising visitors an unforgettable artistic journey.
Ancient Latin inscription uncovered during Milan Duomo restoration
A remarkable 2,000-year-old Latin inscription has been uncovered during restoration work at Milan's iconic cathedral, offering a fascinating glimpse into the city's Roman past beneath its medieval masterpiece.
Sydney's Queer & Kink Subcultures Through Jamie James's Lens
An intimate photographic journey into Sydney's vibrant queer and kink subcultures, revealing communities of self-expression, identity, and radical acceptance.
David Olusoga 2025 UK Tour: The Changing Empire
Award-winning historian and broadcaster David Olusoga announces his 2025 UK tour 'The Changing Empire', exploring Britain's imperial past and its modern legacy. Book tickets now for this thought-provoking live event.
Louvre evacuates art as Seine floods Paris
The world-renowned Louvre Museum scrambles to protect priceless artworks from rising Seine waters, moving treasures to higher ground as Paris faces major flood threat.
French artist's nude mural censored in Bangkok
French street artist Myrtille Tibayrenc's provocative nude mural in Bangkok faces whitewashing after authorities deem it culturally inappropriate, igniting freedom of expression concerns.
McQueen estate sues over 'lost' £20M Pollock painting
The estate of Steve McQueen files lawsuit claiming rightful ownership of a Jackson Pollock painting that disappeared for decades before surfacing with new owners.
Louvre returns Napoleon's looted artworks to Italy
The Louvre makes historic restitution of Renaissance artworks plundered by Napoleon's troops from Italian churches, closing a controversial chapter in European art history.
National Trust celebrity statues spark heritage debate
The National Trust faces criticism after installing modern celebrity statues including Vinnie Jones and David Beckham at historic properties, dividing heritage purists and modern art supporters.
Coreen Simpson's unseen photography celebrates Black America
Discover the groundbreaking photography book showcasing Coreen Simpson's intimate portraits of Black cultural icons and everyday elegance from New York's vibrant streets.
Rare Magnum Photos of Bardot and Dean in Youth Sale
A stunning collection of vintage Magnum Photos capturing legendary figures like Brigitte Bardot and James Dean in their youth goes on sale, offering collectors rare glimpses of 20th century icons.
Helen Marten wins 2025 Turner Prize with ferocious art
British artist Helen Marten has triumphed at the 2025 Turner Prize, earning the £25,000 award for her compelling sculptural installations that challenge everyday perception through intricate craftsmanship.
Brian Harris: Visionary photographer of London dies at 77
Remembering Brian Harris, the pioneering Guardian photographer whose iconic images of London life and architectural vision defined British photojournalism for generations.
Deadly fire destroys Rio museum in cultural catastrophe
A devastating overnight fire has destroyed Rio de Janeiro's Cultural Centre Mental Health museum, claiming multiple lives and incinerating priceless historical collections in Brazil's latest cultural tragedy.
Fungi's Hidden Kingdom Revealed in Stunning Photos
Explore the breathtaking world of fungi through Tom May's extraordinary photography, revealing nature's most mysterious and vital organisms in unprecedented detail.
Renoir's Rare Drawings Revealed in New York Exhibition
An extraordinary exhibition at The Morgan Library unveils Pierre-Auguste Renoir's intimate drawings, offering unprecedented insight into the Impressionist master's creative process beyond his famous paintings.
London AIDS gala to rival Cannes honours Tracey Emin
London's cultural scene receives major boost as new AIDS charity gala launches, positioning the capital as serious competition to Cannes while celebrating artist Tracey Emin
Tarnanthi: 10 Years of Indigenous Art Excellence
Australia's premier First Nations art festival marks its 10th anniversary with a powerful showcase celebrating Indigenous resilience and cultural renaissance at the Art Gallery of South Australia.
Gesualdo's Passione Reimagined at Barbican
Les Arts Florissants and Amala Dianor Company deliver a breathtaking reinterpretation of Carlo Gesualdo's Renaissance masterpiece, blending haunting madrigals with powerful contemporary choreography in a landmark Barbican performance.
Sydney's Coastline Transformed by Sculpture by Sea 2025
Sydney's iconic Bondi to Tamarama coastal walk has been transformed into a breathtaking open-air gallery for Sculpture by Sea 2025, featuring monumental works from international artists against the stunning backdrop of the Pacific Ocean.
Frieda Hughes: Art Beyond Famous Parents
Discover how Frieda Hughes, daughter of poets Sylvia Plath and Ted Hughes, has forged her own remarkable path as a celebrated painter and poet in her compelling new London exhibition.
Sámi artist transforms Tate Modern with reindeer installation
Máret Ánne Sara's powerful new installation 'Girdiņ Ŋʒʒe' brings the Sámi worldview to London, featuring reindeer skulls and Arctic soundscapes in a stunning critique of colonial oppression.
Graciela Iturbide's Photography Retrospective Stuns New York
Discover the mesmerising world of Graciela Iturbide as her groundbreaking photography retrospective opens in New York, showcasing five decades of iconic imagery from Mexico and beyond.
Frieze Art Fair: The Millionaires' Playground
An exclusive review of Frieze Art Fair London 2025 reveals a world of astronomical prices and elite collectors, where art becomes the ultimate luxury commodity for the super-rich.
Cracked loft vase revealed as £100k Ming treasure
A seemingly worthless cracked vase discovered in a British family's loft turns out to be a rare 15th-century Ming Dynasty treasure, set to fetch up to £100,000 at auction.
London Gallery Moves Millais' Ophelia for Taylor Swift Show
London's prestigious Courtauld Gallery faces criticism for relocating a prized Millais painting to accommodate a Taylor Swift student exhibition, raising questions about art accessibility versus preservation.
New exhibition redefines Black British life through photography
A powerful new exhibition at London's Photographers' Gallery challenges stereotypes and presents intimate, authentic portrayals of Black British experiences through contemporary photography.
Royal Ballet collaborates with blind artist
The Royal Ballet announces an unprecedented collaboration with blind artist Sean Dilley, creating a multi-sensory performance that redefines accessibility in classical dance.
Ukrainian combat medic's war play debuts in London
Alina Sarnatska, a Ukrainian combat medic who served on the front lines, brings her harrowing wartime experiences to the London stage in a groundbreaking new play that's captivating audiences.
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