Art, photography, design, architecture, museums, and exhibitions.
Rene Matić, a Peterborough artist, has been awarded the Deutsche Börse photography prize for their Berlin exhibition that explored themes of queer love and nationalism.
Es Devlin's initiative invites the public to contribute selfies for a collective portrait, addressing themes of unity in a divided society.
In anticipation of a significant anniversary for the United States, the Smithsonian has launched a comprehensive exhibition featuring 250 objects that reflect the nation's history, including an 18th-century gunboat and a Maga hat.
The 2026 Venice Biennale showcases provocative art, including daring performances and unconventional themes that have sparked public reactions.
This week in art highlights the efforts of 1930s artists against fascism, reflections on Cambodia's past, and showcases stunning floral paintings alongside a striking nude.
The Palestinian ambassador to the UK has lodged a formal protest with the Foreign Office regarding the British Museum's decision to exclude 'Palestine' from its listings.
Lubaina Himid's exhibition at the Venice Biennale presents a striking portrayal of alienation, set against a serene backdrop of nature sounds. The artwork prompts reflection on the complexities of belonging.
Outdoor sculpture parks offer a welcoming environment for children to engage with art, free from the constraints of traditional galleries, even in the face of potential rain.
With Maria Balshaw's departure after nine years, the Tate's new director is tasked with navigating complex financial and cultural landscapes.
Executive context: After fall of communism, signs were left to rust until museum founders began to collect and restore them As they struggled through the decades of cold war gloom and repression, Warsaw’s neon signs became symbols of light
Executive context: After a meteoric decade in music, supporting the likes of Madonna and Beyoncé, the 36-year-old Venezuelan crashed out. Now the nightmarish paintings that got her back on track are on display Before Arca had released eigh
Egidio Eleuteri was more than a scholar and critic: he was a guardian of beauty whose life was devoted to illuminating art with rare depth, rigor, and humanity. His legacy endures not only in his books and exhibitions, but in the moral and intellectual example he leaves behind.