Pavarotti statue knee-deep in ice rink sparks family fury
The mayor of Pesaro apologises after building an ice rink around a statue of Luciano Pavarotti, drawing fury from the opera legend's widow. Read the full story.
Category : Arts
Artist Naima Green explores motherhood in New York exhibition
Artist Naima Green's solo exhibition at New York's ICP uses striking portraits to challenge concepts of pregnancy and family-making. Explore the powerful visuals and ideas.
Coffs Harbour choir sings in ancient Gumbaynggirr language
A community choir in Coffs Harbour performs 'Black Smoke' in the ancient Gumbaynggirr language, a powerful act of cultural preservation. Watch the moving video and learn about this linguistic revival.
Tom Sandberg: Norway's celebrated photographer
A new retrospective explores the life and work of Tom Sandberg, Norway's most famous photographer, whose serene images contrasted with his wild, reckless personal life. Discover the man behind the lens.
Seriously: Photography's Humorous Side at Sprüth Magers
Explore 'Seriously' at Sprüth Magers, London, where artists like Cindy Sherman and Sarah Lucas use bizarre humour to make sharp political points. On until 31 January.
Unseen Lucian Freud works in major 2026 exhibition
The National Portrait Gallery will unveil a major collection of unseen Lucian Freud drawings and paintings in 2026. Discover the artist's creative process in 'Drawing into Painting' from 12 February.
Andrew Marr's Tribute to Independent Founder Andreas Whittam Smith
Andrew Marr remembers Sir Andreas Whittam Smith, the mischievous co-founder of The Independent, who championed journalism that challenged power and had fun doing it. Read his personal tribute.
Unseen Lucian Freud Art in 2026 National Portrait Gallery Show
The National Portrait Gallery will unveil a major Lucian Freud exhibition in 2026, featuring 170 unseen drawings, etchings and paintings. Discover the artist's hidden process from 12 Feb - 4 May.
Lost Rubens painting fetches £2.7m at auction
A long-lost Peter Paul Rubens painting of the crucifixion, missing for centuries, sold for €2.3m in Versailles. Discover the story of its rediscovery and unique artistic detail.
Abbie Chatfield launches art career with 'Bug Doing Art'
Podcaster Abbie Chatfield debuts her painting series on Instagram, sparking a wave of fan support and purchase offers, alongside some harsh criticism. Discover the mixed reaction.
Lost Rubens painting sells for €2.3m at auction
A long-lost Peter Paul Rubens painting, 'Christ on the Cross', discovered in a Paris mansion, has sold for nearly €2.3m at auction in Versailles. Read the full story of this remarkable find.
AP's Top November Photos: Global Visual Highlights
Explore AP's stunning November photo collection capturing global moments from Gaza protests to royal engagements. Witness history through powerful imagery.
AP's Top Photojournalists Reveal 2024's Defining Images
Discover the powerful winning images from AP's photojournalism competition showcasing global events and human stories that defined 2024. See the world through their lens.
Long-lost Rubens painting sells for £2.1M
A rediscovered Peter Paul Rubens painting of the crucifixion, hidden for centuries, has sold for €2.3 million at a Versailles auction. Discover the story behind this unique artwork.
Abbie Chatfield Launches Art Career with Psychedelic Slug
Podcaster Abbie Chatfield reveals her new career as an artist, debuting abstract art on Instagram while continuing work on her long-awaited feminist book. Discover her creative journey.
Digital Italian Masterpieces Sold for Supercar Prices
Italian cultural officials offer certified digital copies of masterpieces by Leonardo da Vinci and Raphael, priced up to €300,000. A new revenue stream for museums. Explore the future of art collecting.
Women Photographers 1900-1975 Exhibition at NGV
Discover the groundbreaking work of over 80 female photographers in the National Gallery of Victoria's major new exhibition, running until May 2026. Explore their legacy now.
Becky Barnicoat's Nuclear Winter Cartoon Satire
Becky Barnicoat's latest Guardian cartoon offers dark humour about preparing for nuclear winter. Discover how her work reflects contemporary British anxieties.
Turner and Constable: Radical Rivals at Tate Britain
Tate Britain's landmark exhibition pits JMW Turner against John Constable, revealing how both artists radically captured 18th-century Britain. Discover their climate emergency relevance today.
Turner vs Constable: Art Rivalry That Shaped History
Explore how the legendary rivalry between JMW Turner and John Constable drove artistic innovation. Discover if competition truly fuels creativity in this Tate Britain exhibition analysis.
Susan Loppert's Legacy: Art in Hospitals
Discover how Susan Loppert revolutionised healthcare environments by integrating art into London's Chelsea and Westminster Hospital, creating a healing space beyond the clinical.
Christmas Culture Guide 2024: UK Events & Shows
Discover the ultimate guide to UK Christmas culture with theatre shows, film releases, music concerts and art exhibitions across Britain. Plan your festive season now!
Stephen Collins' BBC Festive Self-Flagellation Cartoon
Acclaimed cartoonist Stephen Collins delivers biting seasonal satire with his latest Guardian cartoon depicting BBC's festive self-criticism. Discover the artist's sharp commentary on corporate culture.
AP's Top Photos of the Week: 21-27 Nov 2025
Explore AP's compelling weekly photo gallery, curated by Anita Baca. Witness the world's top visual stories from 21-27 November 2025. Follow AP's visual journalism.
Award-Winning Press Photos Document World Events
Explore today's most powerful press photographs capturing pivotal global moments. Witness world events through the lenses of award-winning photojournalists.
Global Photos: Hong Kong Fire to Windsor Castle Christmas
A visual journey across continents: Hong Kong fire tragedy, Windsor Castle's festive preparations, Renaissance art at Christie's, and global weather extremes. Explore today's compelling images.
Courtauld's £82m 'once-in-a-generation' campus revamp
London's Courtauld Institute unveils £82m campus redevelopment at Somerset House, reuniting gallery and teaching spaces in major architectural transformation. Discover the vision.
Moon City: Limited Edition Art Prints by Mimi Mollica
Acquire a signed, limited edition fine art print from Mimi Mollica's acclaimed Moon City series. This poetic meditation on London's skyline ends 8 December. Buy now.
Photographer Revisits Route 1 70 Years Later
Anastasia Samoylova retraces a 1954 photographic journey up America's Atlantic Coast, uncovering a nation grappling with its history and identity. Discover the powerful images.
Paula Rego Art Inspires The Pillowman Revival
Martin McDonagh's The Pillowman returns with Paula Rego's haunting art as inspiration. Discover how her paintings transform this dark theatrical masterpiece.
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