Poet Abigail Ottley threatens legal action against Arts Council England after a funded magazine withdrew her poem citing her social media presence, alleging discrimination over gender-critical views.
A new online exhibition at dis_place, 'I Need to Be More Than a Lesson You Learned', showcases disabled artists' frustrations with performative inclusion in the art world, featuring works that critique barriers and demand meaningful access.
The City of London Corporation has approved a £231 million renewal plan for the Barbican Centre, focusing on accessibility upgrades, maintenance, and a new climate-controlled plant environment.
The Sony World Photography Awards 2026 finalists have been selected from over 430,000 global entries, showcasing stunning images including a protective polar bear mother and dramatic UFO clouds.
The City of London Corporation has approved a £231 million renewal plan for the Barbican Centre, addressing maintenance and accessibility issues while preserving its Brutalist heritage.
Colour expert Annie Sloan CBE critiques Pantone's 'Cloud Dancer' as a dull white, unveiling her own 2026 palette of Tyrian Plum, Primer Red, and Napoleonic Blue for creativity, community, and wellbeing.
The triceratops skeleton 'Trey', once displayed at a Wyoming museum, is set for online auction with a $4.5-5.5 million estimate as dinosaur fossil prices soar globally.
A new exhibition curated by Philip Hoare explores the influential DIY designs of punk and post-punk eras, featuring bold posters and graphics from the 1970s and 1980s.
The 'Trey' triceratops skeleton, displayed for decades at the Wyoming Dinosaur Center, will be auctioned online with a $4.5-5.5 million estimate, highlighting record prices in the fossil market.
Holi, the vibrant Hindu festival of colors, celebrates love, spring, and renewal with traditions rooted in mythology, celebrated globally in March.
A new portrait of Sir Elton John with his husband David Furnish, their two sons, and their Labradors has been unveiled at London's National Portrait Gallery, captured by photographer Catherine Opie.
A painting rejected in 1960 as not being by Rembrandt has been confirmed as an authentic early work by the Dutch master following two years of analysis at the Rijksmuseum.
Tatenda Naomi Matsvai's new play for young audiences intertwines a Zimbabwean folk tale with a modern adventure to save an oak tree, blending activism with poetic storytelling.
A new exhibition at Battersea Power Station showcases Ramses II's treasures, highlighting his self-aggrandising legacy and rivalry with Tutankhamun through 3,000-year-old artefacts.
A painting titled 'Vision of Zacharias in the Temple' has been definitively authenticated as a genuine Rembrandt by researchers at the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam, following a meticulous two-year investigation.
The 'Trey' triceratops skeleton, once displayed at a Wyoming museum, is set for online auction with a $4.5-5.5 million estimate, reflecting soaring prices in the dinosaur fossil market.
South Australian artist Alex Frayne presents a unique photographic series at the Adelaide Festival 2026, exploring America's fringes through analogue film across nine states.
Rosa Garland's Primal Bog at Soho Theatre blends kink, nudity, and live tattooing in a wild exploration of queerness and desire, dividing audiences with its fearless approach.
A 17th-century painting, long attributed to Rembrandt's workshop, has been authenticated as an early work by the Dutch master after hi-tech analysis, dramatically increasing its value.
A painting previously doubted has been definitively authenticated as a genuine Rembrandt, marking its first public display in decades at the Netherlands' Rijksmuseum.
A painting once dismissed as 'not a Rembrandt' has been authenticated as a genuine work by the Dutch master after two years of high-tech analysis at the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam.
The Photo North Festival 2026 in Leeds features established and emerging photographers, with exhibitions and discussions from 13-15 March, aiming to inspire artists nationwide.
Catherine Opie's first major UK exhibition at the National Portrait Gallery showcases her career-long dedication to documenting queer America, blending personal and mythic imagery to assert the right to exist.
A visual journey through Australia's February, capturing political protests, serene swimming pools, and Prime Minister Anthony Albanese in action. These top photos highlight the nation's diverse stories and moments.
A significant increase in solo exhibitions by women artists is reshaping the art world, challenging the historical dominance of male Old Masters and promoting greater diversity in galleries.
Andrew 'Sid' Siddall, a revered figure in British theatre, passed away at age 78. Known for his work as an actor, director, and community champion, his legacy spans decades of artistic innovation and social impact.
Jessica Regan's one-woman show at King's Head theatre weaves audience-chosen tales from 16 London postcodes, blending psychogeography with stories of romance, rent, and city living in a lyrical but fragmented collage.
A Southern California Buddhist temple displays thousands of relics, including teeth and bones attributed to Buddha, with believers reporting miraculous growth and healing powers.
Reviews of four theatre productions: Noel Coward's Easy Virtue in Cambridge, Anna Ziegler's Evening All Afternoon in London, Bird Grove about George Eliot, and The Boy Who Harnessed The Wind in Stratford.
The Louvre Museum confronts water leaks, staff strikes, and a €88m jewel heist while its controversial €1bn renovation plan draws fire from critics calling it a presidential vanity project.