The Uncanny Art of Dinosaur Puppetry at Erth
Explore the intricate world of Erth's dinosaur puppetry as artists prepare for a Sydney Opera House show, blending lifelike realism with hand-crafted creativity.
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Shared Love of Food Unites Community in 2026
In 2026, a community's passion for food brought people together, fostering connections and cultural exchange through shared meals and culinary events.
Easter's Message Found in Kew Gardens' Blossom by Rev Fraser
Reverend Giles Fraser discovers profound Easter inspiration not in scripture alone but amidst Kew Gardens' blooming bluebells and cherry blossoms, connecting nature's resurrection to biblical themes of life triumphing over death.
Architect's Phone Photo Captures Basketball Magic in Madrid
José Luis Morales Martín, an architect, snapped a stunning photo from his living room window in Las Rozas de Madrid, capturing teenagers playing basketball in the light and shadows of a hot September afternoon.
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Billionaire Must Return Nazi-Looted Modigliani to Jewish Heir
A New York judge has ruled that billionaire David Nahmad must return a valuable Amedeo Modigliani painting to the estate of Jewish art dealer Oscar Stettiner, who was robbed of it during the Nazi occupation of France.
West End Romeo & Juliet Criticised for Gimmicks and Inexperienced Leads
Robert Icke's production at the Harold Pinter Theatre, starring Sadie Sink and Noah Jupe, faces criticism for excessive length, distracting effects, and the young leads' lack of theatrical experience.
Sheida Soleimani's Art: Political Care in New York Show
Iranian-American artist Sheida Soleimani's exhibition Forest of Stars redefines care for bodies as a political statement, running from 16 April to 22 May at Yancey Richardson Gallery.
Glen Baxter, Surrealist Cartoonist, Dies at 82
Absurdist artist Glen Baxter, famed for his New Yorker cartoons and surreal greeting cards, has passed away at 82. His unique style blended childhood influences with artistic surrealism.
Artists Pay Tribute to Adrian Searle, Guardian's Chief Critic
Leading artists from Chris Ofili to Rachel Whiteread share heartfelt stories and praise for Adrian Searle, highlighting his empathetic, witty, and influential art criticism over decades.
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Art Weekly: Murals, Guerrilla Girls, and a Gloomy Degas
This week in art features Wilhelm Sasnal's political paintings, Guerrilla Girls' feminist critiques, and Degas' stark view of 19th-century Paris, plus UK street art digitisation.
The Authenticator Review: Thriller Tackles Slavery Legacies
Winsome Pinnock's play at London's Dorfman theatre blends comedy and drama as two Black academics authenticate an enslaver's diaries, exploring race, class, and historical guilt with a light touch.
Charlotte Gere, Victorian Art Historian, Dies Aged 88
Charlotte Gere, an esteemed art historian and curator who revolutionised the study of Victorian jewellery and design, has passed away at 88. Her work included rediscovering lost jewels by architect William Burges.
Alan Cumming's The High Life Musical: A Silly Panto Revival
Alan Cumming and Forbes Masson revive their cult 1994 TV sitcom in a musical at Dundee Rep, blending pantomime elements with brilliant songs and a Beano-esque plot.
Sasnal's Family/History: Disturbing Collision of Images
Polish painter Wilhelm Sasnal's exhibition at Sadie Coles HQ juxtaposes family portraits with historical atrocities, creating unsettling montages that mirror our fragmented digital age.
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Becky Barnicoat's Easter Cartoon Without Eggs
A unique Easter cartoon by Becky Barnicoat reimagines the holiday without traditional eggs, focusing on alternative festive elements and themes.
Fab 5 Freddy's Memoir Chronicles New York's Underground Scene
A new memoir by Fred Brathwaite, known as Fab 5 Freddy, offers an all-access pass to New York's creative explosion in the 1970s and 80s, bridging hip-hop, graffiti, and punk cultures.
V&A Dundee's Catwalk Exhibition Unveils Fashion's Legacy
A major exhibition at V&A Dundee explores 125 years of fashion shows, highlighting societal shifts and Scotland's design influence, while boosting tourism in the underrated city.
Romanian Gold Helmet Recovered After Museum Heist
A 2,500-year-old gold helmet and two bracelets stolen from a Dutch museum have been recovered by authorities following negotiations with suspects facing trial.
Raja Ravi Varma Painting Sells for Record £13.4 Million
A 19th-century oil painting by Raja Ravi Varma, Yashoda and Krishna, has become the most expensive work of modern Indian art ever sold at auction, fetching £13.4 million in Mumbai. The buyer pledges public display, but uncertainty remains over accessibili
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Danny Boyle's 'You Are Here' for Royal Festival Hall 75th
Danny Boyle co-creates 'You Are Here', an immersive theatrical event celebrating 75 years of youth culture at London's Southbank Centre for the Royal Festival Hall anniversary.
Frieda Hughes: Biker to Motorcycle Enthusiast at Landmark Birthday
Poet Frieda Hughes reflects on her lifelong passion for motorcycles as she celebrates a significant birthday, wishing she had discovered the joy of riding sooner.
Fire Island LGBTQ+ Artists Celebrated in New Book
A new book highlights the vibrant contributions of LGBTQ+ artists on Fire Island, exploring their creative legacy and cultural impact through essays and artworks.
Review: Gothic Horror Meets NHS Crisis in Intense Play
A review of 'What I'm Here For,' a play exploring a nurse's hellish shift through gothic horror, highlighting NHS staffing pressures and moral dilemmas.
Canterbury Cathedral's 'Bling' Restoration Sparks Local Fury
Canterbury Cathedral's £1 million restoration of Christ Church Gate has ignited controversy, with locals condemning the 'gaudy' bright colours and 'Disney-style' stained glass as 'horrible' and 'awful'.
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Digital Reconstructions Show Alternate Designs for Famous Landmarks
New digital reconstructions reveal how iconic structures like St. Paul's Cathedral and the Statue of Liberty could have looked if original architectural plans had been realised with modern technology.
Lesley Manville's Marquise de Merteuil Shines at National Theatre
Marianne Elliott's lavish staging of the French classic at the National Theatre features brilliant performances from Lesley Manville and Aidan Turner, exploring themes of manipulation and sexuality.
Ben & Jerry's Co-Founder Unveils Satirical Trump Sculpture in DC
A satirical sculpture mocking Donald Trump's proposed 'Golden Dome' missile defence system has been installed on the National Mall in Washington D.C. by Ben Cohen, co-founder of Ben & Jerry's ice cream.
Maximalist Home Styling Secrets Revealed by Expert
Stylist Benjamin Reynaert shares key techniques for creating bold, layered interiors using colour, pattern and texture, featuring insights from designer India Holmes.
Inez and Vinoodh's Book Celebrates 40 Years of Photography
A new book and exhibition by fashion photography duo Inez and Vinoodh features celebrity portraits and surrealist visions, challenging photography's truth and exploring love as a transformative practice.
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Ice Age Dice Discovery Rewrites Gambling History
Archaeologists have uncovered 12,000-year-old bone dice in America, revealing that gambling and structured games of chance were part of human culture millennia earlier than previously thought.
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