At 92, Rose Wylie, a rebel artist, continues to paint into the early hours, with her giant, witty canvases fetching huge sums globally. Her first solo show at the Royal Academy marks a milestone for British women in art.
A groundbreaking new edition brings to light previously lost plays by 16th-century playwright Thomas Kyd, offering fresh insights into Elizabethan drama and his influence on Shakespeare.
US photographer Jeff Mermelstein releases a new book, 'What if Jeff were a Butterfly?', exploring his archive to capture fleeting, beautiful moments from a butterfly's perspective.
UK Bible sales have more than doubled since 2019, driven by young people. Is this a fashion statement, a far-right co-option, or a genuine search for meaning in turbulent times?
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The beloved children's book 'Where Is The Green Sheep?' by Mem Fox and Judy Horacek, which has sold over 2.5 million copies, is now a live stage show touring 80 venues across Australia in 2026 and 2027.
A four-person adaptation of The Hound of the Baskervilles at New Vic Theatre brings laughs but fails to solve the mystery of its own existence, offering vigour without depth.
A new theatre production, 'Here There Are Blueberries', uses a Nazi photo album from Auschwitz to explore Hannah Arendt's concept of the banality of evil through a compelling docudrama format.
Philippe Gaulier, the influential French clown and teacher who founded his own theatre school, has died aged 82. His unique methods, including playful 'punishments', shaped generations of performers.
Artemisia Gentileschi's 'Mary Magdalene in Ecstasy' redefines the biblical figure, portraying her not as repentant but in spiritual rapture. Acquired by the National Gallery of Art, it challenges centuries of patriarchal artistic depictions.
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A German museum has returned a £1.1 million sculpture stolen by the Nazis from a Jewish businessman who died in a concentration camp, ending years of legal disputes.
Art UK celebrates 10 years by reaching 1 million entries in its online database of UK public art, with new chair Ben Terrett aiming to expand access and awareness.
French artist JR will transform Paris' historic Pont Neuf bridge into a monumental walk-through cave installation in June 2026, featuring sound by Daft Punk's Thomas Bangalter and augmented reality technology.
Britain's greatest female artist Tracey Emin opens up about her new Tate Modern retrospective, surviving cancer, and how art helped her overcome trauma, rape, and despair.
A review of Stewart Laing's 2026 production of George Bernard Shaw's 'Saint Joan' at the Citizens Theatre, exploring its modern relevance and innovative staging.
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The iconic Duomo di Milano has started a significant restoration effort to preserve its Gothic architecture and intricate details, funded by local authorities and cultural grants.
The National Gallery faces a severe funding shortfall, threatening its operations and public access. Experts argue that the public should not be forced to cover the costs, calling for sustainable solutions.
An exhibition showcases lifelike dolls, delving into themes of grief, play, and power, challenging perceptions of reality and emotion in contemporary art.
A new BBC documentary reveals LS Lowry's hidden life through unheard tapes, challenging his image as a working-class hero and exposing his conservative views and detached artistry.
The National Gallery's financial crisis, with an £8.2m deficit, has reignited debates on free museum entry. As funding pressures mount, the policy introduced in 2001 faces scrutiny, with potential cuts and charges looming.
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Sicilian photographer Mimi Mollica reveals how a sleepless night led to his stunning moon photo from a London balcony, using an iPhone 13 Mini and telescope, exploring its therapeutic and democratic appeal.
A poignant cartoon by Madeline Horwath captures the symbolic end of the Winter Olympics, reflecting on climate change and shifting global priorities in sports.
War veterans with severe injuries from Russia's invasion perform in Kyiv, transforming trauma into storytelling through an adaptation of Ivan Kotliarevskyi's 'Eneida'.
In Kyiv, wounded Ukrainian veterans with severe injuries from Russia's invasion perform an adaptation of Ivan Kotliarevskyi's 'Eneida,' blending 18th-century epic poetry with modern resilience and personal war stories.
The Grade II listing of the brutalist Southbank Centre ends decades of architectural debate. Now, with redevelopment off the table, ministers must provide the £30m requested to support artists and ensure this cultural landmark thrives.
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Explore Zahalkaworld, a visual archive showcasing an artist's journey through unique photographs, revealing creative evolution and personal narratives.
Yin Xiuzhen and Chiharu Shiota explore memory and identity through textiles and found objects in parallel exhibitions at London's Hayward Gallery, showcasing massive, emotive installations.
A review of the Royal Exchange Manchester's production of Road, exploring its powerful portrayal of working-class life in 1980s Britain with raw emotion and social commentary.
An unnamed Oslo bookstore has created a controversial 'Epstein Island guest list' display featuring books by or about figures mentioned in recent files, including Donald Trump, Bill Clinton, and Norway's Crown Princess Mette-Marit.
This week in art features a major exhibition for Beatriz González, showcasing her large-scale works, alongside Peter Doig's poetic tributes to Antoni Gaudí, highlighting diverse artistic expressions.
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A review of Shenoah Allen's 'Bloodlust Summertime', exploring themes of guns, slaughter, and the devil's son's quest for self-knowledge in a dark theatrical production.
