Pentangle's Folk Music Sparked My Cultural Awakening
A transformative gig by the 60s folk band Pentangle helped a young person of colour find belonging in Britain's folklore, revealing an enchanted and subversive version of the nation.
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Scottish Photographer Wins Sony Award with Phone Shot
Robby Ogilvie's image 'Colour Divides' captures a Ford Cortina against Bo-Kaap's vibrant houses, winning the Object category at the Sony World Photography Awards 2026.
Banksy's Identity Allegedly Unmasked: Robin Gunningham Named
A Reuters investigation claims to have identified Banksy as Robin Gunningham, also known as David Jones, after analysing court documents and interviews. The artist's lawyer has disputed the findings.
Banksy's Complete Works Unite in UK Debut Exhibition
A major exhibition showcasing recreations of all 200 of Banksy's artworks opens in Manchester, featuring iconic pieces and supporting cancer charity.
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Banksy Identity Uncovered as Robin Gunningham in Reuters Probe
A Reuters investigation claims to have identified graffiti artist Banksy as Robin Gunningham, who reportedly changed his name to David Jones, using court records and interviews.
Public Vote on Artist for Sycamore Gap Tree Wood Art
The National Trust invites the public to vote on which of six shortlisted artists will transform timber from the illegally felled Sycamore Gap tree into a lasting artwork, with the ballot open until 28 March.
Public Vote on Sycamore Gap Tree Wood Art Commission
The National Trust unveils six shortlisted artists for a public vote to determine who will create artwork from the illegally felled Sycamore Gap tree wood. Voting runs until March 28, with public input weighing 30% in the final decision.
Public Vote on Sycamore Gap Tree Art Commission Opens
The National Trust invites the public to vote on which of six shortlisted artists will transform timber from the illegally felled Sycamore Gap tree into a lasting artwork, with voting open until 28 March.
Russia's Venice Biennale Return Sparks Outcry and EU Threat
The inclusion of Russia in the 2026 Venice Biennale art fair has triggered international condemnation, with the European Commission threatening to withhold funding and 22 European countries demanding Moscow's exclusion over the Ukraine war.
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Major Kusama Retrospective Opens at Museum Ludwig
The Museum Ludwig in Cologne celebrates its 50th anniversary with a comprehensive five-month exhibition featuring over 300 works by iconic Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama.
Zanele Muholi Wins Hasselblad Award for Photography
South African artist Zanele Muholi has been honoured with the prestigious 2026 Hasselblad award, dedicating the recognition to under-represented communities and reflecting on decades of activism through photography.
France Returns Sacred Drum Looted from Côte d'Ivoire
France has returned the Djidji Ayôkwé, a sacred talking drum seized in 1916, to Côte d'Ivoire in a landmark cultural restitution ceremony, marking a historic step for post-colonial reconciliation.
Art Weekly: Spring Blooms and Provocative Exhibitions
This week's art dispatch features floral exhibitions at the Ashmolean, abstract erotica in London, Japanese print masters in Manchester, and a rare 17th-century masterpiece by Marie Blancour.
Kutchinsky's Jewelled Egg Finds Home in Tokyo Museum
Serena Kutchinsky reunites with her father's £7m jewelled egg, a masterpiece that reshaped her family's life, now displayed at The National Museum of Nature and Science in Tokyo.
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USPS Launches Stamps Honouring Lowrider Culture and Heritage
The United States Postal Service has revealed a new stamp series dedicated to lowrider culture, recognising its artistic significance and global reach from American barrios to international streets.
Obamas Produce Broadway Revival of 'Proof' with Higher Ground
Barack and Michelle Obama announce their first Broadway venture, co-producing the revival of 'Proof' with Higher Ground. Don Cheadle and Ayo Edebiri star in the Tony-winning play directed by Thomas Kail.
Low and Slow: The Global Legacy of Lowrider Culture
Born in Mexican American communities, lowrider culture has evolved from local boulevards to a worldwide symbol of automotive art and cultural pride.
USPS Issues Stamps Honoring Lowrider Car Culture
The US Postal Service is releasing a new stamp series featuring five iconic lowrider cars, recognising the vibrant artistic expression of Chicano communities.
Jane Lapotaire: Stage Star Who Transcended Piaf
Jane Lapotaire, who died at 81, was celebrated for her Olivier-winning role as Edith Piaf but was a rare classical actor in Shakespeare, Chekhov, and Ibsen.
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Ben Jennings' Oscars Cartoon Satirises Middle East Crisis
A new cartoon by Ben Jennings critiques the Middle East crisis juxtaposed with Oscars glamour in Los Angeles, highlighting global tensions and media focus.
Pompeii Exhibition Shows Plaster Casts of Vesuvius Victims
A new permanent exhibition in Pompeii displays over 20 plaster casts of victims from the 79 AD Mount Vesuvius eruption, capturing their final moments with emotional and archaeological precision.
Russell Maliphant's Landscapes: Dance and Light in Harmony
Russell Maliphant Dance Company presents three arresting solos at Sadler's Wells East, blending meditative movement with exquisite lighting design in a spiritual performance.
Naples Museum Lets Blind Visitors Touch Marble Sculptures
Sansevero Chapel Museum in Naples will host a tactile art experience for visually impaired visitors, allowing them to touch masterpieces like the Veiled Christ.
Sydney Biennale 2026: 'Rememory' Explores History with Nuance
The 25th Sydney Biennale, themed 'Rememory', features over 80 artists from 37 countries. Under Emirati director Hoor Al Qasimi, it focuses on polyphonic voices rather than political spectacle, with works revisiting histories for present insights.
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Museum Funding Debate: Tax Airbnbs, Not Visitors
Independent readers are divided on whether UK museums should charge tourists or remain free, with suggestions including Airbnb taxes and tourist levies to address funding gaps while preserving accessibility.
Chalamet's Opera and Ballet Comments Spark Global Arts Debate
Timothée Chalamet's remark that 'no one cares' about opera and ballet has provoked swift backlash, highlighting financial struggles and declining attendance in the arts sector worldwide.
Pompeii's Final Moments Preserved in New Exhibition
A new exhibition at Pompeii displays 22 plaster casts of victims from the AD 79 Vesuvius eruption, capturing their agonising final poses and offering a scientific account of the disaster.
Glastonbury Artist Joe Rush Unveils Junk Sculpture Exhibition
Joe Rush, the artist behind iconic Glastonbury installations like Carhenge, presents a major exhibition of works made from reclaimed materials during the festival's fallow year.
Smithsonian Returns Slave Ship Timber to South Africa
The National Museum of African American History and Culture is preparing to return a rare timber from the São José slave ship to South Africa, marking a significant change to its Slavery and Freedom exhibit.
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Act Black Exhibition: Posters of Black American Stage and Screen
A new exhibition at New York's Poster House celebrates Black performers from the 1880s to 1940s, using rare posters to counter stereotypes and highlight cultural contributions.
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