Sadie Sink and Noah Jupe on West End's Romeo and Juliet
Stranger Things star Sadie Sink and actor Noah Jupe discuss their West End debut in Robert Icke's Romeo and Juliet, reflecting on child stardom and Shakespeare.
Category : Arts
1850 Photos of Enslaved People Return from Harvard to SC Museum
Harvard University has transferred rare 1850 daguerreotypes of enslaved individuals to Charleston's International African American Museum after a seven-year legal battle.
Tom Gauld Designs Bookplates for Every Genre
Cartoonist Tom Gauld creates a series of humorous bookplates tailored to different literary genres, blending satire with bibliophile charm in his latest artistic project.
Hockney's New Exhibition Features Portraits of Family and Carers
A new David Hockney exhibition at London's Serpentine North Gallery showcases portraits of his family and carers, alongside iPad-painted works inspired by the Bayeux Tapestry.
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Hockney's Serpentine Show: Hope in a Desperate World
A free exhibition of new works by David Hockney at London's Serpentine Gallery celebrates spring with a 90-metre frieze and oil paintings, offering a message of renewal and hope.
Edinburgh Festival 2026 Explores US Creativity and Cruelty
The Edinburgh International Festival 2026 will feature the largest-ever presentation of American artists, exploring themes of freedom, innovation, and hypocrisy under the theme 'All Rise'.
Hockney's Digital Frieze: A Vision That Falls Short
David Hockney's A Year in Normandie at Serpentine North stitches 100 iPad paintings into a vast frieze, but critics argue it undermines his gift for beauty, with messy joins and artificial colours.
Harold Thornton: The Forgotten Australian Art Genius
The extraordinary life of Harold 'the Kangaroo' Thornton, a prolific Australian painter, self-promoter, and wrestler whose psychedelic works and tall tales left a unique legacy.
Edinburgh Festival Marks US 250th with Largest American Acts Ever
The 2026 Edinburgh International Festival will feature its biggest-ever cohort of American artists, marking 250 years of US independence with themes of collaboration and resilience.
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Edinburgh Festival Marks US 250th with Largest American Lineup
The 2026 Edinburgh International Festival will feature its biggest-ever cohort of American artists, marking 250 years of US independence with themes of collaboration and resilience.
Glastonbury Artist's Junk Sculpture Exhibition Unveiled
Joe Rush, the artist behind iconic Glastonbury installations like Carhenge, presents a major exhibition of sculptures made from reclaimed materials during the festival's fallow year.
V&A Gilbert Galleries Reopen with Provenance Focus
The V&A's revamped Gilbert Galleries showcase a treasure trove of decorative arts, now with a groundbreaking emphasis on provenance, Nazi-looted items, and historical context.
Shuggy Boats Review: Live Theatre Newcastle's New Show
A review of Shuggy Boats at Live Theatre Newcastle, highlighting its innovative storytelling and emotional depth in a 2026 production.
Stubbs Exhibition at National Gallery: A Short but Beautiful Canter
The National Gallery's tiny exhibition on George Stubbs features his horse portrait Scrub and anatomical drawings, but critics argue it's too brief for an artist as significant as Constable or Turner.
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Tracey Emin's 'A Second Life' Opens at Tate Modern
Tracey Emin's new exhibition 'A Second Life' has opened at Tate Modern, featuring a private view for Guardian readers. The show explores themes of rebirth and reflection.
Hockney's Serpentine Show: A Message of Hope in Art
A free exhibition at London's Serpentine Gallery showcases David Hockney's new iPad frieze and oil paintings, celebrating seasonal renewal and artistic innovation.
Michelangelo Bust Claim Divides Art Experts in Rome
A researcher's claim that a Christ the Saviour bust in Rome is a secret Michelangelo work has ignited controversy, with experts divided and security tightened at the church.
Dudamel Slams Chalamet Over Opera and Ballet Remarks
Conductor Gustavo Dudamel has responded to actor Timothée Chalamet's claim that 'no one cares' about opera and ballet, calling it ignorant and urging more access to classical music.
Queen Camilla Endorses WWII Children's Book on Veterans' Sacrifices
Queen Camilla has written to author Victoria Panton Bacon, praising her book 'Their Second World War' for educating children about wartime sacrifices through veterans' firsthand accounts.
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UK Theatre Under Pressure from Soaring Production Costs
A new report reveals UK theatres are struggling with escalating production expenses while maintaining affordable ticket prices, with many facing operating deficits despite record audience numbers.
Italy Buys Rare Caravaggio Painting for €30 Million
Italy's Culture Ministry purchases a 1598 Caravaggio portrait of Maffeo Barberini for €30 million, calling it 'exceptional' and strengthening national art collections.
King Charles Wonders About British Art Hidden in Australia
King Charles visited Tate Britain's Turner & Constable exhibition after hours, marvelling at rediscovered works and speculating about other British artworks potentially hidden abroad, particularly in Australia.
The Holy Rosenbergs Review: Jewish Family Drama in London
Tracy Ann Oberman stars in Ryan Craig's play at the Menier Chocolate Factory, exploring a Jewish family's conflicts over faith, tradition, and modern life in London.
Italy Buys Caravaggio Portrait for €30M in Major Art Deal
Italy's Culture Ministry has purchased a rare Caravaggio portrait for €30 million, marking one of the largest state investments in a single artwork to strengthen national heritage.
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Readers' Best Photographs: Orchids, Chameleons, and More
A stunning collection of reader-submitted photographs from around the world, featuring blooming orchids at Kew Gardens, a camouflaged chameleon in Malta, and sunset scenes in Sussex.
Ancient Coin Used as Bus Fare in Leeds Identified
A coin used for bus fare in 1950s Leeds has been identified as a 2,000-year-old Carthaginian artefact from Cadiz, Spain, now donated to Leeds Museums and Galleries for study.
Peake Leads 200 Figures in British Museum Palestine Protest
Actresses Maxine Peake, Siobhan McSweeney and Juliet Stevenson are among over 200 cultural figures who have signed a letter urging the British Museum to show support for Palestinians and end its BP sponsorship.
Turner & Constable Film Explores Rivalry of British Art Masters
A documentary accompanying Tate Britain's exhibition provides an accessible survey of JMW Turner and John Constable, featuring expert commentary and stunning visuals for art enthusiasts.
Queen's Direct Role in Wardrobe Revealed in Exhibition
A new exhibition reveals Queen Elizabeth II personally oversaw hemlines, fabrics, and embellishments for her iconic wardrobe, showcasing her evolution from princess to monarch through 200 garments.
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Luigi Ghirri Exhibition: Abstraction in Italian Photography
An exhibition of rare photographs by Luigi Ghirri highlights his lesser-known works, exploring abstraction and poetry in everyday visual culture. On display in London until May 9.
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