Toddler's abstract art earns 150k likes on Instagram
A two-year-old named October has gained over 150,000 likes for his abstract paintings, created under his mother's guidance, and now displayed in their Shropshire home.
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Cancer Survivor Couple Embrace Polyamory and Queer Identity
After cancer, Kevin and Jade opened their relationship, explored polyamory, and Kevin now identifies as queer, boosting confidence and intimacy.
Corrie's Nina gets job offer, exit confirmed
Nina Lucas lands an art gallery job in Whitby, setting her Coronation Street exit in motion. Mollie Gallagher is already touring in Silence of the Lambs.
David Shrigley’s first UK exhibition in 15 years opens in 2027
David Shrigley’s first solo UK public gallery exhibition in 15 years will open at Dulwich Picture Gallery in 2027, pairing never-before-seen works with 17th-century Dutch and Flemish masterpieces.
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Mary Heilmann, Pioneering Abstract Painter, Dies at 85
Mary Heilmann, the influential American abstract painter known for vibrant, playful canvases that blurred abstraction and craft, has died at 85. Her work is held in major museums worldwide.
Buried Artworks at Sydney's Festival of Dangerous Ideas
Eighty artworks by eight Australian artists are buried under 120 tonnes of dirt at Carriageworks for the Festival of Dangerous Ideas, where visitors will dig them up to explore dangerous ideas about climate change, colonisation, and labour.
Peppa Pig Hedge ‘Decapitated’ by Vandals in Oxfordshire
A beloved Peppa Pig topiary near Newton Purcell, Oxfordshire, was found with its head hacked off by vandals between August 13 and 15, 2026. Police are investigating the deliberate damage, which has left owners and locals devastated.
Robin Williams' kids reopen Instagram to fight AI abuse
Robin Williams' three children have revived his Instagram account, dormant since 2014, to create a trusted archive of authentic photos and videos, combating unauthorized AI-generated impersonations of the late actor and comedian.
Royal Opera House Launches Exclusive After-Hours Night Tours
The Royal Opera House in Covent Garden will host after-hours tours on August 21, offering backstage access to props, costumes, and rehearsals from 5.30pm to 11.30pm, with tickets at £60.
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Camden artists face eviction from Regent's Park studios by 2027
Around 230 artists must vacate Camden's Regent's Park Estate studios by January 2027 due to fire safety rules, sparking a petition for alternative spaces.
Lise McGurn: Katy Perry, Dundee and Painting's Wild Energy
Lise McGurn's first major solo show at Dundee Contemporary Arts features vibrant paintings inspired by Katy Perry, nightlife, and motherhood, opening August 2026.
Last Chance: 5 London Art Exhibitions Closing Soon
Five major London art exhibitions, including Tracey Emin at Tate Modern and the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition, close in late August 2026. Don't miss these final days.
Guy Venables Cartoon: August 11, 2026 - Metro Satire
Metro's daily cartoon by Guy Venables on August 11, 2026, offers sharp satire. Prints available via 0191 6030178.
Christine Borland, Turner-nominated artist, dies at 61
Christine Borland, Turner Prize nominee known for exploring bodies and medical histories, has died aged 61. Her installations, sculptures, and films challenged scientific objectivity.
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Brini Maxwell: Hobbies to Profession, $1,000 Tag Sale
Brini Maxwell, Ben Sander's 60s housewife drag persona, hosts craft nights and recently raised over $1,000 at a tag sale, blending interior design, crafting, and TV personality work.
Indigenous Fashion Blends Culture and Climate in Darwin
First Nations designers and models gathered in Darwin for Country to Couture and the National Indigenous Fashion Awards, showcasing sustainable, culture-rich designs.
Catherine Opie's Heroic Portraits Lead Edinburgh Shows
Catherine Opie's powerful portraits open in Edinburgh, with Earth Matters, Vestiges, Inside Aardman, and Ffasiwn also on view; Lotto's masterpiece highlighted.
Top European Islands for Autumn 2026: Crete to Madeira
Discover the best European islands for autumn 2026, from Crete's balmy beaches to Madeira's lush landscapes, with tips on shoulder-season travel and deals.
Bold Tendencies 20th Anniversary Festival Euphoria
Bold Tendencies rooftop gallery in Peckham marks 20 years with 'Euphoria' festival, featuring Ben Okri, Multi-Story Orchestra, and major art installations until September 12.
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Gibellina: Italy's first art capital rises from quake ruins
Gibellina, destroyed by a 1968 earthquake, is now Italy's first Capital of Contemporary Art, featuring 5,000 artworks and a concrete labyrinth.
Cooper and Hadid Spark Secret Wedding Rumors with Rings
Bradley Cooper and Gigi Hadid sparked secret wedding speculation after being photographed in Paris wearing matching rings on their left ring fingers, fueling rumors they may have quietly tied the knot.
Gagosian Gallery exits Burlington Arcade in London
Gagosian Gallery has closed its Burlington Arcade branch in London, leaving two Mayfair outposts. The move follows broader industry trends of galleries reassessing costly inner-city spaces.
Women's sculpture park in London faces closure
London's Artist's Garden, the world's only sculpture park dedicated to women, may close after TfL refuses to renew its licence, sparking a campaign.
Cheryl's Tell-All Documentary: A Long-Awaited Comeback
Cheryl is reportedly in talks for a tell-all documentary, marking her return to the spotlight after years of personal tragedies, including the death of Liam Payne.
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Gered Mankowitz's Iconic Music Photos
Legendary photographer Gered Mankowitz's career-spanning exhibition opens, featuring iconic shots of Jimi Hendrix, the Rolling Stones, and Sade, offering an intimate look at rock history.
Umbrella Workshop tops Time Out's 2026 London cocktail bar list
Umbrella Workshop, a hidden 12-seat Shoreditch bar, has been named the best cocktail bar in London by Time Out's 2026 guide, praised for its intimate, dramatic yet cosy atmosphere and inventive drinks like the fish sauce-infused Sweet Child of Brine.
Guerrilla Girls: Anonymity as Radical Art
Guerrilla Girls unmask: Artist Joyce Kozloff reveals identity at 83, highlighting how anonymity remains a powerful shield and spotlight in today's culture of visibility.
Grand Bassam: Artists find creative haven in Côte d'Ivoire
Grand Bassam, Côte d'Ivoire, is becoming an art haven as creatives priced out of Abidjan relocate, revitalizing the city after a 2016 jihadist attack.
Portrait of Jewish leader wins Archibald people's choice
Michael Zavros's painting of Alex Ryvchin, created after the Bondi terror attack, won the 2026 Archibald people's choice award with a record 45,769 votes.
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An FDA committee under RFK Jr recommended reclassifying six unproven peptides, allowing compounding pharmacies to sell them without proof of safety, sparking concerns over a multibillion-dollar market of untested drugs.
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