Victoria Beckham's Easter Omits Brooklyn Amid Family Feud
Victoria Beckham's lavish Easter celebration featured personalized gifts for family members, but notably excluded estranged son Brooklyn Beckham, highlighting ongoing family tensions.
Category : Art Galleries
Marilyn Monroe: Creative Pioneer in UK Exhibitions
Two major UK exhibitions mark Marilyn Monroe's centenary, showcasing her as a sharp comic performer and image architect beyond her iconic status.
Frida Kahlo Artworks' Spain Move Sparks Mexican Protest
Nearly 400 Mexican cultural professionals protest Banco Santander deal sending 160 Gelman collection masterpieces, including Frida Kahlo works, to Spain amid fears they may never return.
NGV's 'Mother' Exhibition: Art on Motherhood's Reality
The National Gallery of Victoria's new exhibition 'Mother' showcases over 200 works, from historical images to contemporary art, delving into the relentless, creative, and often invisible labor of motherhood across cultures.
Guardian Corrections: Dance Review, US Deportation Deal, More
The Guardian has issued corrections for articles including a dance performance review, a US deportation agreement, and lost Doctor Who episodes, with details on how to submit complaints.
Sponsors Drop Wireless Festival Over Kanye West Controversy
Major sponsors Diageo and Pepsi have pulled out of the Wireless festival in London after criticism of the decision to book Kanye West, who has made antisemitic remarks and expressed admiration for Adolf Hitler.
Behind the Scenes: Dinosaur Puppetry Art at Erth
Explore the uncanny world of dinosaur puppetry as Erth prepares for a new show at Sydney Opera House, showcasing hand-crafted artistry and lifelike designs.
Beckinsale Claims Male Privilege After Firing Over Gaza Post
Kate Beckinsale alleges Mark Ruffalo ignored her after she was fired by her agent for liking a Gaza ceasefire post, citing male privilege in Hollywood.
Liana Finck's Cartoon on Parenting Sacrifices
A new cartoon by Liana Finck delves into the noble sacrifices made by parents, offering a poignant and humorous take on modern family life and its emotional complexities.
Soleimani's 'Forest of Stars': Art as Political Care
Iranian American artist Sheida Soleimani's new exhibition, Forest of Stars, redefines care for bodies as a political act, blending surreal imagery with themes of refugee identity and colonial critique.
Glen Baxter, Surrealist Cartoonist, Dies at 82
Glen Baxter, the celebrated absurdist artist and cartoonist known for his work in the New Yorker and Observer, has passed away at 82. His unique style blended childhood influences with surrealism.
Artists Honor Guardian Critic Adrian Searle's Legacy
Leading artists from Chris Ofili to Rachel Whiteread celebrate Adrian Searle's career as the Guardian's chief art critic, praising his empathetic, witty, and insightful writing that transformed art journalism.
Art Weekly: Political Paintings, Feminist Rebels, UK Murals Digitized
Poland's Wilhelm Sasnal unveils unsettling political paintings in London, Guerrilla Girls occupy East Sussex, and Art UK digitizes 6,700 UK street murals in this week's art dispatch.
Martin Rowson Easter Cartoon on World Turmoil and Trump
A new cartoon by Martin Rowson captures the chaotic state of global affairs this Easter, with a sharp focus on Donald Trump's role in the turmoil.
Sasnal's 'Family/History': Art's Unsettling Image Collisions
Polish artist Wilhelm Sasnal's exhibition at Sadie Coles HQ juxtaposes family portraits with historical atrocities, reflecting the fragmented visual landscape of social media and creating profound unease.
Easter Without Eggs: Modern Twist on Tradition
A new cartoon by Becky Barnicoat explores alternative Easter celebrations, moving beyond eggs to focus on community and creativity in modern life.
Metro Daily Cartoon by Guy Venables Gains Popularity (03.04.2026)
The Metro daily cartoon, illustrated by Guy Venables, continues to captivate readers with its timely and humorous takes on current events. Published on April 3, 2026, the cartoon has become a staple for fans seeking witty commentary and entertainment.
Brian Littrell Denies Homophobic Slur in Beach Argument
Backstreet Boys singer Brian Littrell faces backlash after heated argument with beachgoer on Florida beach. Littrell denies using homophobic slur during confrontation over private property rights.
Sheffield's Crucible Keeps Snooker Until 2045, Boosting City
Sheffield's Crucible theatre will host the world snooker championships until 2045, a relief for the city. The deal, backed by £45m funding, aims to enhance the venue and support Sheffield's cultural and economic revival.
Guardian Corrections: Art Photo, Crossword, News Updates
The Guardian has issued corrections for a mislabeled art photograph at Tate Britain and a spelling error in a crossword clue, alongside updates on various news stories from EVs to winemaking.
Barbican Centre: Where Brutalism Meets Everyday London Life
The Barbican Centre's brutalist architecture serves as both workplace and home for staff, embodying its original vision to integrate arts into daily existence through public spaces and community engagement.
London's Thames-Side Arts District Opens as Cultural Hub
A new arts district along the Thames River in London has officially opened, featuring galleries, performance spaces, and public art installations to boost cultural tourism.
Norris Family Denounces False AI Health Claims After Death
Chuck Norris' family issues statement refuting fabricated AI-generated videos about his health and death circumstances, urging fans to trust only official sources.
Inez and Vinoodh: 40 Years of Photography and Love
A new book and exhibition by Inez van Lamsweerde and Vinoodh Matadin celebrate 40 years of fashion photography, featuring celebrity portraits and a meditation on love's transformative power.
Video Games Return to V&A Museum in Digital Art Show
The Victoria and Albert Museum in London announces a new exhibition featuring video games as digital art, exploring their cultural impact and design. The show includes interactive installations and historical artifacts.
Washington Show Features Filipino American Stories
A major exhibition in Washington showcases Filipino American narratives, exploring themes of memory, identity, and cultural heritage through diverse artistic expressions.
Art UK Digitizes 6,600+ UK Murals in Major Project
Art UK has cataloged over 6,600 public murals across the UK, from medieval church paintings to modern street art, reflecting a surge in commissioned works post-Covid.
Cattelan's Confession Hotline: Art Provocateur Invites Sinners
Italian artist Maurizio Cattelan launches a global confession hotline for Easter, inviting callers to confess sins for a livestreamed absolution event. The provocative project coincides with a limited edition of his controversial 1999 Pope John Paul II sc
Claire Aho's Colour Revolution in Finnish Photography
A new exhibition at Hundred Heroines Museum highlights Claire Aho's vibrant postwar photography, showcasing her wit, cinematic flair, and role in shaping Finland's visual culture.
Laetitia Ky: From Hair Hate to Empowering Sculptural Art
Ivorian artist Laetitia Ky creates intricate sculptural hairstyles using her natural hair, transforming childhood pain into powerful feminist statements about identity and representation.
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