Bridgerton Pop-Up at Liberty London for Season 4
Liberty London launches an immersive Bridgerton pop-up on its fourth floor, featuring exclusive collections and show-inspired displays to celebrate the Netflix series' new season.
Category : Art Galleries
Tate Modern's Frida Kahlo Menu by Michelin Chef
London's Tate Modern gallery collaborates with Michelin-starred chef Santiago Lastra to launch a special menu inspired by the upcoming Frida Kahlo exhibition this summer.
Sydney Biennale 2026: Hoor Al Qasimi's Vision Revealed
The 25th Sydney Biennale, curated by Hoor Al Qasimi, features 84 artists from 37 countries across five venues, exploring memory and history through art.
Kerry Katona Brands Katie Price's Marriage 'Bonkers'
Kerry Katona has described Katie Price's whirlwind marriage to Lee Andrews as 'bonkers' as concerns grow over his criminal past and ex-partners' warnings.
Trump Closes Kennedy Center for Two Years
President Trump's decision to shut the Kennedy Center for renovations sparks debate, with critics linking it to performer boycotts following its controversial renaming.
Kennedy Center to Halt Entertainment for Two Years Under Trump
The John F Kennedy Center in Washington DC will suspend all entertainment operations for two years from July 4th for major renovations, as announced by Donald Trump on Truth Social.
Katie Price Husband Lee Andrews Dubai Travel Ban
Lee Andrews, Katie Price's new husband, reportedly banned from leaving Dubai due to fraud investigation involving forged mortgage. Details emerge from ex-girlfriends and former cellmate.
Melania Trump Billboard Vandalised in LA
Billboards for Melania Trump's Amazon Prime documentary in Los Angeles have been defaced with graffiti depicting her defecating on the American flag, amid backlash over the film and director Brett Ratner.
Child Topples 63,000 Beer Mat Guinness Record Tower
A young girl inadvertently collapsed a massive 63,000 beer mat tower built over a month for a Guinness World Record attempt in Cologne, Germany.
Snow Moon 2026: When and How to See It
The Snow Moon, February's full moon, peaks on Sunday evening. Learn about its Native American origins, alternative names, and best viewing tips.
Artist Sues Minister Over Venice Biennale Gaza Art Ban
Gabrielle Goliath takes legal action against Arts Minister Gayton McKenzie for blocking her Gaza-themed video installation from South Africa's Venice Biennale pavilion.
Primate to Tyler Ballgame: Culture Picks & Reviews
From a chimp-gone-wild shocker in Primate to Tyler Ballgame's debut album, discover the week's best in TV, film, books, and music from top Guardian reviews.
Samurai Secrets & This Week's Must-See Art
From the British Museum's Samurai exhibition to Jenny Holzer's political statements in Scunthorpe, discover the week's essential art shows including Julia Phillips and Quentin Blake.
Brooklyn Mural Memorialises Gaza's Child Victims
A powerful 50ft mural in Brooklyn lists the names of over 18,000 children killed in Gaza, created by artist Phil Buehler to humanise the staggering statistics of the conflict.
Tracey Emin Retrospective at Tate Modern with Ticket Deal
Tate Modern launches the largest-ever Tracey Emin exhibition, featuring iconic works like My Bed. Guardian readers get a 2-for-1 ticket offer with code GUARDIAN241.
Robert Crumb's London Exhibition: Sexual Deviancy as Art
Robert Crumb's provocative exhibition at David Zwirner gallery showcases his neurotic, horny drawings that transform comic book art into unnerving gallery installations.
Kennedy Center VP Resigns After Two Weeks Amid Trump-Led Turmoil
Kevin Couch has resigned as senior vice-president of artistic programming at Washington DC's Kennedy Center less than two weeks after his appointment, amid ongoing leadership changes initiated by Donald Trump.
National Gallery Art Trail Comes to Croydon Suburb
Life-sized reproductions of Van Gogh, Turner, Monet and Picasso paintings are coming to Croydon in February as part of the National Gallery's free 'Art on Your Doorstep' programme.
France's Last Newspaper Hawker Receives Prestigious Award
Ali Akbar, 73, has been celebrated by President Emmanuel Macron for his five decades of selling newspapers in Paris, receiving the National Order of Merit.
Anne Imhof: Art World Controversy and Fashion Ties
German artist Anne Imhof reflects on her journey from Venice Biennale success to recent criticism over fashion collaborations, exploring art's political role and autonomy in contemporary culture.
Claudia Winkleman Garden Fence Model in Suffolk
A Suffolk artist has created a striking garden fence model of Claudia Winkleman, inspired by The Traitors presenter's iconic status, joining previous tributes to Ed Sheeran and Queen Elizabeth II.
Art in Gaza, Starmer in China: Global Photos
A curated selection of powerful images from around the world, including an art gallery in a Gaza tent, Keir Starmer's China visit, and scenes from Ukraine to Australia.
Laura Lima's ICA Show: Surreal Art Fails to Connect
A review of Laura Lima's 'The Drawing Drawing' at the ICA in London, exploring its surreal concepts and questioning if the absurdity translates into meaningful art.
Huyghe's Liminals: Quantum Art in Berlin's Berghain
Pierre Huyghe's Liminals installation at Halle am Berghain presents terrifying quantum visions through film, sound and space, creating a gut-wobbling mythological journey in Berlin's iconic techno venue.
Courtauld to Open Two New Contemporary Art Galleries in 2029
London's Courtauld art museum reveals plans for two new contemporary art galleries at Somerset House, featuring dedicated spaces for artists and students, set to open in 2029.
Tate Modern's 2026 Turbine Hall Artist Announced
Tate Modern reveals Lebanese artist Tarek Atoui will create a multisensory sound installation in the Turbine Hall from October 2026 to April 2027, commissioned by Hyundai.
Art After Dark Returns to London's West End
London's free late-night art festival Art After Dark returns next week, featuring a public art trail, extended gallery hours, live music, and special offers across the West End.
Hockney's Normandie Show at Serpentine in 2026
A major David Hockney exhibition, featuring his iPad masterpiece 'A Year in Normandie', will debut in London at the Serpentine Gallery from March to August 2026, offering free entry.
Ken's Real Name Revealed: He's Not Just Ken
Fans are discovering Ken's full name is Kenneth Sean Carson, named after the creator's son, as Mattel prepares for his 65th anniversary with new beginnings.
Sue Webster: Art, Breakup & Motherhood at 52
Sue Webster, former YBA star, discusses her traumatic split from Tim Noble, new solo exhibition 'Birth of an Icon', and becoming a mother via IVF at age 52.
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