Cleopatra: The Experience Opens at London Excel in March
An immersive exhibition exploring Cleopatra's life opens at Excel London Waterfront on March 26, featuring interactive galleries, 5D sensory elements, and ancient artefacts.
Category : Art Galleries
KPMG Cuts Ties with Sydney Writers' Festival Over Speaker
Global accounting firm KPMG has requested removal of its name from Sydney Writers' Festival website following confirmation of Palestinian-Australian writer Randa Abdel-Fattah as speaker, sparking debate about cultural sensitivity and free speech.
Police Seize Art Posters of Trump, Putin, Netanyahu in Nazi Uniforms
Australian police have confiscated controversial art posters from a Canberra bar, featuring Donald Trump, Vladimir Putin, and Benjamin Netanyahu depicted in Nazi uniforms, sparking debates over free speech and artistic expression.
Clemence Poles' Farhang Exhibition in London
The Farhang exhibition by artist Clemence Poles opens in London, blending Persian and European art traditions to explore themes of identity and heritage in a contemporary setting.
Metro Daily Cartoon by Guy Venables Continues (18.02.2026)
The Metro daily cartoon by Guy Venables remains a staple, with publication details and subscription options highlighted alongside broader economic and workplace news updates.
Hayward Gallery: Shiota and Xiuzhen's Art Exhibition
Explore the Hayward Gallery's new exhibition featuring Chiharu Shiota's immersive string installations and Yin Xiuzhen's recycled clothing sculptures, blending themes of life, death, and globalization in a thought-provoking display.
Katie Price Fuels Pregnancy Rumors in Instagram Drama
Katie Price ignites pregnancy speculation by declaring 'I'm having his child' about new husband Lee Andrews in a heated Instagram exchange, just weeks after their whirlwind Dubai wedding.
Robert Capa Exhibition Reveals His Revolutionary Photography Style
A Paris exhibition showcases newly discovered footage of Robert Capa at work during the liberation of Paris, revealing how he invented the modern war photography style.
Nazi Art Restorers' Role in Holocaust Hitlist Revealed
A new book uncovers how paper restorers and bookbinders were recruited by the Nazis to clean historic records, aiding in the detection of Jewish ancestry and contributing directly to genocide during World War II.
Curran Hatleberg's Photographic Journey: America's Untold Stories
Photographer Curran Hatleberg travels across the United States, capturing raw images that reveal the primal connection between people and nature in his books Blood Green and Lost Coast.
Robert Duvall, Acclaimed Actor, Passes Away at Age 95
Veteran American actor Robert Duvall, celebrated for iconic roles in films like Apocalypse Now and The Godfather, has died at 95. His career spanned decades, earning him an Oscar and widespread admiration.
Naumann's Furniture Art Interrogates Divided Germany
German artist Henrike Naumann employs sofas, chairs, and coffee tables in installations that critically examine the nation's political and social rifts, sparking dialogue on unity and conflict.
Cruz Beckham's Beatles-Themed 21st Birthday Party Details
Cruz Beckham celebrated his 21st birthday early with a Beatles-inspired black-tie party at The MAINE Mayfair, featuring emotional speeches and family unity amid ongoing drama.
Michael Duncan: Visionary Artist and Curator Dies at 70
Michael Duncan, a pioneering artist and influential curator known for his abstract works and major exhibitions, has passed away at age 70, leaving a profound legacy in contemporary art.
Barbican Arts Director's Sudden Exit Shakes Institution
Devyani Saltzman departs the Barbican just weeks after new CEO's arrival and ahead of major £451m refurbishment, marking another leadership change at the iconic London arts centre.
Horniman's Voyage to the Deep Kids' Exhibition Review
The Horniman Museum's new Voyage to the Deep exhibition offers a fun, chaotic underwater adventure for kids, blending Jules Verne themes with interactive activities.
Aardman Exhibition at Young V&A Attracts Adult Visitors
The Young V&A's Inside Aardman exhibition, celebrating Wallace & Gromit, is drawing more adults than children, highlighting the studio's enduring appeal across generations with original models and interactive displays.
Yin Xiuzhen and Chiharu Shiota Exhibitions Reviewed
Two major exhibitions at London's Hayward Gallery explore themes of memory and connection through recycled textiles and thread installations, raising questions about art in the Instagram era.
Daily Photos: Carnival, Lunar New Year, and Global Tensions
A visual journey across the world on February 16, 2026, featuring celebrations like Carnival and Lunar New Year, alongside political protests and environmental scenes from Iran to Brazil.
Delaine Le Bas Review: Witches, Welcomes & Wallpaper
Former Turner Prize nominee Delaine Le Bas presents a provocative exhibition blending witchcraft, domesticity, and wallpaper in a unique artistic exploration.
Italy's $14.9M Renaissance Painting Sparks Sicilian Debate
The Italian government's $14.9 million acquisition of Antonello da Messina's 'Ecce Homo' has ignited a fierce debate over whether the Renaissance masterpiece should return to the artist's birthplace in Sicily, where a devastating 1908 earthquake destroyed
Van Der Beek Ranch Purchase Clarified After GoFundMe Backlash
James Van Der Beek's representative explains the $4.8 million Texas ranch down payment came from friends through a trust, addressing criticism of the family's fundraiser after the actor's death from cancer.
Rupert Grint Criticized for Fascism Comments at Berlin Festival
Rupert Grint's brief denouncement of rising fascism at the Berlin Film Festival sparked intense debate, with critics calling his response inadequate while others defended his right to choose political moments.
Global Weekend in Pictures: Parades, Sports, and Festivals
A visual journey across continents captures vibrant street festivals in Rio and Barcelona, poignant moments in Ukraine, and athletic feats at the Winter Games, showcasing diverse cultural celebrations and human stories from February 2026.
Professional Eavesdropping: When Listening In Becomes a Career
Meet Uncle CCTV, the content creator who turned overhearing conversations into a comedy career. Explore the psychology behind eavesdropping and where the ethical lines are drawn in our oversharing society.
Mundo Pixar Experience Opens in Wembley with Immersive Worlds
London's Wembley Park hosts the new Mundo Pixar Experience, featuring meticulously recreated sets from 14 Pixar films. Visitors can shrink to toy-size in Andy's bedroom, explore underwater worlds from Finding Nemo, and discover hidden Easter eggs througho
Olivia Attwood Parties Through Divorce Blues in London
Olivia Attwood celebrated her new single status with a late-night outing in Soho with co-host Pete Wicks, following her split from footballer Bradley Dack.
Trucker's 23-Year Miniature NYC Model Now at Museum
Joe Macken spent 23 years building a 50-by-27ft miniature replica of New York City from wood and cardboard. His hyperrealistic model, featuring all five boroughs, is now displayed at the Museum of the City of New York.
Valentine's Day in the City: Cartoonist's Urban Romance View
Cartoonist Madeline Horwath offers a humorous and insightful perspective on how city dwellers experience Valentine's Day, highlighting the unique challenges and joys of urban romance through her art.
Camden's Legendary Black Cap Pub Sets Reopening Date
After 11 years of relentless campaigning, Camden's iconic LGBTQ+ venue The Black Cap will officially reopen in March 2026 following a £2 million restoration project.
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