Tracey Emin: Art, Cancer, and Honesty in Margate
Tracey Emin discusses her life after cancer, her upcoming Tate Modern show, and her philanthropic work in Margate, reflecting on reputation and radical honesty.
Category : Art Galleries
Edith Bowman Pleads for Return of Stolen Grandfather's Ashes
TV presenter Edith Bowman tearfully appeals for the return of a stolen suitcase containing a ring with her grandfather's ashes, revealing the immense sentimental loss.
Global Art Showcase: 20 Pictures of This Week's World
A curated gallery of 20 powerful photographs from around the globe this week, highlighting diverse cultural moments, political events, and artistic expressions in visual storytelling.
Seurat's Eerie Seaside & Gailhoustet's Eco-Brutalism
Georges Seurat's modernist shores unsettle at the Courtauld, while Renée Gailhoustet's eco-brutalist housing is celebrated in London. Discover Yinka Shonibare, Sean Scully, and more in our weekly art dispatch.
Van Der Beek GoFundMe Hits $2M with Star Support
A GoFundMe campaign for James Van Der Beek's family has raised over $2 million in two days, with donations from Steven Spielberg and Zoe Saldana following the actor's death from bowel cancer at age 48.
Lucian Freud's Drawings: Key to His Artistic Genius
A new exhibition at London's National Portrait Gallery explores how Lucian Freud's drawings and etchings were essential to his creative process, offering intimate glimpses into his artistic evolution.
Euan Uglow Exhibition: Technical Art Lacks Emotional Depth
A review of Euan Uglow's retrospective at MK Gallery, highlighting his painstaking technique but critiquing the lack of life and emotion in his regimented paintings.
Sister's Tribute to Artist Found Dead After Three Years
The family of Delia McInerney, a 64-year-old artist missing since 2023, pays tribute after her body was discovered in St Helens, with a man charged in connection.
Sister's Tribute to Artist Found Dead After 3 Years
The family of Delia McInerney, a 64-year-old artist missing since 2023, pays tribute after her remains were discovered in Liverpool. A 65-year-old man has been charged with her murder.
Women Artists Redefine the Female Nude: Beyond Male Gaze
From Artemisia Gentileschi to Yoko Ono, female artists have long challenged the male-dominated tradition of the female nude. This article explores how women reclaim their bodies through self-portraiture and art, as highlighted in Rhiannon Lucy Cosslett's
Limited Ryan Gillett Fine Art Prints Available Now
The Guardian Print Shop presents a limited-time collection of Ryan Gillett's illustrations from the 'This is how we do it' column, available until February 23.
Shard Lights Up with Giant Heart for Valentine's Day
London's iconic Shard will illuminate with a giant red heart on February 14, visible from over 40 miles away, creating a romantic backdrop for Valentine's Day celebrations across the city.
Lively-Baldoni Court Mediation Fails After Six Hours
Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni's legal battle continues as a six-hour settlement conference ends without resolution, with a trial set for May 18 over sexual harassment allegations.
Adrian Searle Steps Down as Guardian's Chief Art Critic
Adrian Searle, the Guardian's chief art critic since 1996, will step down from his full-time role at the end of March. His three-decade career has been marked by authoritative, honest, and humorous writing that demystified art for millions of readers worl
Photographer's Decade-Long Portrait of Ukraine's Tensions
Robin Hinsch's photography book 'Lonely Are All the Bridges' captures Ukraine's societal fractures and resilience over more than a decade, presenting a melancholic vision beyond typical war imagery.
Seurat's 'The God of Small Things' Opens at Courtauld Gallery
The Courtauld Gallery in London unveils a new exhibition, 'The God of Small Things: Seurat and the Sea,' showcasing Georges Seurat's maritime works and his pointillist technique.
Sonic Memorial Installation Honors WWII Trauma Through Sound
Artist Jacqueline Kiyomi Gork's exhibition Gama 1213-B creates a powerful sonic memorial connecting Japanese internment camps and Okinawa caves through immersive sound and sculpture.
Starmer Asked to Support £500m Alexandra Palace Darts Funding
Prime Minister Keir Starmer faces calls to support a £500m public-private investment to keep darts at Alexandra Palace, as the venue risks losing major tournaments due to capacity constraints.
Lisl Ponger's Danse Macabre: Pandemic Photography
Artist Lisl Ponger reveals the intricate symbolism behind her Covid-inspired photograph Danse Macabre, featuring plague doctors, colonial references, and global social distancing measures transformed into dance.
Cruz Beckham Posts Sentimental Brooklyn Photo Amid Family Rift
Cruz Beckham shares a nostalgic childhood photo with Brooklyn Beckham, offering a glimpse of family unity despite ongoing estrangement and tattoo controversies.
Global Snapshot: Gaza, Protests, and Pope's Audience
A visual journey across continents captures displaced Palestinians in Gaza, political protests in Spain, and Pope Leo XIV's weekly audience, highlighting diverse global events and human stories.
Theresa Hak Kyung Cha Exhibition at Berkeley Art Museum
A major exhibition of works by Korean-American artist Theresa Hak Kyung Cha has launched at the Berkeley Art Museum, showcasing her influential multimedia art and writings.
Artist Sues AirAsia Over Unauthorised Mural Use
Lithuanian-born artist Ernest Zacharevic files lawsuit against AirAsia, alleging the airline used his iconic street art on a plane without permission or licensing agreement.
Ireland's Permanent Basic Income for Artists Launched
Ireland becomes the first country to establish a permanent basic income scheme for artists, providing €325 weekly to 2,000 creatives following a successful pilot programme.
Daily Global Photos: Trump Float to Camel Races
A visual journey through Tuesday's events worldwide, featuring political satire in Germany, protests in Delhi, and cultural moments from Kenya to Cambodia.
France's Far-Right Targets Arts Funding and Heritage
Marine Le Pen's National Rally proposes cutting subsidies for French cinema and contemporary art, sparking fears of a cultural regression and ideological control over the arts scene.
Chappell Roan Leaves Wasserman After Epstein Files
Grammy-winning singer Chappell Roan has departed the Wasserman talent agency after emails between founder Casey Wasserman and Ghislaine Maxwell surfaced in the Epstein documents.
Chappell Roan Quits Agency Over CEO's Epstein Emails
Singer Chappell Roan has terminated her representation with Wasserman after CEO Casey Wasserman's emails with Ghislaine Maxwell surfaced in Epstein files.
Art Attack's Neil Buchanan Creates 'Big Art' After 18 Years
Neil Buchanan, the iconic presenter of Art Attack, has unveiled his first 'Big Art' masterpiece in nearly two decades to celebrate the return of Müller Corner Original Rhubarb Crumble yoghurt.
Seurat's Seascapes Exhibition Opens at Courtauld
The Courtauld Gallery presents the UK's first Georges Seurat exhibition in nearly three decades, focusing exclusively on his seascapes from 1885-1890.
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