Harold Thornton: Forgotten Australian Art Genius
Explore the life of Harold 'the Kangaroo' Thornton, an Australian artist, wrestler, and self-proclaimed genius whose psychedelic works and tall tales left a unique mark on art history.
Category : Art Galleries
Hockney's Digital Normandy Frieze: Falls Short in Person
David Hockney's 90-meter iPad frieze at Serpentine Gallery offers a digital vision of Normandy but underwhelms in reality, despite his historic gift for celebrating beauty.
Stubbs Exhibition at National Gallery: A Brief Equine Tribute
The National Gallery's new exhibition on George Stubbs offers a stunning but limited view of his horse portraits, featuring Scrub and anatomical drawings, yet critics argue it falls short of a full survey.
Guardian Hosts Exclusive Tracey Emin Viewing at Tate Modern
The Guardian partners with Tate Modern to offer readers a private after-hours event for Tracey Emin's largest exhibition, featuring curator talks and exclusive access.
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Michelangelo Sculpture Attribution Sparks Art World Debate
A researcher's claim attributing a newly discovered sculpture to Michelangelo has divided art experts, igniting a fierce debate over authenticity and historical evidence in the art world.
Aardman Immersive Experience Opens in King's Cross
London's King's Cross to host a new immersive Aardman exhibition celebrating 50 years of animation, featuring Wallace & Gromit and Shaun the Sheep.
Rihanna Boosts Security After Home Shooting in Beverly Hills
Pop superstar Rihanna is taking new security precautions after a woman fired multiple shots at her Beverly Hills home while she was inside. The suspect has been arrested and charged with attempted murder.
Sleeping Under Hope the Whale at London's Natural History Museum
Experience the magic of Dino Snores for adults at London's Natural History Museum, where overnight guests enjoy comedy, live animals, and sleeping beneath Hope the whale in a once-in-a-lifetime adventure.
Luigi Ghirri's Rare Photos Highlight Abstraction and Poetry
An exhibition of Luigi Ghirri's lesser-known works at Thomas Dane Gallery reveals his masterful composition and subversion of tourist photography, exploring modernity through abstract imagery.
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Chalamet's Hollywood Image Threatened by Ballet, Opera Comments
Oscar-nominated actor Timothée Chalamet sparks controversy after dismissing ballet and opera as irrelevant art forms, with brand experts warning his carefully crafted Hollywood image could suffer lasting damage.
Bieber Tosses Water Bottle at Photographers on Date Night
Justin Bieber threw a water bottle at photographers while leaving a restaurant with wife Hailey Bieber in West Hollywood, highlighting ongoing tensions with paparazzi.
Ukraine Urges Venice Biennale to Ban Russia Over War Crimes
Ukraine criticizes Venice Biennale's decision to allow Russia's participation, calling it 'incomprehensible' and warning against whitewashing war crimes.
Global Photo Roundup: Conflict, Celebrity Reunions, and More
A visual journey through today's global events: Israeli airstrikes in Lebanon and Gaza, a Back to the Future reunion in California, and scenes from protests to dog shows.
Kerouac's Private World: New Exhibition Unveils Unseen Beat Archive
A groundbreaking exhibition at New York's Grolier Club showcases never-before-seen letters and personal items from Jack Kerouac, offering an intimate look at the Beat legend beyond his On the Road mythology.
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Hockney's Free London Exhibition: A Landmark 2026 Art Show
A landmark free David Hockney exhibition opens in London this week, featuring his digital masterpiece 'A Year in Normandie' for the first time in the capital. The Serpentine show promises to be one of the city's best art events of 2026.
Paul Morley's Yoko Ono Biography Reappraises the Icon
A vivid celebration of Yoko Ono's life and work, exploring her journey from maligned figure to revered avant-garde artist through Paul Morley's new biography.
Shooting at Rihanna's Home While Singer Was Inside
A woman fired seven shots at Rihanna's Los Angeles mansion while the singer was inside. The suspect was apprehended miles away after police responded to reports of gunfire.
Artist's Nappy Costume Performance Highlights Thames Sewage Pollution
Performance artist zack mennell created a costume from 24 adult nappies and waded into the polluted Thames for their (para)site project, contracting Weil's disease from rat urine in the water while protesting sewage discharge.
Rihanna Unharmed in Beverly Hills Shooting, Woman Arrested
Rihanna was unharmed after approximately 10 shots were fired into her Beverly Hills home from a vehicle. A 30-year-old woman was arrested in connection with the incident.
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Rare Charles Dickens Clothing on Display in London
An exhibition at the Charles Dickens Museum in London showcases rare surviving items of the author's clothing, including the linen collar worn during his fatal stroke and a set of silver razors, offering insights into his flamboyant dandy style.
Ken Turnell: Artist and Sculptor Dies at 77
Ken Turnell, an artist and sculptor whose work explored humanity's place in nature, has passed away at 77. He was known for his large-scale sand drawings on Tynemouth beach and his role in establishing Grizedale Sculpture Park.
Glasgow Arts Crisis: Venues Close, Cultural Legacy at Risk
The closure of Glasgow's Centre for Contemporary Arts and threats to Trongate 103 have sparked fears over the city's arts infrastructure, with artists and leaders warning of a hollowing out of creative spaces.
Jack White: Lyrics, Poetry, and Avoiding Internet Stomping
Jack White discusses his new book of lyrics and poems, reflecting on his creative process, influences, and why he avoids autobiographical songs in an era of oversharing.
Adam Rickitt: Dad Stole His Soap Earnings, 15-Year Feud
Former Coronation Street actor Adam Rickitt discloses his father took his earnings multiple times, leading to a 15-year estrangement and financial loss.
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World's Largest Jewelled Egg: Family Obsession and Ruin
Paul Kutchinsky created the world's biggest jewelled egg, a £7 million folly that destroyed his family's century-old business and marriage. Decades later, his daughter Serena uncovers its fate.
Sarah Akinterinwa Decodes Modern Relationship Labels in Cartoon
Sarah Akinterinwa's latest cartoon explores the complexities of modern relationship labels, offering a humorous yet insightful take on contemporary dating culture and social dynamics.
Raye's Heartbreak Plaque Makes South London Pub a Landmark
Brit Award winner Raye has installed a unique blue plaque at The Nightingale pub in Balham, commemorating her greatest heartbreak and putting this South West London establishment firmly in the spotlight.
Copperfield Ends Vegas Show as Epstein Ties Detailed in FBI Files
Magician David Copperfield announces his final Las Vegas performance, following the release of FBI documents detailing his connections to Jeffrey Epstein and past investigations.
Seurat's Seaside Serenity: Marine Masterpieces at Courtauld
Explore Georges Seurat's groundbreaking seascapes in a major exhibition at the Courtauld Gallery, featuring rare loans and insights into his pointillist technique.
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Hockney and Stubbs Exhibitions Open at London Galleries
Major exhibitions featuring David Hockney at the Serpentine Gallery and George Stubbs at the National Gallery have opened in London, drawing significant public interest and critical acclaim.
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