LEGO Batman Installations on Thames River Banks
Giant LEGO Batman statues have been installed along the River Thames in London, delighting fans and tourists with creative displays.
Category : Museums
Rare Aardvark Calf Thrives at Chester Zoo
Chester zoo's second aardvark calf, Womble, is healthy after round-the-clock bottle-feeding by keepers. Only 68 aardvarks exist in European zoos.
Hair Artist Taiba Akhuetie Turns Locks into Art for Stars
Taiba Akhuetie uses human and synthetic hair to create surreal objects like handbags and umbrellas. Her work, inspired by Black hair culture, has attracted Rihanna and Cate Blanchett.
Jurassic Oceans: Prehistoric Sea Monsters Exhibition
The Natural History Museum's Jurassic Oceans exhibition showcases fearsome marine reptiles like plesiosaurs and ichthyosaurs, highlighting parallels with today's warming oceans.
For the Win: US Sports Trophies Exhibition at NYC Museum
A new exhibition at the American Museum of Natural History showcases nearly 150 years of US sports history through championship rings, trophies, medals, and jewelry.
Epstein Reading Room: Radical Transparency or Troll?
A New York exhibit displays 3.5m printed Epstein files in a library-like space. Critics question its utility, calling it a political stunt rather than a tool for transparency.
Whistler: Music and Painting Intertwined at Tate Show
A new Tate exhibition reveals James McNeill Whistler's deep musical influence, inspiring Debussy's Nocturnes. Tom Service reflects on art, music, and Felicity Lott.
Bride Wades Through Flood to Church: Viral Photo
Photographer Aaron Favila captures a bride wading through floodwaters in the Philippines to reach her wedding, showcasing love and resilience amid disaster.
Beijing Guard of Honour and Child Eye Trump: Photos
The Guardian's picture editors select striking images from around the world, including a Beijing honour guard, a Gaza strike, and Arsenal fans celebrating.
100 Chairs Exhibit at Melbourne Design Week: Australian Seating
Explore over 100 chairs by Australian designers at Melbourne Design Week's 100 Chairs exhibition, featuring innovative designs from traditional to experimental, on display until 24 May.
Pre-Aztec Tombs Found in Mexico Railway Excavation
Archaeologists in Tula, Mexico, discovered five ancient shaft tombs with human remains and burial offerings during a railway project, revealing Teotihuacan civilization practices.
Winston Churchill: The Painter Review – Joyful Daubs
At the Wallace Collection, Churchill's amateur paintings reveal an overpowering joy and charming amateurishness, made for pleasure with no pretension.
Diane Keaton's Collages and Suits Auctioned at Bonhams
Diane Keaton's archive, including self-made collages, iconic men's suits, and Annie Hall script, goes on sale at Bonhams, offering a layered view of the late actor's life.
Eastwood's Cannon from Spaghetti Western Found in Spain
The 1873 Manchester-made cannon used in the iconic film The Good, the Bad and the Ugly has been rediscovered in a museum in Cartagena, Spain, ahead of the movie's 60th anniversary.
Whistler's Mother: Chance, Genius, and Cheap Paint
Whistler's Mother returns to London after decades. Restorer Sarah Walden reveals how chance, genius, and cheap paint created America's Mona Lisa.
Sarah Eberle Wins Chelsea Flower Show Top Prize
Sarah Eberle's garden featuring a giant woman carved from a fallen tree wins Best in Show at Chelsea, making her one of only three female solo designers to achieve this honor.
Indigenous Artist Collects Racist 'Aboriginalia' for Art
Tony Albert seeks racist 'Aboriginalia' from Australians for his art. His collection of over 3,000 items is on display at MCA Sydney from May 21.
Tony Albert's 'Not a Souvenir' Exhibition at MCA Sydney
Artist Tony Albert spent decades collecting racist 'Aboriginalia'. Now his MCA exhibition 'Not a Souvenir' highlights commodification of First Nations people and invites public to donate items.
Readers' Best Photographs: Spectacular Skies and Lakeland Glory
A stunning collection of readers' photographs from around the world, capturing spectacular skies, wildlife, and landscapes in Denmark, Colombia, Japan, and beyond.
Viral 'Badger Badger Badger' Video Added to BFI Archives
The iconic early internet meme 'Badger Badger Badger' has been officially preserved by the British Film Institute, joining other viral classics like 'Charlie Bit My Finger'.
Free London Museum Among World's Greatest Must-Visit Museums
The Natural History Museum in London ranks sixth in Time Out's list of 12 museums everyone should visit before they die, featuring whale skeletons, moon rocks, and more.
Bayeux Tapestry Tickets: Up to £33 for Peak Entry
The British Museum unveils ticket prices for the Bayeux Tapestry exhibition, with peak adult entry at £33. Off-peak tickets are £27, and under-16s go free. The exhibition runs from September 10, 2026 to July 11, 2027.
Europe's Biggest Whistler Exhibition in 30 Years Opens
Tate Britain presents 'once-in-a-generation' retrospective of James McNeill Whistler with 150 works, including iconic 'Portrait of the Artist's Mother'.
New York in Color: Harry Gruyaert's Vibrant Photography
Discover Harry Gruyaert's stunning photographs of New York, capturing the city's energy, diversity, and vivid contrasts from 1972 to 2017.
James McNeill Whistler Review: A Luscious Blockbuster
Tate Britain's new exhibition celebrates the American painter who scandalized Victorian Britain with his beauty-for-beauty's-sake aesthetic, featuring Whistler's Mother and more.
Museum of Illusions London: Fun but Familiar
Time Out reviews the Museum of Illusions on Tottenham Court Road. It offers classic optical illusions, fun for kids, but similar to Twist and Paradox museums.
Forgotten No Wave Visionary Gordon Stevenson's Lost Archive Found
A newly discovered archive of Gordon Stevenson's work, including jewelry, mail art, and letters, sheds light on the no wave star's life and legacy.
Sanya Kantarovsky's Supernatural Art in Venice
Russian-born artist Sanya Kantarovsky presents 'Basic Failure' in Venice, featuring haunting depictions of children and Christian iconography, exploring homesickness and the supernatural.
Why Gen Z Is Falling for Mark Rothko's Art
Mark Rothko's color field paintings are gaining popularity on TikTok and Instagram among Gen Z, who see them as a meditative escape from visual overload. Exhibitions in Florence and online hype drive interest.
Hope Review: Non-Stop Alien Battling Is Top Entertainment
Korean director Na Hong-jin delivers an uproarious sci-fi action thriller with non-stop running, chasing, and shouting at angry invaders, blending digital effects with old-school spectacle.
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