Beethoven Cello Sonatas: Watkins and Bax Eloquent
Cellist Paul Watkins and pianist Alessio Bax bring years of experience to Beethoven's cello sonatas, delivering eloquent and unfussy performances across all five works.
Category : Museums
Giant Inflatable Pin Drop Sculpture at Southbank Centre
A 20-metre-tall inflatable artwork called Pin Drop is unveiled at London's Southbank Centre for its 75th anniversary, described as a 'visual punch in the face' by creators Gareth Pugh and Carson McColl.
Banksy London Map: Where to Find His Best Graffiti
A new Banksy statue appears in central London. Explore our guide to the artist's most famous London murals, from Centre Point to Shoreditch, and learn about their history and fate.
Mystery Statue in London Sparks Banksy Speculation
A new statue of a man covered by a flag appeared in Waterloo Place, London, sparking speculation it may be by Banksy. Crowds gather as the artist's identity remains unconfirmed.
Archibald Prize 2026 Finalists: Diverse and Daring
The 2026 Archibald Prize finalists showcase a vibrant mix of portraits, from Indigenous leaders to contemporary artists, reflecting Australia's cultural diversity.
Archibald Packing Room Prize Won by Sean Layh's Portrait
Sean Layh's portrait of actor Jacob Collins as Hamlet wins the Packing Room prize, chosen by gallery staff. The main Archibald prize is announced on 8 May.
Zurbarán's Divine Visions at National Gallery
A major exhibition at the National Gallery showcases Francisco de Zurbarán's supernatural visions, highlighting his mastery of spiritual art and still lifes.
Jarvis Cocker and Kim Sion Curate Hepworth Exhibition
Musician Jarvis Cocker and his wife Kim Sion curate 'Hodge Podge' at Hepworth Wakefield, challenging conventional art and encouraging creativity.
Inside the Gilded Elite: Intimate Photos of Privilege
Photographer Will Vogt's new book 'Behind the Hedges' offers an insider's view of America's upper class, capturing hunting estates, weddings, and exclusive gatherings over 60 years.
Zurbarán Review: Ecstatic Visions and Exquisite Loincloths
Experience the supernatural intensity of 17th-century Spanish master Francisco de Zurbarán at the National Gallery, London, from 2 May to 23 August.
Lost 7th-Century Old English Poem Found in Rome
Scholars from Trinity College Dublin discovered a lost copy of Caedmon's Hymn, the earliest surviving Old English poem, at the National Central Library of Rome.
Life Near the Frontline in Ukraine in Black and White
Aria Shahrokhshahi's Wet Ground project shows daily life in Ukraine amid war, from a first kiss to births, avoiding spectacle for proximity.
Nancy Holt's First UK Retrospective at Goodwood
A major exhibition at Goodwood Art Foundation showcases Nancy Holt's land art, including Sun Tunnels, exploring systems of earth and cosmos through concrete, mirrors, and water.
Nedra Talley Ross, Last Ronettes Member, Dies at 80
Nedra Talley Ross, the last surviving member of the Ronettes, has died aged 80. She left the group for gospel music and family life.
ZSL at 200: From Chunee to Global Conservation
Martin Rowson reflects on the Zoological Society of London's 200-year legacy, from the tragic death of Chunee the elephant to its modern conservation work and cultural impact.
Attenborough Exhibition, Whale Rescue: Global Photos
A curated selection of Wednesday's photos: Attenborough exhibition, whale rescue in Germany, mourning in Colombia, and scenes from Ukraine to Japan.
Sombrero Galaxy Secrets Revealed in New Image
Astronomers capture unprecedented detail of the Sombrero Galaxy, revealing a vast halo and star streams from a past collision.
Books as Resistance: WWII Posters from NY Exhibition
A new exhibition at Poster House in New York showcases colorful posters from WWI and WWII that encouraged reading as a form of resistance against Nazi propaganda and illiteracy among troops.
Salon Review: A Party of Paintings at Lismore Castle Arts
Matthew Higgs curates a salon-style exhibition at Lismore Castle Arts, featuring 43 diverse paintings and chairs for contemplation. A refreshing break from academic art.
Super Mario Coffins Sold by Brazilian Funeral Home
A Brazilian funeral home is selling Super Mario-themed coffins with interchangeable logos, likely without Nintendo's permission. The coffins feature Mario, Luigi, Peach, Yoshi, and Toad designs.
Athena Statue with Medusa Armor Unearthed in Ancient City
A 2,000-year-old white marble statue of Athena, featuring a breastplate with Medusa's head, has been discovered in the ancient city of Laodicea, Turkey.
Sistine Chapel Immersive Exhibition to Hit London
An immersive full-scale Sistine Chapel exhibition arrives in London this summer, featuring high-def projections of Michelangelo's frescoes and replicas of his sculptures.
Joan Burstein, Browns Co-Founder, Dies at 100
Joan Burstein, who co-founded the iconic London fashion boutique Browns and nurtured talents like Alexander McQueen, has died aged 100.
Snake Escape Puzzle: Solution for Long and Short Snakes
Solve the snake escape puzzle: design passages that let a short snake escape but not a long one, and vice versa. Solution with loop and hole.
Belarus Free Theatre's Venice Biennale Installation
Exiled Belarusian dissidents create a multi-sensory installation for the Venice Biennale, depicting life under authoritarian rule through sculpture, painting, music, scent, and taste.
Johnnie Shand Kydd: From YBAs to Dog Walks in Suffolk
Photographer Johnnie Shand Kydd, known for capturing the YBAs, now turns his lens to rural Suffolk dog walks, exploring life, death, and nature.
Mud and Art: Toddler at Yorkshire Sculpture Park
Outdoor sculpture parks offer kids a liberating art experience. Despite rain and mud, Yorkshire Sculpture Park delights toddlers with play and discovery.
Swapping Doomscrolling for Comic Books Improved My Life
After Trump's second election, a man replaced doomscrolling with comic books, improving his sleep, creativity, and mental health by rediscovering childhood joy.
Schwarzman Centre: New Oxford Concert Hall Opens
The Schwarzman Centre for the Humanities opens in Oxford with concerts by Scottish Ensemble and a choral installation by Es Devlin and Nico Muhly.
State Library of NSW Turns 200: 200 Fascinating Objects
As the State Library of NSW celebrates its bicentennial, a new exhibition showcases 200 remarkable objects from its vast collection, including locks of Mary Shelley's hair, Schindler's list, and more.
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