Marilyn Stafford Award 2026: Women Photographers on Social Issues
Johanna Alarcón wins the 2026 Marilyn Stafford FotoReportage award for her project on Indigenous maternal healthcare in Ecuador. Her work and shortlisted entries are featured.
Category : Museums
Gerwyn Davies' Sunburn: Love Letter to Coastal Australiana
Sunburn exhibition by Gerwyn Davies reimagines Australia's east coast ephemera through vibrant textile and photographic works at Tweed Regional Gallery from July 2026.
Toddler Rescued Six Days After Venezuela Quakes
A two-year-old boy, Klieber Moran, was rescued from rubble in Venezuela six days after twin earthquakes, the only survivor found on day six.
Egyptian photographer documents grandmother's style
Farida Mahdy's project 'Grandma and the Fur Coat' captures the elegance of her grandmother Ehsan Ouf, who dressed like a celebrity in the 70s and 80s, and reflects on aging and time.
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Depraved by Daisy Dixon review – dangerous art history
Daisy Dixon's book explores controversial artworks from Titian to video games, asking how art corrupts and what we should do about it.
Global Photos: Taoist Festival, Quake, Heatwave
A Taoist festival in Macau, earthquake aftermath in Venezuela, and a giant rabbit sculpture in Vienna feature in Wednesday's global photo selection.
Colombian boy in cocaine corridor: Mads Nissen's best photo
Danish photographer Mads Nissen shares the story behind his 2017 image of Didiller Angulo, a nine-year-old boy playing in a violent Colombian cocaine corridor, and reflects on the human cost of the drug trade.
Ai Weiwei's Button Up! review: monumental art on war and migration
Ai Weiwei's exhibition at Aviva Studios, Manchester, features skeleton chandeliers, a temple reconstruction, and a 100-metre inflatable migrant boat, critiquing colonialism and the migrant crisis.
Free Medieval Art: Crypt Carvings to Cathedrals
Celebrate Britain's free medieval art, from Canterbury's grotesque crypt carvings to Durham Cathedral's grandeur, as the Bayeux Tapestry loan sparks renewed interest.
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Ed van der Elsken: Master of 'Organised Chaos' Photography
The Rijksmuseum presents 'Ed van der Elsken Up Close', showcasing the Dutch photographer's unvarnished, colour-driven work and his legacy of organised chaos.
Opera Holland Park at 30: Three decades of summer opera
Opera Holland Park celebrates its 30th birthday with a season running until 22 August. Director James Clutton picks his favourite moments, from a mad hatter's tea-party to Tosca and young talent.
Waldmüller Landscapes: Radical Precision at National Gallery
Ferdinand Georg Waldmüller's landscapes at the National Gallery showcase his radical precision and unflinching honesty, contrasting with Biedermeier sentimentality. The exhibition runs from 2 July to 20 September.
Darwin's 54th Beer Can Regatta: Pirates win again
The Down Under Safari Pirates won back-to-back victories at the 54th annual Darwin Lions Beer Can Regatta on Mindil Beach, featuring boat races, tug-of-war, and thong throwing.
Tributes for beloved head teacher Sr Anne Marie Niblock
Sr Anne Marie Niblock, head teacher of Notre Dame Roman Catholic Girls' School for 35 years, has died. She left a lasting legacy of excellence and faith.
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Paula Wilcox: 'More sex, money or fame? Let’s have it all'
Paula Wilcox, 76, reflects on fame after Coronation Street, her love of Bovril, and why she wants a helicopter. The actor shares her fears, guilty pleasures, and life lessons.
Jonathan Kuo: Java Dreams review – unflashy exuberance
Indonesian pianist Jonathan Kuo's debut solo recording of Godowsky's Java Suite and Stravinsky's Petrushka is an appealingly unflashy yet exuberant performance, capturing the complex works' introspective and Lisztian qualities.
Jonathan Baldock: Held review – weird folkloric psychedelia
Jonathan Baldock's exhibition at Arnolfini, Bristol, blends folkloric psychedelia and pagan aesthetics in a tense, menacing world of tapestries and ceramics that is utterly compelling.
Coronation Street star Ryan Mulvey to play prince in panto
Ryan Mulvey, who plays Brody Michaelis on Coronation Street, will star as the prince in Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs at Liverpool's Epstein Theatre from December 5, 2026 to January 3, 2027.
The Box wins Art Fund museum of the year award
The Box in Plymouth has won the £120,000 Art Fund museum of the year award, praised for its ambitious and welcoming approach and significant social and economic impact.
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Rocío Molina Calentamiento review: flamenco virtuosity
Rocío Molina's Calentamiento at Sadler's Wells is a breathtaking display of flamenco virtuosity, blending tradition with contemporary edge in a solo performance that captivates.
Ragnar Kjartansson's 'Mercy' exhibition opens at NGV Melbourne
Icelandic artist Ragnar Kjartansson's first major Australian show at NGV features 'The Visitors', named best artwork of the 21st century, and eight video works exploring beauty, sadness, and human condition.
Frida Kahlo Exhibition Breaks Tate Modern Ticket Records
Tate Modern's 'Frida: The Making of an Icon' has sold more advance tickets than any previous exhibition in its 128-year history, showcasing Kahlo's art and cultural impact.
St Martin-in-the-Fields reveals secrets of its stones
St Martin-in-the-Fields marks 300 years with exhibition and online archive revealing stories of Britain's first Black voters and a history of compassion and protest.
Fitzwilliam Museum Wins Museum of the Year
The Fitzwilliam Museum in Cambridge has been named Art Fund Museum of the Year 2026, winning £100,000 for its innovative exhibitions and community engagement.
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Min Kwon reimagines 'America the Beautiful' for modern era
Composer Min Kwon's new arrangement of 'America the Beautiful' aims to reflect the nation's diversity and complexity, premiering at the Kennedy Center on July 4.
Thor's Hammer in British Museum quiz by Art Fund
Art Fund launches a quiz challenging the public to identify 10 objects from the British Museum, including a Thor's Hammer pendant, to raise funds for acquisitions.
Jon Snow: A Last Big Story – A Dignified Farewell
In this documentary, Jon Snow, a former Channel 4 news anchor with Alzheimer's, investigates a mining disaster in Zambia, showcasing his undimmed passion for justice.
PhotoEspaña 2024: 300+ Artists in 100 Exhibitions Across Spain
Spain's leading photography festival, PhotoEspaña, opens with nearly 100 exhibitions featuring over 300 artists, exploring themes of reimagining through diverse works.
Rothko in Florence: Awe, Tears, and Spiritual Refuge
Rhiannon Lucy Cosslett visits Rothko in Florence exhibition, pairing his canvases with Renaissance art, and finds a tearful, spiritual experience that dissolves the self and offers refuge from digital bombardment.
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Upstairs Downstairs Now on Netflix, Fans Mourn Early Cancellation
Netflix adds BBC's 'Upstairs Downstairs,' a 2010 period drama reboot set in 1930s London. Starring Keeley Hawes and Claire Foy, it was cancelled after two seasons. Fans praise its quality.
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