Jarman Award 2026 Shortlist: Four Artists Named
The Film London Jarman Award shortlists four artists for 2026: Sadia Pineda Hameed, Ilona Sagar, Rhea Storr, and Alia Syed, whose films explore migration, family, and disaster.
Category : Museums
YSL and Photography: Iconic Exhibition at ICP New York
Explore the new exhibition 'Yves Saint Laurent and Photography' at ICP New York, featuring nearly 300 iconic photos by Avedon, Leibovitz, Penn, and more, highlighting the brand's visual legacy.
Maren Hassinger's Retrospective: Knots and Breath Sculptures
Maren Hassinger's most significant retrospective, 'Living Moving Growing,' at BAMPFA features site-specific sculptures made from simple actions like tying knots and blowing breath into bags.
Broadwick Soho: Vibrant Boutique Hotel in West End
Discover Broadwick Soho, an independent boutique hotel in London's West End with unique interiors, pink pastel lobby, and residents-only lounge. From £455/night.
Netflix doc 'Maternal Instinct' shocks viewers
Netflix's new documentary 'Maternal Instinct' about Taylor Parker's deception and murder of a pregnant woman has left viewers traumatised, with many saying they wish they hadn't watched.
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Iconic London Illuminator: City's Nighttime Glow
Discover the story of the man who has shaped London's iconic nighttime skyline with his innovative lighting designs, transforming landmarks into beacons of light.
Rosalind Pulver: Ceramics collector and ECC secretary
Rosalind Pulver, a ceramics collector and meetings secretary of the English Ceramic Circle, has died aged 91. She also worked at the BBC and ATV.
IAAM in South Carolina to Furlough All Staff
The International African American Museum in Charleston announced a furlough for all staff from July to December, citing financial pressures and a shift in the political funding environment.
Gregg Allman Documentary: Trauma and Triumph
A new documentary delves into Gregg Allman's life, marked by tragedy from his father's murder to brother Duane's death, and his musical legacy.
Hold to This Earth Review: Indigenous Art Shakes Yorkshire
Yorkshire Sculpture Park showcases 38 Indigenous American artists exploring land, memory, oppression, and resistance through diverse media, with standout works by Roxanne Swentzell and Rose B Simpson.
Obama Center: $850m museum with 30 commissioned artworks
The Obama Presidential Center opens in Chicago with original works by 30 artists, blending art and history in a bold, inclusive tribute to the Obamas' legacy.
JR Turns Pont Neuf into a Cave Art Installation
French artist JR transforms Paris' oldest bridge into a cave-like installation, La Caverne du Pont Neuf, evoking primeval fears and offering an immersive, uncomfortable crossing until June 28.
Global Snapshots: Readers' Best Photos
A collection of stunning reader photographs from around the world, featuring Baltic sailing, Nepalese peaks, Spanish fortresses, and more.
Japan's Abandoned Wild West Theme Park Decaying for Decades
Explore the eerie remains of Western Village, a Japanese Wild West theme park abandoned since 2007, now decaying with rides and animatronics still intact.
Europe's Best Museum Named: Den Gamle By in Aarhus
Den Gamle By in Aarhus, Denmark, has been named European Museum of the Year. Just two hours from the UK, this open-air museum offers immersive history from the 1600s to today.
Free Nelson Mandela Review: Gripping Documentary on Apartheid
A gripping three-part series on Nelson Mandela's fight against apartheid, revealing personal costs and global activism. Nuanced and unflinching.
Fridamania in Mexico City: Tracing Kahlo's Legacy
Ahead of a major Tate exhibition, our writer explores Frida Kahlo's Mexico City, visiting her home, studios, and favorite spots, finding her spirit alive.
Anish Kapoor Review: A Divine Bloodbath at Hayward
Anish Kapoor's exhibition at Hayward Gallery is a visceral exploration of religion and mortality, featuring gore-splattered paintings, optical voids, and a hanging mountain that evokes sacrifice.
Young V&A Wins European Museum of the Year Award 2026
The Young V&A in London has been awarded the Council of Europe Museum Prize for its child-centred, research-informed, and socially engaged approach to museum practice.
Kenneth Bannerman, Ballet Rambert Dancer, Dies at 89
Kenneth Bannerman, a Scottish dancer with Ballet Rambert known for his role as Basilio in Don Quixote, has died aged 89. His career was cut short by injury.
Ella Baron cartoon: David Hockney exhibition
Ella Baron's cartoon humorously depicts David Hockney's enduring influence as a new exhibition showcases his vibrant works and creative journey.
David Hockney's Queer Art: Reshaping Beauty and Desire
David Hockney challenged homophobia by reshaping ideas of beauty, intimacy, and desire in his art, making his work a staple in gay households worldwide.
David Hockney's Greatest Works: LA Pools to Yorkshire
Explore David Hockney's iconic works, from sun-kissed LA portraits to vast Yorkshire landscapes and his 70m iPad epic, in this curated selection.
David Hockney, Iconic British Artist, Dies at 88
David Hockney, famed for his sun-drenched pools and portraits, has died at 88. His work celebrated visual pleasures and broke boundaries in 20th-century art.
David Hockney's Smoking Passion: 2,000 Cigarettes and 'Bossiness' Fight
Explore David Hockney's lifelong love of smoking, his defiance of health regulations, and his campaign against 'bossiness' in art and life, as detailed in his final self-portrait.
Kapoor Blockbuster, Hepworth Colour, Hockney Dies: Art Weekly
Anish Kapoor's sublime spectacle at Hayward Gallery, Barbara Hepworth's colour showcase, and David Hockney's death at 88 – all in this week's art roundup.
So Are We: León and Lightfoot Review – Mesmerising Homecoming
Paul Lightfoot and Sol León's works finally performed by a British company. The Royal Ballet delivers impressive choreography, though the evening lacks emotional depth.
David Hockney, revolutionary British artist, dies aged 88
David Hockney, the iconic British painter known for his vibrant swimming pools and portraits, has died aged 88. He was a revolutionary figure in contemporary art for six decades.
Impressionism's Champion Brings Masterpieces to Geelong
Discovering the Impressionists at Geelong Gallery honors Paul Durand-Ruel, the dealer who saved impressionism, with works by Monet, Renoir, and more from 20 June.
David Hockney Dies at 88: Top 5 London Venues to See His Art
David Hockney has passed away at 88. Discover five places in London where you can view the legendary artist's iconic works, from Tate Britain to the National Portrait Gallery.
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