Exhibition in Selkirk inspired by Borders’ countryside
Path of Desire by textile artist and educator Muriel Prince opened on Saturday, (June 6) at Halliwell’s House…
The many faces of Marilyn Monroe on display in London exhibition
There are nearly 300 Marilyn Monroes in the National Portrait Gallery at the moment as they put on…
Barcelona’s Sagrada Familia, Completed After 144 Years, Celebrates Gaudí’s Centenary
Antoni Gaudi’s now-completed Sagrada Familia Basilica. a jewel in the crown of Barcelona and the Catholic church Photo…
kuba święcicki turns obsolete media into woven archive of memory
woven VHS tapes transform obsolete media into a tapestry In Stories Seen and Heard (2025), Polish artist…
Royal Academy Summer Exhibition 2026 review: Clutter and disconnection isn’t quite what the RA intended
The theme of the Royal Academy summer show this year is, apparently, Interconnectedness. Ryan Gander, co-ordinator of the…
peter zumthor’s fondation beyeler extension set to progressively open starting this fall
a larger museum landscape for Riehen In Riehen near Basel, where the Fondation Beyeler sits between parkland,…
A celestial blockbuster lights up the Saatchi Gallery
From dawn to dusk, a new exhibition looks at how society and artists have responded to the two…
A Savanna Hawk waits beside a wildfire to hunt fleeing animals in this award-winning photo – shot on an 83x superzoom camera
A Savanna Hawk waiting beside a raging wildfire to hunt animals fleeing the flames has won a major…
Designers Say “Midimalism” Is the Secret to a Balanced Home—Here’s What to Know About It
“Hearst Magazines and AOL may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links.” There’s now a…
Child damages Magritte painting with pinecone – The Art Newspaper
One of René Magritte’s most famous works, The Castle of the Pyrenees (1959) housed at the Israel Museum in…
Clapham bridge transformation contest: winner revealed
The practice collaborated with Light Follows Behaviour, CAST, Aspect Studios, Velocity, Ramboll and Common Works. The two-stage competition…
Constable in Hampstead review – a darker side to the 250th birthday boy | John Constable
John Constable never left England. So much of how he painted and thought about the world can be…