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The Scream: Munch London show ‘not intentionally timed with Brexit’
Curator at British Museum says date of exhibition featuring artwork is ‘pure serendipity’ There are..
From vibrating beds to infinity mirrors: motels that never left the 70s – photo…
There’s a seedy romance to a rundown motel, and photographer Kate Berry has made it her mission to c..
‘Finally feeling happy in my skin’: American Boys captures the trans experience
Photographer Soraya Zaman traveled to 21 states to capture the trans experience in America with inte..
National Portrait Gallery drops £1m grant from Sackler family
Artist Nan Goldin welcomes move, which comes after firm’s alleged role in US opioid crisis The Nati..
David Bailey: ‘Deneuve said it’s great we’re divorced – now we can be lovers!’
As he powers into his 80s, the photographer recalls shooting everyone from Kate Moss to Andy Warhol,..
Where art fairs still happen: the Shanghai buzz
West Bund Art & Design fair in Shanghai
Courtesy of West Bund Art & Design This week: we speak to o..
‘It’s so joyful and full of promise’: a modernism exhibition aims for hope
Although the dawn of the 20th century was a time of war, pandemic and social upheaval, it also brought with it an…
‘They said get back, we got back. It feels cool’: Sir Paul McCartney duets with…
Sir Paul McCartney made history with his first ever gig in the city of Spokane last night (Thursday 28 April). It…
Kyōsai review – wild satirical swipes at the western world
It’s no secret that the first European modernists were obsessed with Japan. In Manet’s Portrait of Zola, the…
Miró Labyrinth meanders towards restoration at south of France’s Maeght Foundation
The Miró Labyrinth was constructed over 20 years by the artist and father-and-son ceramicists the Ar..