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The impressive Tyrannosaurus rex skeleton known as 'Gus' was unveiled at Sotheby's in New York on Wednesday, ahead of its auction scheduled for later this month.
After losing her job, Lydia Wood began a project to draw every pub in London. Her sketches have gained popularity, and she is determined to document these establishments before any close.
A 57-year-old man found a lost painting by Joaquín Sorolla on the streets of Seville and took it to Murcia, later notifying authorities about its significance.
Ana Mendieta's impactful performances and striking visuals made her a prominent figure in the art scene of the 1970s and 80s. However, her tragic fall from a New York apartment in 1985 and the subsequent murder charge against her husband cast a shadow over her
The National Gallery in London presents an exhibition of Ferdinand Georg Waldmüller's landscapes, showcasing his meticulous attention to detail and innovative approach to art.
Discover remarkable medieval art in Britain without the burden of entry fees. From crypt carvings to cathedral vaults, these treasures are accessible year-round.
An examination of contemporary statecraft reveals significant challenges and missteps, particularly in the context of the conflict with Iran.
As Volkswagen navigates a challenging restructuring, the company has reportedly achieved a €10bn valuation through a discreet auction, yet further financial measures may be necessary.
Jonathan Baldock's exhibition at Arnolfini in Bristol presents a captivating blend of folklore and psychedelia, creating an atmosphere that is both eerie and fascinating.
Recent restoration efforts have uncovered that a Rembrandt painting was altered to remove a turban from a figure's head, obscuring its depiction of a diverse crowd.
A signed jersey worn by Martin Garrix during his performance at the Barclays Center has sold for around £10,000, showcasing the blend of sports and music memorabilia.
A new exhibition in London delves into the multifaceted life of Frida Kahlo, challenging the simplified image of her often seen in commercial spaces.
A recent art initiative has turned a London street into a vibrant gallery, showcasing works by top contemporary artists and fostering community connections.
Despite facing issues like drugs and social discord, Middlesbrough is emerging as a vibrant cultural hub, with local artists drawing inspiration from the town's unique atmosphere.
Helen Cammock's artwork has been withdrawn from the National Portrait Gallery following criticism from peers regarding claims about Winston Churchill's actions during the Bengal famine.
In September 2026, Christie’s in London will host an auction featuring around 80 guitars from Johnny Marr, with estimates reaching up to £150,000.
The Tate Modern's exhibition on Frida Kahlo invites viewers to delve into her self-portraits and personal narrative, though some critics question the inclusion of lesser artists' responses.
The Commodore’s Callback 8020 reflects on the nostalgia for personal connections, critiquing how technology has altered our communication habits and urging a return to simpler interactions.
In accordance with his wishes, David Hockney's funeral was attended by only his partner and great-nephew, with additional memorial services planned in locations significant to him.
The Ash Dome in Blaenau Ffestiniog, planted in the 1970s, faces deterioration, evoking a mix of nostalgia and concern for its future.