JMW Turner’s ‘great love letter’ to Rome makes brief return to city before UK auction Rome, From Mount Aventine will also visit Hong Kong and New York before it is expected to sell for record price The Guardian - UK · Sep 29
Stark warning for Scotland's museums as closure risk increases An industry body has warned there has been 'decades of underinvestment' in museums as a new report shows 17 per cent of organisations… The National (Scotland) · Sep 29
London artist turns home into museum with thousands of dolls and discarded objects A London artist has spent decades turning his home into a dense and colourful record of his life, covering walls, ceilings and outdoor spaces with thousands of discarded and collected objects. Stephen Wright’s House of Dreams in East Dulwich began as a creative project in the late 1990s but gradually… The Times of India · Sep 29
He Built This City Exhibition: Truck driver’s model joins museum; tiny New York spans 1,350 sq ft Joe Macken has dedicated 21 years to building a detailed model of New York City by hand. He began this project in 2004, inspired by a childhood visit to the Queens Museum. The completed model, covering approximately 1,350 square feet, consists of over 340 individual sections. In February 2026, the… The Times of India · Sep 29
Underwater Sculpture Becomes Reef: Miami artist’s work doubles as coral habitat; divers need certification Beatriz Chachamovits, a talented Brazilian artist residing in Miami, has crafted a groundbreaking artificial reef for the Underwater Museum of Art. This inventive sculpture highlights the issue of coral bleaching and serves as a catalyst for marine life to flourish. Situated off Florida's Gulf Coast, her work merges artistry with… The Times of India · Sep 29
Kansas Garden Of Eden Restored: veteran’s concrete vision becomes folk art landmark; visitors flock to Lucas Samuel Perry Dinsmoor, a dedicated educator and Union Army veteran, envisioned the Garden of Eden in Kansas as a monument to his ideals surrounding faith and populism. Featuring over 200 unique concrete sculptures, the garden fell into disrepair after his passing in 1932. Thankfully, it was revived in 1969 and… The Times of India · Sep 29
Fire fears as vape shop prepares to open next to 120-year-old Glasgow tearooms Residents say shop threatens Charles Rennie Mackintosh’s last surviving tearoom months after vape shop blaze nearby The Guardian - UK · Sep 29
African Village In America: Minter turns yard into 400-year Black history walk; art world weighs preservation Joe Minter has dedicated several decades to creating the African Village in America, a sculptural landscape in Birmingham. Initiated in 1989, this project chronicles 400 years of Black American history, utilizing materials sourced from the local environment. With a focus on civil rights and the African diaspora, Minter recently received… The Times of India · Sep 29
Painter Shaped Olana Landscape: Church hand-dug lake; woods frame views Frederic Edwin Church, a prominent figure in the Hudson River School of painting, meticulously crafted the Olana landscape surrounding his New York residence. He hand-excavated a 10-acre lake and introduced thousands of native tree species, intertwining nature with five miles of carriage roads, while simultaneously managing the property as a… The Times of India · Sep 29
Nail Artist Needs A Specific Shade Of Pink That ‘No One’ Has. Then She Asks A Man Who Matches Car Paint For A Living “That man IS color theory." Motor1 · Sep 29
Fire, dance and connection as Fringe launches Strangers are invited to embrace curiosity as a city's Fringe festival begins with a campfire dance party, rekindling timeless connections. AAP · Sep 29
No island of strangers: why I’m using art to unite a fractured nation Fear of outsiders is the defining issue of our times. But is it actually our own selves we’re scared of? And could art hold the answers? Here, the British Art Show’s curator reveals why he’s exploring our deepest dreams and nightmares The Guardian - UK · Sep 29
70 Aesthetic Art, History And Culture Posts That Make The Past Look Seriously Stylish In an age of fast everything, it's refreshing to come across timeless vintage fashion, art, jewellery and general relics from the past. From a gorgeous 1800s gown, to an ancient hand-carved door, and a mysterious Victorian ring, these aesthetic posts are proof that elegance doesn't need to follow the latest… Bored Panda · Sep 28
Dai Owen obituary Other lives: Chester-based illustrator who specialised in drawings for museum information panels The Guardian - UK · Sep 28
The Guardian - UK · Sep 28 Paraorchestra; Sinfonietta/Jonny Greenwood review – Reich’s kaleidoscopic music bursts into life Paraorchestra’s immersive performance of Music for 18 Musicians was immaculate and exhilarating; London Sinfonietta and the Radiohead guitarist’s vibrant tribute to the almost 90-year-old composer followed
The Times of India · Sep 28 Getty acquired a 17th-century Velázquez portrait in LA; the painting is now the first work to... The J. Paul Getty Museum has proudly added a remarkable 17th-century portrait by Diego Velázquez to its esteemed collection. Titled Portrait of the Count-Duke of Olivares, this artwork was recently uncovered from a private collection, marking the museum's first acquisition of a Velázquez piece. Originally commissioned for Cardinal Francesco Barberini…
The Guardian - UK · Sep 28 Painting the French Riviera review – about as erotic and glamorous as a wet day in Margate They’ve marginalised Matisse and given Picasso the cold shoulder – and what’s left seems more informed by pedantic geography than sensual art
The Guardian - UK · Sep 28 Rediscovered chalk drawing of child attributed to Édouard Manet Exclusive: Work, whose subject resembles street urchin in masterpiece by artist, discovered in private collection
Newcastle Herald · Sep 28 Hunter student artwork turned into T-shirt design worn by thousands Eight-year-old Andy Nguyen worked hard to bring his creation to life.
The Guardian - AU · Sep 27 An epic Melbourne art crawl: how many gallery openings can I cram in in one night? Covering 15km and several suburbs on an e-bike, James Norman discovers vibrant artist-run spaces, crowds spilling on to pavements and a garbage bin of ice-cold beer
The Guardian - UK · Sep 27 Britain knew about the Holocaust as it happened. A new exhibition reckons with that truth Research draws upon reporting and witness testimony, while a permanent memorial is planned for London
Radio France Internationale · Sep 27 Paris psychiatric hospital's art collection challenges myth of the ‘mad genius’ A collection of art built up inside a Paris psychiatric hospital is challenging one of the most persistent myths about mental illness – that it fuels creative genius. Paintings and drawings made over more than a century at Sainte-Anne hospital are being presented not as medical curiosities but as works…
The National (Scotland) · Sep 27 Hiraeth, síreacht and cianalas at heart of award-winning photographer's exhibition THE Celtic concepts of hiraeth, síreacht and cianalas are the theme of a new exhibition by award-winning photographer Miriam Morris.
The Times of India · Sep 27 Archaeologists found gold, rare pottery at 2,700-year-old Etruscan tomb in Italy Archaeologists have uncovered a monumental Etruscan tomb inside an ancient cemetery at Vulci in central Italy, nearly 140 years after French archaeologist Stéphane Gsell first identified the burial mound surrounding it. The newly excavated Tomb of the Stone Chamber dates to the late seventh century BCE, one of the most…
Evening Standard · Sep 27 British Museum apologises after chaotic queues leave Bayeux Tapestry ticket holders waiting for hours Visitors have reported waiting more than two hours to enter the gallery