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In Western art history, a mise en abyme is a technique of placing one image inside another, or a story inside a story. It serves the purpose of illuminating the hidden meaning in an image. This can also be thought of as an allegory.

Singer Liam Payne has shared a tribute to the late Queen Elizabeth, three months after she passed away by sharing an impressive painting he had created in her honour

While big tech has revealed the darker side of technology, a new exhibition in Liverpool explores how digital tools can be harnessed for good

Alexander McQueen: Mind, Mythos, Muse was first conceived at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art.

In 2007, a life-changing encounter at South Australia’s Flinders Medical Centre became the catalyst and symbol for a national arts and health movement.

Years of efficiency dividends are now biting harder than ever.

Anonymous England-based street artist Banksy is notable for his stencil-style artwork with dark humour that criticises social issues, politics, wars, capitalism and consumerism while promoting freedom of expression. Although Banksy's true identity remains mysterious, his images with powerful messages through murals and other art forms have captured global attention.

Laura Cundy was first on the scene

One of Terry McDonald's most famous works is the Mother and Child statue outside the Liverpool Women's Hospital