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Russian President Vladimir Putin and his Cuban counterpart Miguel Diaz-Canel unveiled a monument in a north Moscow square on Tuesday to Cuban revolutionary leader Fidel Castro, pledging to deepen their friendship in the face of U.S. sanctions against both countries.

In our weekly interview about objects, the dancer and choreographer talks about a handmade dress and some essential parenting hardware

Just Stop Oil supporters Emily Brocklebank, 23, and Louis McKechnie, 22, are accused of damaging a valuable picture frame

Just Stop Oil supporters Emily Brocklebank, 23, and Louis McKechnie, 22, are accused of damaging a valuable picture frame.

The gesture is the former Beatles drummer’s signature greeting and symbolises his message of ‘positivity and light’ to the world.

It's a reality that many Canberra artists can't afford to live in the capital.

Anneke Jamieson's portrait won both the Napier Waller Art Prize and the People's Choice award.

A producer of ground-breaking Abba Voyage, which features digital avatars of the Swedish supergroup as they appeared in 1977, said super-realistic digital renditions of artists like The Beatles and Elvis Presley that respond to the audience could be around the corner

The awe-inspiring FREE Lightwaves Festival is back at Salford Quays

Geoff Tracey won the Arts and Heritage category of the competition for his artwork in the local area

Art, in all its forms, has always been a powerful means of representing, resisting and remembering war. And the Russo-Ukrainian War is no different, with artists responding powerfully to Russian aggression through an explosion of artwork drawing attention to, and reinforcing, the resilience of Ukrainian people and culture.