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After British artist Andrew Stahl set foot in Thailand, he spent much of the day exploring Bangkok. It is a jumble of many buildings from modern high rises and bright neon signs to rickety shophouses and temples that never cease to amaze him although he is a frequent visitor. It…

Twitter users have theorised David Drury could be the anonymous painter after his performance

River of Light will return on Friday, October 21

Waves of controversy were sparked recently when the Just Stop Oil activists threw tomato soup over Van Gogh’s Sunflowers at the National Gallery in London. Although the painting was behind glass so not damaged, politicians were quick to condemn their “attention-seeking” vandalism while media commentators proclaimed that the act had…

Environmental activists known as the Just Stop Oil organisation have staged several protests over the past year, including the recent Van Gogh protest at the National Gallery

It's become an iconic image of Glasgow – but where did the tradition begin?

Royal Fables, the platform to showcase the craft, culture and cuisine of princely and noble India, celebrated a royal Diwali with a two-day exposition held at Setz, DLF Emporio on 14th and 15th October, 2022. Showcasing 51 fantastic fables, the 12-year-old platform created a veritable visual feast for heritage lovers…

Faye Ward's artwork contains the phrase "to plant a garden is to believe in tomorrow'.

But some didn't even spot Stacey's elder children, from previous relationships, in the sweet family images

As his new version of Alfred Jarry’s scandalous Ubu Roi is staged in Spain, the innovative director considers the collision of the terrifying and the comic

The DESIGN Museum in Kensington has quietly removed the Sackler name from its library, becoming one of the last London institutions to distance itself from the American US philanthropic family.