'Sad step backward' for boy thrown from Tate Modern balcony Family of boy who survived a 100 ft fall from London gallery but suffered life-changing injuries give sad update Evening Standard · Apr 14
French man wins €1m Picasso after buying €100 ticket for charity raffle Proceeds from the ticket sales will go to Alzheimer’s research The Independent UK · Apr 14
‘It was life-changing’: the celebrated art historian who spent 46 years sitting for Frank Auerbach Catherine Lampert is a historian, curator and model who spent much of her time sitting for her famous friends. She tells us what the likes of Auerbach, Lucian Freud and Euan Uglow meant to her The Guardian - UK · Apr 14
Harry and Meghan get creative with veterans’ children on museum visit The Duke and Duchess of Sussex put on aprons and joined in the pottery session at the Australian National Veterans’ Art Museum. Evening Standard · Apr 14
Binky Felstead called out by London artist for 'trying to blag free wedding invites' - days after bakery blaster star The 35-year-old was recently accused of trying to get a free birthday cake for her son in exchange for promotion on Instagram Evening Standard · Apr 13
And this one shows the police evicting me: the fabulous fabric visions of Elizabeth Allen One of 17 children, she lived in a shack and devoted herself to needlework. Now her dazzling creations – showing everything from giant feet in Africa to the ‘fallen woman’ of Babylon – are being rediscovered The Guardian - UK · Apr 13
‘This scene is alive’: Abidjan art week showcases city as growing cultural hub Late-night gallery tours and new venues signal a city staking its claim as a regional arts capital The Guardian - UK · Apr 13
A journey to the bottom of the ocean, beneath Paris’s skyscrapers An interactive exhibition underneath the streets of Paris's La Défense business district reveals another hidden world – that of the darkest depths of the ocean. Bringing together art and science, it shows the beauty and vulnerability of Earth's final frontier. Radio France Internationale · Apr 12
'Meaningless civic gesture': MAGA backlash erupts over Swami Vivekananda's statue in Seattle The first-ever life-sized statue of Swami Vivekananda was unveiled in the US on Saturday, April 11, 2026, by Seattle mayor Katie Wilson and Consul General of India in Seattle, Prakash Gupta. The bronze statue honouring the famous Indian philosopher and spiritual leader has been installed at the Westlake Square in… The Times of India · Apr 12
My recipe for an inspiring art studio starts with a window Comics artist Gretel Lusky gives us a tour of her beautiful studio on the Mediterranean coast. Creative Bloq · Apr 12
OPINION - The National Gallery’s new wing is bland, but the modern art going in it is the problem For the National Gallery to expand its remit to include 21st-century art (hello, Tracey Emin) is something else Evening Standard · Apr 11
Trump administration releases new renderings of so-called ‘Arc de Trump’ Triumphal arch would be 250ft tall, featuring a 60ft golden Lady Liberty, at the foot of Arlington Memorial Bridge The Guardian - US · Apr 10
UK’s most notorious prisoner Charles Bronson moved to high-security ‘Monster Mansion’ before parole bid Charles Bronson, the infamous 73-year-old inmate, has been relocated to the maximum-security facility known as HMP Wakefield, often referred to as 'Monster Mansion,' just in time for a pivotal parole hearing. Sources within the prison indicate heightened tension as staff express concerns for his well-being after his art materials were… The Times of India · Apr 10
Picture this: A raffle offers a Picasso for 100 euros to fund Alzheimer’s research A raffle in France offers the chance to win a Picasso portrait for a 100-euro ticket The Independent UK · Apr 10
Woman & Home · Apr 10 8 bright and cheerful tulip-inspired nail colours to wear throughout spring Pairing the colours of bright blooms with a glossy shine and neat shapes, tulip nails are a must-wear for spring...
The Guardian - UK · Apr 10 Filthy fossil fuels, a dizzying debut and the ominous side of the moon – the week in art Digital wizard John Gerrard on the energy industry, Michaela Yearwood-Dan’s first UK museum exhibition and an foreboding view from Artemis II
The Guardian - US · Apr 10 Smithsonian museum director to move to Guggenheim: ‘a moment of change’ Melissa Chiu, 54, director of Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden, led the institution for 12 years
Marie Claire · Apr 9 Why Boucheron Is Putting Real Support Behind Women Artists Ahead of Art Paris 2026, CEO Hélène Poulit-Duquesne talks to Marie Claire about supporting women artists, rewarding bold bodies of work, and what it really means to “move the lines.”
Marie Claire · Apr 9 Exclusive: Royal Fashion Historian Explains How Queen Elizabeth “Turned Diplomacy Into An Art Form” And “Did It Her Way” “I think we still perhaps see that, in some contemporary, modern, royal clothing choices today, but done in a different way.”
Evening Standard · Apr 9 A piece of the Eiffel Tower is for sale — but you'll need deep pockets An original staircase section from the Eiffel Tower will be auctioned next month, combining engineering history with high-end collecting
The Independent UK · Apr 9 Should I buy art? We ask an expert for their advice on what you need to know if you’re interested in spending your money on art.
The Guardian - UK · Apr 7 National Gallery picks Tokyo Olympic stadium architect to design new wing London gallery to undergo biggest transformation in its 200-year history, with Kengo Kuma’s design called ‘exemplary’
The Guardian - UK · Apr 7 ‘Even more beautiful than I imagined’: the nifty Japanese printing gadget uniting artists worldwide It’s fast, affordable and its colours are as vivid as screenprints. Designer and risograph devotee Gabriella Marcella talks about founding Riso Club, connecting device users from New York, London, Damascus, Kyiv, Lille, Lima and beyond
Creative Bloq · Apr 7 How to structure a matte painting to create a cinematic environment, game concept or personal illustration Concept artist Killian Prevost shares his complete matte painting workflow, from composition to colour.
The Guardian - UK · Apr 7 On the shoulders of giants: roaming among England’s famous chalk figures Ancient hill carvings of horses, giants and gods have fascinated artists, writers and travellers for centuries. I went in search of their stories