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The work of award-winning American photographer Eugene Richards was recently the subject of a retrospective at the international photojournalism festival, Visa Pour l'Image. The 78-year-old has documented poverty in the US, photographed drug addicts, patients in psychiatric hospitals, Iraq war veterans. His exhibition is called "An Outsider".

Richard Studham left the UK for Montreal in 1960 but he's back at Hexham Abbey in October for an exhibition on the Vikings at Hexham Abbey

ZANELE Muholi is a major figure in photographic art today.

Spiders and creepy crawlies allowed to colonise Rijksmuseum to show how perceptions have changed through the ages

The provenance of the South Shields figurehead was a mystery until an expert assisted the museum team in their quest to uncover the item’s elusive past

LEGAL graffiti walls in Glasgow could break the stigma around street art and lead to “mutual understanding” with the public, a campaigner has…

A distorted wrought-iron gate near her inner-city Newcastle home inspired Holly Macdonald's ceramic installation sculpture, which has won the Brenda Clouten Memorial Art Scholarships prize.

An acclaimed Indigenous artist who has met three generations of the royal family believes discussions about the late Queen Elizabeth can be respectful, while acknowledging failings of the monarchy.

Reconciliation Tasmania is concerned the government's decision to choose Macquarie Point as its preferred stadium location could shunt aside a proposed Aboriginal reconciliation and truth-telling park, but MONA, the original designer of the idea, sees it as an opportunity to redesign the park concept.

Who has been allowed to narrate Iraq’s recent history on the world stage? And where is the work of the Iraqi artists who are living it? ask Louisa Loveluck and Mustafa Salim

This coloring-book adventure game is one of the best stories about art in any medium, not just video games and offers up an unforgettable world.