Get all your news in one place.

100's of premium titles.
One app.

Get all your news in one place.

100's of premium titles. One news app.

The Latest Breaking News on Art

Morocco Hosts Second Edition of Taskiwin Festival

The culture department at Morocco’s Ministry of Youth, Culture, and Communication has organized the second edition of the Taskiwin Festival under the theme “Taskiwin: Cultural Heritage and Majestic Civilization”, on August 12-14, in the city of Taroudant, east of Agadir. The event hosts several shows performed by bands and groups,…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Mindful matchbox art helps Bundaberg's Marlies Oakley process floods and COVID

Award-winning Bundaberg artist Marlies Oakley has been hunting for matchboxes — but the only fire she is interested in lighting is a creative spark.

ABC News

Why Art Funds May Be The Future Of Art Collecting

Investing in art is not easy and certainly is not as passive as you may think. You need to make numerous considerations on the way to acquiring work, and that is just the beginning. Your art collection will require ongoing maintenance and a stable climate to help preserve its integrity…

Benzinga

From analysis to the latest developments in health,
read the most diverse news in one place.

‘Crack a smile’: Ken Done and Rosie Deacon bring popping colour to Ben Quilty’s new regional gallery

Built in a heritage-listed dairy on the outskirts of Bowral in NSW, Ngununggula has unveiled its latest eye-catching show

The Guardian - AU

Indigenous artist Megan Cope has created an oyster reef on Quandamooka Country

Celebrated Quandamooka artist Megan Cope is planting oyster poles on Country as part of an ongoing artwork that draws attention to colonisation, climate change and cultural practice.

ABC News

Derry man combines love for art and history in miniature sculpture business

"Mini Inish provides me with a platform to help raise awareness of the incredible lesser celebrated heritage in our own backyard"

Belfast Live

Short story: Mama, by Colleen Maria Lenihan

"She sang Japanese enka while draped over the peach velvet furniture": inside a Tokyo hostess club

Newsroom.co.nz

Read news from The Economist, FT, and more,
with one subscription

Beautiful pictures showing 'phenomenal' huge new Knowsley art installation

The work is the size of one and half football pitches

Liverpool Echo

In Ukrainian Village, two-flat's owner was glad to have out-of-this-world mural decorate 'ugliest building'

The painting was done in April by the Belgian artist Renaud Taelemans, who goes by “My Name Is Ebo,” to promote a concert for the electronic dance group Ganja White Night.

Chicago Sun-Times

Renowned Glasgow artist will host flash tattoo day this weekend with all funds donated to SAMH

On Saturday, August 13, Mark will be at Dusk and Rebirth city centre studios to tattoo a bunch of pre-drawn flash tattoos in his signature bold, illustrative style.

Glasgow Live

Lauren Laverne on dueting with Paul McCartney, being mistaken for Jo Whiley and why music is like food

EXCLUSIVE The broadcaster also talks the influence of David Bowie after he topped a list of 50 most influential British artists of the last 50 years, which she helped to decide

Evening Standard

Nottingham Luminarium light display temporarily stopped due to concerns over heat

The structure is now back up and running safely

Nottingham Post

Lost Banksy piece sprayed in Palestine reappears in Tel Aviv gallery

The removal of Slingshot Rat has sparked debate over the legality of taking cultural artefacts from occupied land

The Guardian - UK

Getty Museum to send stolen terracotta statues back to Italy

Along with Orpheus and the Sirens, four other relics are also likely to be returned to Rome from US

The Guardian - UK

Get all your
news in one place.

100's of premium titles.
One news app.

The Guardian - UK

A tyrant gets boxed, men don tights and mermaids wiggle – the week in art

A sceptical look at a British colonialist, fashion’s role in masculinity and the world of 3D embroidery – all in your weekly dispatch

Daily Record

Perth's Wire Women statues are victim to more vandalism

Delicate wire mesh sculptures of Perth's female pioneers have sadly been attacked and pushed out of shape.

Bristol Post

Art trail exploring impact of slave trade coming to Bristol

More than 100 artist-designed globe sculptures will appear in seven cities across the UK

The Independent UK

Getty Museum in LA to return illegally exported art to Italy

The J

Get all your
news in one place.

100's of premium titles.
One news app.

The Canberra Times

The local artworks David Pocock chose for his Parliament House office

The artists have also done major public art installations in iconic locations including Bondi Beach

Newcastle Herald

What's On in Art: Susan Doherty's figures at Timeless

ASW, Timeless Textiles, The Owens Collective, LEDA, and more

Daily Mirror

Man, 27, moves in with widowed pensioner, 89, to beat high rents and cost of living woes

Artist Liam Dunne, 27, moved in with Pat Johnson, 89, and her dog Tank after he was struggling to find somewhere affordable to live in the capital last year

ABC News

Aboriginal art is making waves overseas – but some major myths need busting

To help you better appreciate the wide, wonderful world of Indigenous art, we’re busting some big myths and misconceptions.

Los Angeles Times

US Museum to return illegally excavated Orpheus sculptures to Italy

LOS ANGELES — The J. Paul Getty Museum is returning its Orpheus group of sculptures — a culturally significant group of nearly life-size terracotta figures known as "Orpheus and the Sirens", some of the museum's greatest antiquities — back to Italy. The objects, which have been determined to have been…

Evening Standard

Westminster Abbey welcomes forty-two globes ahead of UK’s largest public art trail

The UK’s largest public art trail is launching in major cities across the country with more than 100 artists taking part.

The Guardian - AU

I am sleeping with my housemate. This was a bad idea, but I am very attracted to him

This man has told you how low to set your expectations, writes advice columnist Eleanor Gordon-Smith, so try to extinguish your crush

1 … 461 462 463 464

People

From analysis to the latest developments in health,
read the most diverse news in one place.

Organisations

Art Gallery of New South Wales

Read news from The Economist, FT, and more,
with one subscription

Topics

Places

Fourteen days free

Download the app

One app. One membership.
100+ trusted global sources.