How to achieve expressive life drawing an an iPad Artist Rick Graham shows us how he captures a live figure session using an iPad app that replicates real paint. Creative Bloq · Jun 20, 2025
Inside a deserted Melbourne shopping mall is a bizarre XR journey into psychosis The Door in Question uses VR headsets, sound and even smells to create an immersive experience inspired by its creator’s experience with mental illness The Guardian - AU · Jun 20, 2025
Abstract Erotic review – artworks as beguiling as they are compelling With works by Alice Adams, Eva Hesse and Louise Bourgeois, this exhibition revisits a 1966 show of pieces delving into the psychosexual and the human body The Guardian - UK · Jun 19, 2025
Palm print found at 1967 murder scene matched accused, expert tells trial Ryland Headley, 92, is accused of raping and killing Louisa Dunne, 75, in Bristol. Evening Standard · Jun 19, 2025
Rodin’s rowdy rival: Medardo Rosso, the anarchist who brought sculpture into the modern era A new retrospective shines a light on the turn-of-the-century Italian artist, one of the art world’s most obscure yet revered figures, whose legacy was eclipsed by his contemporaries The Guardian - UK · Jun 19, 2025
Plein air painting goes digital: how artists are using portable tech to paint in the great outdoors Top tips from five pro concept artists. Creative Bloq · Jun 19, 2025
Is this an artist – or a coffee pot? The great William Kentridge reveals the strange secret to a great self-portrait The South African artist has exhibited everywhere, bagging awards in art and theatre, while his work sells for millions. So why did he find becoming an artist so unnatural? Ahead of a major British show, he reveals all The Guardian - UK · Jun 19, 2025
Portraits so powerful they override reality – Jenny Saville: The Anatomy of Painting review Saville’s colossal canvases are filled with bloodied mouths, epically thrusting nipples and meaty legs – and her tender Degas-like drawings are truly lovely The Guardian - UK · Jun 18, 2025
Teenager arrested for vandalizing San Francisco’s massive Pink Triangle, symbol of LGBT rights This is the 30th year the Pink Triangle has gone on display The Independent UK · Jun 18, 2025
‘The surf’s up and the patriarchy is down’: Kirsha Kaechele takes Ladies Lounge to the Gold Coast With butlers wearing ‘probably not much’ – but no fake Picassos – the Mona performance art installation that won a court challenge is heading north to Bleach* festival The Guardian - AU · Jun 18, 2025
Tributes paid to charity worker found fatally stabbed in her London home Annabel Rook, 46, who helped refugees and women fleeing domestic violence, described as ‘profound force for good’ The Guardian - UK · Jun 18, 2025
Billion-to-one DNA match links man, 92, to 1967 rape and murder, court hears Ryland Headley is accused of forcing entry into the home of Louisa Dunne, 75, in Bristol in June 1967 before raping and killing her. Evening Standard · Jun 18, 2025
"I paint in the hope of removing anguish" artist Yuka Sakuma discusses her nihonga-inspired paintings The illustrator tells us how the beauty of manga and anime influenced her dreamlike work. Creative Bloq · Jun 18, 2025
That muscular back! Those fleshy breasts! The National Gallery’s ‘fake’ Rubens looks very real to me How can anyone call Rubens’ sumptuous masterpiece Samson and Delilah a ‘fake’ and ‘a shoddy artefact’? The Flemish master is simply doing a superb job of copying his own favourite outlaw artist The Guardian - UK · Jun 18, 2025
Evening Standard · Jun 18, 2025 Woman stab victim in house explosion had ‘boundless optimism’, say charity Annabel Rook, 46, was found fatally injured at a house in Dumont Road, Stoke Newington, north-east London on Tuesday morning.
AAP · Jun 18, 2025 Long-awaited probe into dumped Biennale artists lands After Australia's Venice Biennale picks were controversially dropped, Creative Australia promised a review. Four months later, it's complete.
The Guardian - UK · Jun 18, 2025 From Joyce’s death mask to Bono’s sunglasses: a look around the Little Museum of Dublin’s grand curiosities This people’s museum is crammed with curios donated by Dublin residents. A major facelift has added a library, archive and exhibition on ‘fearless women’
The Guardian - UK · Jun 17, 2025 Meet Miss Sassy, the cat who sparked Trump’s pet-eating ravings: Taryn Simon’s thrilling election photographs From the Ohio pussy who triggered a wild conspiracy theory to the Brexit ‘Leave’ votes piling up, the great American photographer has turned her lens on election excesses. But what are those fake eyelashes doing in there?
The Guardian - UK · Jun 17, 2025 Neighbours of Bristol woman allegedly raped and murdered in 1967 heard screams, court told Statements given to police at time read out in trial of Ryland Headley, 92, allegedly linked to death of Louisa Dunne, 75, through DNA tests
The National (Scotland) · Jun 17, 2025 Art workshop helps refugee women to celebrate 'strength found in community' A group of refugee and asylum-seeking women in a Scottish city are using creativity and community to promote mental health
The Guardian - UK · Jun 17, 2025 From the Algerian mountains to a clogged east London road: ‘Exceptional’ Jarman award nominees announced Letters to a chestnut tree, daredevil motorcyclists, Italian bloodletting rituals … just some of the subjects covered by the experimental filmmakers on the shortlist for this year’s prestigious Film London Jarman award
The Guardian - UK · Jun 17, 2025 ‘A dazzling concrete crown’: Liverpool Metropolitan Cathedral gets long overdue appreciation A genius response bridging of history and modernity with daring interior and exterior, it is shocking it wasn’t already Grade I-listed
The Guardian - UK · Jun 17, 2025 ‘It was love at first sight, again’: Prague exhibition celebrates work of pair at heart of Europe’s avant garde Anna-Eva Bergman and Hans Hartung battled with the Nazis and created some of the most riveting abstract art of the last century
The Guardian - US · Jun 16, 2025 ‘Queer as a $3 bill’: celebrating 100 years of LGBTQ+ art for Pride month A new exhibition at the Getty Center in Los Angeles looks back at a variety of queer art from 1900 to the present
The Guardian - UK · Jun 16, 2025 ‘People weep in its presence’: how the UK Aids Memorial Quilt became one of our great works of art It began as a simple act of remembrance, dedicated to those who lost their lives to Aids. Now this ever-growing patchwork of grave-plot-sized panels has taken on new meaning as one of the most significant artworks of the past 40 years