Through striking images, photographer Julia Fullerton-Batten highlights the fallout from earthquakes in Turkey and Syria, channelling the proceeds from her art to support relief efforts.
London's Hunterian Museum will reopen on 16 May after an extensive five-year renovation costing roughly £100 million, according to The Art Newspaper.
This is a simple explanation to help you understand the process behind Eldagsen's controversial image that won the Sony World Photography Award and the ensuing debate on photography's future.
The National Gallery has bought “one of the largest and most splendid works” of Italian old master Bernardo Cavallino for $3.9 million.
Staff at museums and cultural institutions across the UK have announced forthcoming industrial action over pay and labour conditions.
Yuga Labs, the parent company behind the Bored Ape Yacht Club NFT collection, has revealed that it does not have any “copyright registrations” for the works.
The French have protested with great fervour for centuries. Still, in 2023, the latest strikes in France demonstrate the will to rebel is exercised just as readily as in the French Revolution of 1789.
The National Portrait Gallery has today announced the lineup of major exhibitions it will host when it reopens on 22 June 2023.
Spain's ancient Luminaries Festival, Las Luminarias, breathes fire into the lens for this shot by Marcos del Mazo. Fire, an age-old human obsession, has inspired artists since time immemorial, from Britain's Turner to Jackson Pollock.
Michael Rakowitz, the Iraqi American artist, has offered a large-scale work of his if the the British Museum agrees to return an artefact to Iraq.
Horror as a genre is experiencing a breakneck resurgence in popularity. The Horror Show!, a new exhibition at Somerset House, looks at the subversive archetypes in British counter-culture and their demonisation by authorities.
In his new book, No Signal, photographer Brice Portolano tracks down ten people worldwide, from Alaska to Mongolia, who have chosen to live off-grid.
