ART on FUBU Network from street art to the Metropolitian Museum.
Tiwani Contemporary, the London-and Lagos-based gallery known for bringing attention to art of the African diaspora, has announced that it is closing after fifteen years in business. The London operation is shuttering today, while the Lagos branch will…
There’s been a changing of the guard at Christie’s in London: François-Henri Pinault, son of the French luxury group billionaire François Pinault and Chairman of the Board of Kering, was appointed Chairman and Non-Executive Director of the auction hous…
Four terms that are proving unhelpful in understanding the war with Iran
Oil markets expect Donald Trump to end the Iran war imminently. That might be why he doesn’t.
The organizers of Art Basel Paris have revealed the 206 galleries, collectively representing forty-one countries and territories, set to participate in this year’s iteration of the fair. Returning to the iconic Grand Palais, the event will ta…
Kalshi, a controversial online prediction market, has launched a new category that will allow users to bet on the outcome of individual art auction sales and total art auction profits, ARTnews reports. Kalshi has exploded in popularity since its incep…
President Trump loves “handsome” men, especially the muscular ones.
They don’t always work in the public interest.
Trump is not the first American president to think he can take it.
In a new memoir, Jill Biden describes her own shock and fear over the president’s calamitous performance.
Over five seasons, the HBO comedy has explored what it means to succeed creatively.
Joel de Mowbray’s salvage scheme began as a small milk float converted into a logging vehicle – now he’s part of Tipping Point East, a massive site designed to divert valuable waste materials to builders that need itJoel de Mowbray reached breaking poi…
Bateman does double duty in Netflix’s ‘Black Rabbit’ and HBO’s ‘DTF St. Louis.’ Does it make him twice as likely to nab his second Emmy?
In this week’s episode, we kick off Emmy season with Carrie Preston, who plays an offbeat investigator in Robert and Michelle King’s ‘Columbo’-inspired comedy ‘Elsbeth.’
In two seasons as a featured player on the NBC sketch comedy, Padilla has distinguished herself by choosing not to be the loudest voice in the room.
To follow up the acclaimed ‘Mare of Easttown,’ Ingelsby writes for The Envelope, he looked to two men of the cloth with divergent views of faith and doubt.
Jean Genet’s psychosexual drama gets a social-media-heavy update. But what does it say beyond “internet=bad”?
On his new album, the ex-Beatle revisits his past and revels in simply continuing to create.
Four decades of Janette Beckman’s images will be on view until 18 April 2027 at Seattle’s Museum of Pop Culture (MoPOP). The exhibit Rebels + Icons: The Photography of Janette Beckman will feature 700-plus archival and newly taken images. Among many ic…
Some are bright and cosy, others are starkly depressing – these images of rooms used to pump breast milk expose the sometimes grim reality of being a new mum in the US Continue reading…
The flow of oil through the Strait of Hormuz will take time to return to normal.
Paxton versus Talarico is already awful.
The agreement that Trump wants to strike with Iran keeps eluding him.
“It’s such a ridiculous experience that has nothing to do with the world. But still, it’s fun!”
A collection of thirteen statues that have been gathered in Washington, DC’s Freedom Plaza includes a sculpture of Caesar Rodney, an officer during the American Revolution and enslaved more than 200 people, NBC reports. Staff of the National Park…
We’re Just Here for the Bad Guys chronicles Brian Van Lau’s relationship with his estranged father. Lau’s father was absent during his childhood due to his incarceration. After his release, he rebuilt his life in Vietnam, remarried, and gradually disappeared from Lau’s life. Nearly a decade later, Lau traveled to Vietnam following his father’s sudden … Continued
The Southern California Independent Bookstore Bestsellers list for Sunday, May 31, 2026, including hardcover and paperback fiction and nonfiction.
A Book Soup staffer examines a major shift on the bestseller shelves: why some publishers are ditching 6-by-9 hardcovers for smaller, compact trim sizes.
Museum of Homelessness, LondonThis mostly alfresco exhibition expertly unpicks how homeless and nomadic people have been persecuted over the centuriesA trim caravan sits in an idyllic garden in the grounds of a former gatehouse. Its cosy interior is de…
Angelo Dolojan
it’s all very interesting what is happening by Angelo Dolojan is a zine featuring drawings created over the course of a year. The work weaves together observation, memory, dreams, documentation, and manifestation into a continuous visual…
Links between Trump Organization and Ivanishvili family for Tbilisi skyscraper raise new conflict of interest concernsA Trump Tower planned for the Georgian capital, Tbilisi, is to be built on land currently part-owned by the son of the US-sanctioned l…
Yes, I have a book to write. But I’m walking an 80-plus-mile walk to all the Erewhons in L.A. to question privilege, including my own, and search for levity.
The Grand Designs host on lonely houses, brave buildings and why Australia is on the cusp of radical change to the idea of homeJelly-like eyeballs are staring back at architect Anthony Burke as he approaches the ice-packed fish displays in front of Cla…
Wolterton, Norfolk From an explosion of plywood chairs to something akin to bubblegum stuck to the walls, this imaginative exhibition reverberates with Barlow’s punk irreverenceWolterton Hall is folded so deeply into the countryside of the Bure Valley …
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Turner Contemporary, MargateThe young Dominican painter’s dizzyingly beautiful jungle scenes will transport you to the tropics – and remind you of the wonders of the natural world Deep in the Dominican rainforest, high up on a mountain, miles from anyw…
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Interview with Sandra Duran Wilson, Recipient of the Special Recognition Art Award 2026…
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View Our “HerStory” 2026 Exhibition: Art by 67 women…
If you want big popcorn fare from the best directors in the blockbuster game (Spielberg, Nolan, Ridley Scott), it’s here, along with a number of promising indie swings.
If a vacation or road trip isn’t in the cards this summer, you can still be transported to far-away places and alternate universes, like in ‘Spider-Noir,’ ‘Little House on the Prairie’ and ‘Lanterns.’
GR gallery is pleased to present My Screen Tests, the first New York City solo exhibition by Kohei Yamada. The exhibition examines the enduring value of the authentic relationship between artist and artwork, engaging in themes of irony, introspection, …
Whether you’re seeking a sun-soaked Italian adventure or a spicy sports romance, these 6 must-read summer romance page-turners offer sweet escape.
Satire, scandal and sun-drenched secrets: Our critics select the best new fiction and nonfiction to fill your summer stack.
Featuring new work from masters like Silvia Moreno-Garcia and SoCal’s Gary Phillips, our Summer 2026 books preview highlights this season’s most anticipated crime fiction and suspense novels.
Whether your summer jam is bingeing new content, heading out to catch the latest blockbuster in the cool AC of the local cinema or plopping down beside a pool with a page-turner, we’ve got you covered.
Despite a call for calm, a combustible mix of politics and protest punctuated the preview week across the pavilionsWhat not to miss at the 2026 Venice Biennale – a guideEvery two years the art world assembles in Venice for a sprawling celebration of vi…
Jenny Waldman of Art Fund responds to a long read that said instrumentalisation is reducing the value of art as an end in itselfJulian Baggini (The long read, 14 April) is right to remind us that art has intrinsic value and that reducing it to a m…
“Surface Tension”: Exhibition of 10 Women Artists, Curated by Karen M. Gutfreund