The first newspaper to publish a photograph was L’illustration.

“We live between reality and illusion.”

Living with a disability can be incredibly difficult. People with disabilities often face many challenges in their daily lives. These challenges can make it harder to go to school, find a job, or take part in everyday social activities.

Meagan Magpie Rodgers stands as a compelling voice in the world of dark surrealism, crafting visual narratives that navigate the intricate depths of human emotion.

Parloir Milan is a contemporary art exhibition and salon taking place in a former car mechanic shop in Milan.

‘What does an oracle look like?’ is an exhibition of paintings, prints, and books by Perri MacKenzie, a Scottish artist based in Brussels.

Eva Rothschild waves to me on the street in front of her studio. This close to the centre of London, civic infrastructure is a main character in every scene.

Vincent van Gogh, one of the most celebrated painters in history, reportedly sold only one painting during his lifetime.

At the end of 2024, the Palais de Tokyo in Paris entrusted the space of the "great glass roof" to the artist Malala Andrialavidrazana who created for the occasion a monumental and STUNNING in situ work on a curved wall nearly 60 meters long.

As a city, Sharjah is a rich metropolis that holds the customs of Emirati culture with the ambition of cosmopolitanism, its migrant workers commanding the streets and heightening a state of transience, optimism and survival.

Art therapy, validated by scientific studies, helps heal invisible wounds by stimulating the mind and emotions through artistic creation.

Acollection of sculptures representing the losses experienced by Japanese Canadians during the Second World War by multidisciplinary artist Kellen Hatanaka (previously featured here).

With the Industrial Revolution in full swing at the turn of the 20th century, jobs and opportunities attracted people to burgeoning cities.

To trace the shape of London’s cultural revival, we asked the artists and instigators what excites them now. Then we stepped back—and let the story ripple outward, one nomination at a time.

A non-profit project space dedicated to supporting artists of diverse Asian backgrounds and drawing from different diasporic experiences, YDP (Yan Du Projects) will open on Bedford Square, central London, in October 2025.