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Better to own up to Britain’s history than hide it, but sensitive curation is everythingThe return of Thomas Picton, a colonial slave owner turned fallen […]

The undervaluing of art made by women reflects a wider problem with social perceptions, writes Marianne GemmekeIt is indeed shocking that art made by men costs […]

Exclusive: Tate agreed to pay a six-figure settlement after claim of discrimination, victimisation and harassmentThree artists who sued the Tate for […]

The Greek island has attracted creatives for over 8o years, from Henry Miller to Leonard Cohen and Jeff KoonsPerched on a hillock in Hydra, Jeff Koons’s […]

Ashmolean Museum, OxfordThere’s prolific energy, and the odd woeful daub, in a small show of art from 1980s Berlin – all eclipsed by a single pencil sketch […]

The pleasingly ramshackle area of central London where punk was born and you went to buy a banjo is now includes a multi-billion ‘super-flexible brand […]

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American photographer Julie Blackmon choreographs the lives and objects around her to create witty, unsettling make-believesWhen she was in her 30s, Julie […]

The McKinney fire in California, Russian shelling in Mykolaiv, migrants in Lampedusa and England’s Chloe Kelly celebrates after scoring: the most striking […]

There’s surrealism at the V&A and the queering of a Swansea gallery’s ‘heternormative’ collection, while Gormley’s latest proposed public […]

My friend Wyndham Westerdale, who has died aged 66 from complications arising from lung cancer, was an architect with a commitment to preserving and improving […]

Various venues, EdinburghFrom riveting masterpieces to energetic works by emerging artists, there’s real depth to this showcase, all tempting visitors to […]

Australia’s finest home design was celebrated over the weekend with the announcement of winners of the 2022 Houses awards. For the first time ever a single […]

A Greek chorus of clay busts, an audience with some molluscs and a magnificent show of impressionist masterpieces – including a couple of fakes – […]

One Edinburgh couple have transformed a dark, brick-built 1980s house into a brighter, more open home. Here’s howWhen John and Kate Cameron were looking to […]

The Line – due to be just 200 metres wide – will make Neom world’s most liveable city ‘by far’, officials claimThe promotional material is striking: […]

Pace Gallery, LondonThe American artist recreates the incredible ordeal of a Scottish family adrift in a dinghy in the Pacific for 38 days – a story that has […]

Burghley House, LincolnshireThis technically perfect and thrillingly flamboyant re-enactment of the extraordinary artist’s life is a great way to discover […]

A Queen’s Gallery exhibition tells the story of centuries of artistic and cultural exchange between east and westIn 1881, two young British princes serving […]

Everyone was on the bandwagon, not all of them were giftedThe issue of the Observer Magazine of 14 May 1967 was concerned with art and a frankly unnecessary […]

Collectible and cartoonish, these digital multiples, traded in cryptocurrency, confer membership of an exclusive club – sometimes literally. But do they have […]