French street artist C215 has been making political and humanitarian statements through his work for more than 20 years. Following the Russian invasion in early 2022, he travelled to Ukraine for a project that straddles art and activism. Our reporters check out the results, which are currently on show at the National Assembly in Paris.
We also take a tour of an exhibition which dives into the enduring appeal of the kimono, as the Japanese garment inspires fashion houses, celebrities and those looking for an easy fit.
Plus, a biopic charting the ups, downs, scandals and successes of the King of Pop has got fans excited, as Michael Jackson's life story is immortalised on film.
Finally, we hear from Booker Prize-winning author Bernardine Evaristo at the Hay Festival Cartagena on the publication of a French translation of her book "Blonde Roots".
