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Hermione Burton was an amateur painter with immaculate outfits but a turbulent life. Now artist Andy Holden has excavated her rollercoaster story in a film starring Saint Etienne’s Sarah Cracknell

The Duke of Sussex attracted criticism after he detailed his time serving in Afghanistan in his memoir Spare earlier this year, claiming he killed 25 Taliban fighters during two tours in the country

Brian Thoreen and Mario García Torres’ solo shows (until 8 April 2023) inaugurate Masa Gallery’s permanent new home in the heart of Mexico City

The film will go on public view in April following a period of community outreach and private community viewings.

To celebrate International Women's Month, Casetify, a brand known for its funky phone cases and accessories with cutting edge designs, launched a campaign aimed at empowering, inspiring and celebrating womanhood around the world by using its platform to let others hear the voice of the many female creators that are…

Paintings are easier to transport and hide than yachts and private jets. Don’t let them slip through, says Ukrainian sanction expert Vladyslav Vlasiuk

Didn’t snag tickets to Amsterdam’s sold-out Vermeer exhibition? No stress — get your arty fix at other top-tier European galleries instead

Chinese designer Zhang Zhongyu of MMR Studio is inspired by industrial processes to create furniture and objects

"So I think it is a really timely exhibition that reminds us that we still have people who serve. It's not just people who are serving in the Great Wars as they're known."

Half a century since Picasso’s death, does the great artist’s misogyny now endanger his legacy? Alastair Smart explores why this is no straightforward set of anniversary celebrations

Tallahassee Classical School has roughly 400 students from kindergarten through the 12th grade and has had three principals in three years