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A Callander couple have paid the ultimate tribute to the town – by having a mural of one of its most iconic landmarks painted on a wall in their home. Kathryn and Loucas George recently moved to the town from America where they enlisted the help of

The muralist hits Salford, peasant life comes to Birmingham’s Barber Institute and Somerset House gets with the Halloween ghost theme – all in your weekly dispatch

One of the finest versions of the artist’s work, Venus and Adonis, is set to appear at Sotheby’s London auction on December 7.

Snogging, dancing and streams of excrement abound in a show that proves Brueghel’s boy was equally keen to depict the joys and squalor of peasant life

The Belfast-born photographer exhibits 25 years of painterly images that capture overlooked moments – and demand a different way of looking at women

The Art of Banksy is the biggest collection of his work in the world

It all begins with a dream in this extreme and overlong horror film that is absurd fun rather that completely cruel

The challenge? Start with a physical object, deconstruct it, and turn that deconstruction into digital art.

A close-up photo of an ant's face published last week is the hot new reason I can't sleep at night because this is beyond terrifying.

Dozens of portraits of the knockabout Aussie radio reader, famous for his Brad Jokes — a play on dad jokes — were submitted as part of The Bradley, Brisbane newest portrait competition.

Singapore Biennale (SB2022) recently returned for its seventh edition with the name Natasha. The art festival takes place from now to March 19 at 13 locations, such as The Singapore Art Museum at Tanjong Pagar Distripark, Yan Kit Playfield, Singapore Flyer and St. John's and Lazarus Islands.