Nathan Walsh has captured the hustle and bustle of the Big Apple and Chicago in a collection of incredibly life-like artworks.
The omnipotent Uncle Walt created and ruled over a cartoon kingdom of innocence and wholesomeness, a happy place with cuddly creatures and apple pie. His lovable image was a fantasy, of course. This new opera for the English National Opera, The Perfect American, dares to reveal the man behind the myth. ...read
The oil painting depicts a topless Angelina Jolie after her recent double mastectomy, and is expected to fetch over £15,000 as is goes on display in Los Angeles. Angelina Jolie underwent the life changing surgery in February after she discovered she carried the same gene which caused her mother Marcheline Bertrand’s ovarian cancer. ...read
Sally Davies' 'New York Daily Dog Project' was only supposed to last a year but it is still growing thanks to the number of canines in the city. Ms Davies, who is originally from Canada, says the collection reveals much about the dogs' social lives and how each pet has their own traits. ...read
The artist has spoken for the first time of his inability to draw after his young assistant died after collapsing at Hockney's home in Bridlington, East Yorkshire, in March.
The cream of Sir Robert Walpole's art collection - a selection of just over 40 works - has returned to Houghton.
Mr Gergiev, principal conductor of the London Symphony Orchestra, planned the programme for the special Gala at London's Barbican Hall, and described the evening as 'full of joy'.
Salisbury Cathedral from the Meadows by John Constable was bought for £23.1million in a deal arranged by the Tate museum and four other galleries around the country.
They include Grand Canyon runner Max King who pushed his body to extremes in an attempt to cross the 5,250ft canyon twice.
Photographer Andrew Schoeman, 40, captured these stunning images of mammals and birds prowling the wilds of South Africa but appearing as silhouettes against the contrasting background of the setting and rising sun.
Photographer Miles Morgan has spent the past several years scaling active volcanoes on the Hawaiian Islands in the company of experienced professionals from a local photography company (pictured) to capture the flow of red-hot lava and thick clouds of smoke and ash blotting out the sun.
Fortunately for the population of Melbourne, the vertigo-enducing image is a publicity stunt for a new musical production of King Kong, which open's next month. It pays tribute to the iconic ending of the 1933 film (pictured, top left). The furry hand was hoisted to the 88th floor of Eureka Tower, a 297.3-metre skyscraper located in the Southbank precinct of the city.
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British artist Cléon Daniel from Dorset came up with the idea for the 8.5ft-long bright yellow games table during a train ride. It took around nine months to complete.
The giant rat, which was created by Britian's most famous street artist, has been eroding for years, with large parts having peeled off with the plaster or vanished on rotted wood.
Something Very Far Away: Star-gazing puppets are simply stellar and the perfect half-term treat
Is worth schlepping all the way to London Bridge
RELATIVELY SPEAKING: This show has its moments, but the main reason for seeing it is Miss Kendal
If Miss Kendal creaks a little, so does the play
Sherlock Holmes: Gasps, gore and a curious case of Sherlock in love
There is, playwright Mark Catley has noticed, no Mrs Sherlock Holmes
Oh! what a lively war: WWII update of Ariadne gets Glyndebourne off to a bang
Relocates Richard Strauss's oddball opera to an country house
QUENTIN LETTS: They breed 'em tough in this thirties typing pool!
John Van Druten’s London Wall is a gentle comedy
QUENTIN LETTS: Shining ladies light up our newest stage
These Shining Lives was outshone by an update of Ibsen's Public Enemy
Merrily We Roll Along: Stephen Sondheim's revival is a good, splashy, showbizzy romp
You can’t fault this plucky production
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