George IV exhibition shows redeemable qualities of ‘exuberant king’
Monarch drank and gambled, but also commissioned ‘extraordinary art’
Art
Ian Fleming’s Love Letters Charting High Society And the Rise of James Bond to be Offered at Auction
Ian Fleming‘s Love Letters Written to His Wife, Ann to be Offered at Auction. A significant series of letters
Desert ski slopes and outdoor aircon: can the scorching emirates really go green?
It is one of Earth’s biggest carbon emitters, a place where SUVs roar from manmade islands to malls with ski slopes. Can an architecture triennial in the UAE really teach us how to go green?
See the big picture: the art of making money from upcoming artists
With a Banksy selling for close on £10m, is there now a knock-on effect for investors?
Gaze, don’t glance: Leonardo da Vinci, the immersive show, opens at National Gallery
Urging visitors to unrushed appreciation, the exhibition displays just one work – The Virgin of the Rocks
Takashi Murakami, Japan’s rock star artist, unveils 10-metre ‘stupid cat painting’
Made of 502 silkscreens, the new work is the largest piece to ever enter the Art Gallery of NSW’s international collection. Murakami calls it a ‘stupid thing’