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Queen Victoria's childhood at Kensington Palace is explored through a tour led by historian Lucy Worsley, highlighting her early life and royal legacy.
Buster Keaton's iconic films in 1924 coincide with a grand British exhibition and discussions of a potential death ray, highlighting the era's spectacle.
The Rosetta Stone, a pivotal artefact in deciphering ancient Egyptian hieroglyphs, is central to a new British Museum exhibition exploring its historical significance.
Roman artefacts from the British Museum, including a rare gladiatorial helmet and figurines, illuminate life in Roman Britain through an upcoming exhibition.
Jack Bond revisits his 1965 film featuring Salvador Dalí while exploring the artist's enigmatic character and surrealism at the Moderna Museet in Stockholm.
George Zimbel's photography captures the essence of the 20th century, showcasing a diverse array of subjects and moments with remarkable storytelling.
Arthur Jafa, a prominent visual artist, explores the complexities of Black identity and the political dimensions of his work in a revealing interview at his exhibition in Denmark.
Danish artist Tove Storch explores the intersection of sculpture, gender, and societal norms through her innovative creations and creative process in her studio.
The Museum of Nothing challenges the notion of cultural completeness by presenting empty displays that invite visitors to fill the voids with their own narratives.
Ferran Adrià talks about the future of restaurants at Somerset House's food exhibition.
Ragnar Kjartansson invites viewers into his Reykjavik studio, showcasing his eclectic art collection and sharing insights on his creative process and recent exhibition.
Luc Tuymans presents his art at the Royal Academy in London, highlighting his curatorial role.
Mick Jagger performed in front of hundreds of thousands of people in Cuba, reflecting on his long career and the planning of a new exhibition.
A 2,000-year-old lorica segmentata, the most complete Roman armour ever found, is showcased at the British Museum, revealing its historical significance and design.
Check out the life-size titanoboa replica coming to the Smithsonian Institution Traveling Exhibition Service.
Jackie Wullschlager visits the National Gallery to discuss Turner's obsession with Claude.
Alexander Tovborg, a Danish artist, explores spirituality and faith through his monumental works, reflecting on personal loss and the role of art in spiritual quests.
