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Other lives: Painter with a distinctive form of social realism, rooted in his working-class upbringing ...

Unique and little-known images from the State Library of Victoria's collection of more than 4.5m photos are now on display in the Library's new exhibition You Have a New Memory ...

In the 1990s, the photographer captured punks, partiers and late-night lovers on the underground. His images show city life before smartphones - when people still had to rush to make the final train ...

From dazzling shifts in perspective to astounding tricks using shade, reflections and rain, these winning images from the Pure Street Photography awards all capture 'marvellous moments of fleeting serendipity'

If you've ever been wowed by a cutaway illustration of a ship from your favorite sci-fi series or movie, there's a pretty good chance Matt Cushman had something to do with it. His visualizations of the guts of ships from Star Wars and Star Trek are ...

The painter and his lover are played with real intensity by Alistair Hall and Peter Clements, in a visceral psychodrama of contained violence and sadness ...

The Texas-born photographer - and LensCulture critics' choice award winner - talks us through her images exploring youth, identity and desire ...

Other lives: Textile designer and artist whose style was neither fully abstract nor entirely representational ...

Charles le Brun (1619-90) drew a set of human heads that match the heads of animals: an ox, a fox, an eagle, a raven, a parrot, and a pig. Louis XIV put him in charge of the decoration of Versailles in 1669, and the palace pictures needed crowds of ...

Britain's Minstry of Justice has so far spent £85,300 removing a mural painted on a wall at the Royal Courts of Justice in London by Banksy, just one of several similarly costly removals. The spending was disclosed to the BBC through Freedom of ...