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Anna Ancher echoes Vermeer, the children of modern Britain are laid bare, while Liz West and Squidsoup take you to the future ...

Other lives: Architect who worked on developments to the Fuller's brewery in west London and Christ Church, Cheltenham ...

Six international artists vie for the prize - and none of them seem interested in engaging visitors. I had more fun on the Llandudno pier's ghost train ...

A chocolate rivalry in the 1960s transformed a Pennsylvania town and its iconic amusement park.

Vikings, miners, refugees, enslavers and good old Albion himself Ben Edge reveals how his dynamic new understanding of Britain today was triggered by seeing a procession of druids march past a KFC ...

Royal Academy, London Mrinalini Mukherjee's surreal spins on Indian folk and sacred art are powerfully fascinating, but they gain nothing from works shown with them here ...

In the past, we've featured Rhode Island-based artist, photographer, toy designer, and storyteller David M. Bird's wonderful and whimsical "Becorns" creations -- those adorable little people that Bird makes out of acorns and then beautifully ...

Philly's premier art museum drops a preposition, revives a griffin and introduces a cheeky new nickname that may make longtime patrons bristle.

Artists often turn to the supernatural to reflect on and speak to the anxieties brought about by social, religious and political upheaval.

The actor on her wonderful auntie Pat, being inspired by Michaela Coel and Danny Dyer, and her 'terrible' arm tattoo ...