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At 88, she has won a Munch award for artistic freedom - despite her pioneering work being cancelled by the US university she studied at. She talks protest, polarisation and propaganda ...

It was the place to be through the 1980s, a nightclub where Johnny Rotten and Kim Wilde rubbed shoulders with the Beastie Boys and, er, Mel Smith. David Koppel's new book captures it all ...

Manganese blue pigment, used in Pollock's Number 1A, 1948, was since phased out for environmental reasons ...

Groundbreaking designs included the original Eurostar terminal in London and the Financial Times's Printworks ...

A traveling exhibition of work from Palestinian artists aims to provide visibility to those whose lives have been devastated by the ongoing war ...

Download one or many of our beautiful colouring sheets from artist Pete Cromer ...

The London design festival installation uses AI to imagine the panorama from the top of the column, from the 1840s, through the Blitz and swinging 60s, and into the future ...

Analog obsessives flocked to the International Photobooth Convention in New York City to draw the curtains - and shoot their shots ...

From filthy kissing to bullfights, fascists and drag acts, the artist who shattered visual conventions is thrillingly, forcefully alive in this illuminating show ...

Created by photographer Jamie Morgan and stylist Ray Petri, the Buffalo look - tough, but also cinematic - was worn by Naomi Campbell, Neneh Cherry and Kate Moss. Morgan explains what it means, then and now ...