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For over a decade, John Knuth has created art using the regurgitation of flies and after he lost his home in the California wildfires, his work has a new perspective ...

Letters: Towers of Babel | Art criticism | Trusting a man with a beard | Beards at the border | Cows in the heat ...

David Hourigan has made tiny versions of the Tote, the Espy and many more down to the cigarette butts and band posters, wanting to 'preserve these before they disappear'

Henry Moore Institute in Leeds, hosting Beyond the Visual, hopes to challenge 'ocularcentric bias' in galleries ...

Photographer Mick Tsikas has turned his camera capable of capturing hidden infrared light on Canberra. The result underscores how lush the national capital is ...

Winner of the Marilyn Stafford FotoReportage Award, the South African documentary photographer and filmmaker focuses her photo essay on daily life inside a former public hospital that has been occupied since 2017 by more than 1,500 people resisting . ...

A new architectural guidebook was written as a love letter to the Ukrainian city - then Russia started bombing it. How will this home to Tetris-like offices and daring curved cinemas be rebuilt?

MP calls for region where Battle of Hastings took place to be included in events surrounding return of artwork ...

From photo-editing apps to 'Instagram face', technology has radically altered the way we see ourselves. Ahead of a new exhibition at Somerset House, our critic considers the meaning of art in a digital age ...

Exhibition is the first major presentation of Australian work at the world's longest-running photo festival ...