Arkansas audiences get a rare opportunity to engage with one of today’s most influential Indigenous voices in contemporary art.

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A new study led by Dr. Jennifer MacRitchie, Dr. Nicola Pennill, Dr. Christian Morgner, Prof Renee Timmers, and Unforgettable Experiences CEO Victoria Burnip, published in Arts & Health, sheds new ...

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Jordan Gogos’s collaboration with Fujifilm instax redefines instant photography, turning vibrant prints into multidimensional ...

It's a story about a family as well as one about a very famous musician – and I think the story of the family is just as ...

The 19th century's photography revolution was a total game-changer. Suddenly, people could capture and preserve images of historical figures like never before.

Independent curator Vera Hadzhiyska is happy to present a sensitive new exhibition opening this November in Art Space ...

Helen Cammock is creating a new commissioned artwork to mark our 200th anniversary, which will be displayed at the Law ...

Inauguration of FOTO 2025 The Photographic Society of Chandigarh (PSC) kicked off its annual group exhibition, FOTO 2025, on ...

Let’s talk about slop – the deep-faking, engagement-baiting, time-sapping, work-spoiling AI content that’s rotting our brains ...