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  • the backs of three men with tattoos

    ‘Our bodies bear traces of all we’ve endured’: exhibition explores bodily photography

    A new exhibition at the Phoenix Art Museum looks at how the human body has been captured on film, from athletic portraits to revealing looks at ageing
  • A sad-looking Indian girl sits in a yellow sari with her legs tucked up beneath her, while younger girls and an older woman watch her

    Women behind the lens: ‘I met 14-year-old Arti a day before her wedding. Her suicide six years later hit home’

  • Grace Jones and Dolph Lundgren, New York City, 1983

    ‘She thought it was too sexy!’: portraits of Kate Moss, Grace Jones and a tea-drinking chimp – in pictures

    Gallery13
  • An ambush bug nymph on a flower

    Wildlife photographer of the year – people’s choice 2026

    Gallery24
  • Joint effort … Birthday by Daisy Lafarge, which incorporates her kinesiology tape.

    ‘Pain is a violent lover’: Daisy Lafarge on the paintings she made when floored with agony

  • Sarah Sze – Breathless, 2026.

    Artist Sarah Sze: ‘A work of art is finished when everything teeters’

  • It’s a cover up! A halloween image from Fishworm

    Abandoned houses! Cows stuck in trees! The place full of secrets – in pictures

    Gallery14

Reviews

  1. Detail of a print by Utagawa Kuniyoshi of Takeda Shingen.

    Art
    Samurai review: Japan’s lethal warrior class are shown in all their sexy, demonic glory

  2. a page from Crumb’s sketchbook, 1998.

    Art
    Robert Crumb review – sexual deviancy elevated to an art form

  3. Crowther’s Reclamation Yard, 1960, by Don McCullin.

    Photography
    Don McCullin review – shattered stone heads and severed limbs echo the horrors he saw in war

  4. Laura Lima: The Drawing Drawing at the ICA, London.

    Art
    Laura Lima: The Drawing Drawing review – if everything’s on wheels, why doesn’t this show go anywhere?

Photography

  • Antonia 2022.

    ‘They don’t see the need for division any more’: how teenagers of Belfast are escaping the city’s past – in pictures

  • Two boys watch a fire

    ‘Pure apocalypse’: a photographer’s journey through the Pantanal wildfires

  • An image from The Valley series, featuring middle-class homes rented out for porn shoots. Valley, from Water Over Thunder: Selected Writings (MACK, 2026). © The Estate of Larry Sultan. Courtesy of MACK.

    Parents, porn sets and Bob’s Big Boy combos: how Larry Sultan photographed American domestic life

  • A federal agent lobs a teargas canister towards protesters as agents advance during clashes following the fatal shooting of Alex Pretti earlier in the day in Minneapolis

    The week around the world in 20 pictures

    Gallery20
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Scotland. For The Head, Heart And The Spirit

  • Mossgiel Organic Farm, Mauchline, East Ayrshire. Bryce Cunningham, farmer and owner of Mossgiel Organic Farm near Mauchline is pictured in a field with some of his herd of Ayrshire cows.

    ‘It was go bankrupt or try something different’ – how one Scottish farmer is rewriting the rules of dairy farming

  • Paddy Fletcher and Ian Stirling from the The Port Of Leith Distillery

    ‘Scotland is an exciting place to do business’ – meet the whisky makers shaking up a traditional industry

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Architecture

  1. The New Library of Magdalene College in Cambridge, which won McLaughlin the 2022 Riba Stirling prize.

    No 1 for nuns! Níall McLaughlin is architecture’s discreet daredevil – and deserves its top award

  2. Adrian Chiles

    I visited Runcorn for the first time this week – and was blown away by its magic

    Adrian Chiles
  3. Quake Brutalist Jam game, screenshot. Startmap interior

    ‘It’s the underground Met Gala of concrete murderzone design’: welcome to the Quake Brutalist Game Jam

  4. Interior of Kempegowda international airport's Terminal 2 with bamboo lattice ceiling

    Schools, airports, high-rise towers: architects urged to get ‘bamboo-ready’

Visual arts

  • Unlike fashion week, where an invite is essential, anyone can go along to Frieze – if they pay about £60 for a ticket.

    ‘A fashion and art moment’: how mediums mix at Frieze art fair

  • Two men stood in front of a bright collage-style mural on the side of a brick building.Pictured are (l-r) Saad Eddine Said(CEO and Artistic Director) and Executive Director Adam Roe by part of the Beyond The Wall Project at the New Art Exchange in Hyson Green, Nottingham. A project where they have commissioned murals to adorn surrounding buildings and walls. Photo by Fabio De Paola

    The art of the possible: the Nottingham art gallery being run by citizens’ assembly

  • A woman passes Roy Lichtenstein's paintings

    The most exciting US art exhibitions in 2026

  • Protest banners hang from the exterior of the M HKA museum in Antwerp

    Artists decry dismantling of Belgium’s oldest contemporary art museum

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