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Richard Dadd's First Collectors Were the People Who Kept Him
The Royal Academy's Richard Dadd exhibition, Beyond Bedlam, closes on 25 October. Most visitors arrive knowing two facts about Dadd: he painted fairies, and he killed his father. The show gives both t
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Nobel Prize 2026 in Literature: Anne Carson
The Nobel Prize in Literature for 2026 has gone to the Canadian author Anne Carson, announced by the Swedish Academy on 8 October 2026 as a sole award, prize share 1/1, worth SEK 12 million. The
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Sozyar Abdalla: "My Art Understood Me Before I Understood Myself"
The Birmingham-based Kurdish-Iraqi artist on autism, ADHD and masking, and on Mimi, the purple cat who changes colour to fit in.
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The Show as Spectacle: Paris Fashion Week SS27 and the Palais d'Iéna
Paris Fashion Week closed on 6 October 2026 after nine days of womenswear spring–summer 2027: 101 houses on the official calendar of the Fédération de la Haute Couture et de la Mode, with 68 runway sh
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The Landscape Literature Taught Us to See
Visitors reach the Lake District already carrying a picture of it. Emma Richmond traces how Wordsworth, the guidebooks and the railway taught us where to stand and what to see.
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Simmi Sandhu: Mother Moon and The Divine Feminine
Simmi Sandhu painted fifty Mother Moons in fifty days. One was chosen for its date; her exhibition The Divine Feminine added a community artwork by women.
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Artificial at the LFF: Guadagnino takes on the OpenAI coup
Luca Guadagnino's Artificial, with Andrew Garfield as Sam Altman and Yura Borisov as Ilya Sutskever, reaches the BFI London Film Festival as a Gala on 11 Oct.
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Edelstein's Heroines and Their Forgotten Forebears
At Hundred Heroines in Nailsworth, the Stardust exhibition sets Jillian Edelstein's celebrity portraits beside the women photographers history forgot.
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Annabel McCourt to Make a Gong Sculpture for Hull's Waterfront
Annabel McCourt has been selected from more than 70 applicants to make Resonant Tides (After the Strike), a permanent sculpture for Hull's Fruit Market based on the Rank Organisation gong.
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The Royal Academy's Richard Dadd exhibition, Beyond Bedlam, closes on 25 October. Most visitors arrive knowing two facts about Dadd: he painted fairies, and he killed his father. The show gives both t
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Richard Dadd's First Collectors Were the People Who Kept Him
The Royal Academy's Richard Dadd exhibition, Beyond Bedlam, closes on 25 October. Most visitors arrive knowing two facts about Dadd: he painted fairies, and he killed his father. The show gives both t
-
Nobel Prize 2026 in Literature: Anne Carson
The Nobel Prize in Literature for 2026 has gone to the Canadian author Anne Carson, announced by the Swedish Academy on 8 October 2026 as a sole award, prize share 1/1, worth SEK 12 million. The
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Sozyar Abdalla: "My Art Understood Me Before I Understood Myself"
The Birmingham-based Kurdish-Iraqi artist on autism, ADHD and masking, and on Mimi, the purple cat who changes colour to fit in.
-
The Show as Spectacle: Paris Fashion Week SS27 and the Palais d'Iéna
Paris Fashion Week closed on 6 October 2026 after nine days of womenswear spring–summer 2027: 101 houses on the official calendar of the Fédération de la Haute Couture et de la Mode, with 68 runway sh