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If the figures in Liorah Tchiprout’s paintings appear unsettlingly unreal - an awkward position here, an offbeat proportion there - it is because they are. The models in Tchiprout’s exqu

No doubt Kundera bore responsibility for his own art, his own development and his own mistakes. However, the greater, deeper blame for his unhappy trajectory and fate lies above all with Stalinism.

AP – Two men play with a ball in the placid sea; a woman practices yoga where the water meets the hot sand. No one looks back – at the Nightmarish landscape that starts a few beach-towel lengths away. The black bones of pine trees and scrub stretch inland as far as the eye reaches, […]

From former first lady Rosalynn Carter to rock diva Tina Turner and television icon Norman Lear, here's a look back at those we lost in 2023.

The many creative people who died this year built their wisdom over lives generously long or much too short, through times of peace and periods of con

Climate change and weather left a painful imprint on much of Europe in 2023, bringing waves of migrants hoping for a better life. It brought fires, floods and other disasters as well.

Climate change and weather left a painful imprint on much of Europe in 2023, bringing waves of migrants hoping for a better life. It brought fires, floods and other disasters as well.

Artnet editors and writers weigh in on the artworks they saw in 2023 that topped their "best of the year" lists.

Guardian Australia’s weekend wrap of essential reads from the past seven days, selected by <strong>Imogen Dewey</strong>

The literary editor recalls her contributor and friend, a deep political thinker, talented musician and mischievous dinner companion