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Artist Dame Rachel Whiteread wins Robson Orr TenTen Award for Covid-themed work - Vimarsana News

Artist Dame Rachel Whiteread wins Robson Orr TenTen Award for Covid-themed work

Each year, the prize is awarded to an outstanding British artist by the Government Art Collection.

The First Statue of an African Displayed in Trafalgar Square - Vimarsana News

The First Statue of an African Displayed in Trafalgar Square

A new statue has been unveiled in central London's historic Trafalgar Square. But this time, it is not a monument to one of the UK's war heroes or kings.

A statue of the late Queen Elizabeth won't be erected in Trafalgar Square for the foreseeable future - 02-Oct-2022 - Vimarsana News

A statue of the late Queen Elizabeth won't be erected in Trafalgar Square for the foreseeable future - 02-Oct-2022

Following the death of the monarch earlier this month, there have been calls for a permanent tribute to be erected on the fourth plinth of the London landmark but the Mayor of London's office have insisted it will continue to be used to showcase temporary pieces of modern art, as it has been since 1999

Should we have a statue of the Queen in Trafalgar Square? - Vimarsana News

Should we have a statue of the Queen in Trafalgar Square?

It’s not as straightforward as a culture war between Sadiq Khan and right-wing royalists.

Letters: Tax cuts are not to blame for this long-overdue economic reckoning - Vimarsana News

Letters: Tax cuts are not to blame for this long-overdue economic reckoning

SIR – A tax cut of £6 billion and cancelled tax rises of £40 billion equate to a fraction of the quantitative easing carried out since 2008 – just shy of £900 billion – and the cost of lockdowns – more than £300  billion.