Is AI imaging actually a threat to art?
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With AI imaging improving over the last few years, the question has also arisen about how it will affect real art and artists.
Portraits of a broken heart
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An intimate examination of heartbreak in all of its forms, we discuss grief, loss and betrayal, looking at what it truly feels like and whether we can really overcome it.
The commodification of Frida Kahlo
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Frida Kahlo, the most celebrated Mexican artist, has been heavily misrepresented and appropriated following her death.
Exploring Black History Month in the UK through music.
Women artists light up London
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Set in the picturesque Paxton Centre at the heart of Crystal Palace, Everyone Reflects Light is an emotive exhibition that…
New photo exhibition focuses on wildlife
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The Wildlife Photographer of the year is open at the Natural History Museum and is full of intriguing images from across the animal kingdom.
A noteworthy art collaboration
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We spoke with Made in Arts London and Affordable Art Fair about what might be the secrets of their long-lasting, successfully partnerships. Could/should that be replicated by other art organisations?
In war, is there space for creativity? We asked two Ukrainian creatives about their roles in helping their country now, and when the war is over.
Save Brick Lane
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Brick lane is home to the most vibrant culture and atmosphere, but it is threatened by plans for a mall.
Analogue appeal
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Is film photography just a trend that has come back into fashion or is it here to stay?