The guide to Bologna A guide to one of Italy’s most underrated spots that will allow you to live la dolce vita and eat, shop and see the best the locale has to offer
A fashion illustration renaissance Curator of Drawing on Style, Connie Gray, and two of the featured illustrators, Bil Donovan and Jason Brooks, explain why this year’s show is
Underwater crystal art Israeli artist Sigalit Landau has created a collection of "frozen" sculptures using the high salinity of the Dead Sea.
Ideas and exploration at Venice The subtitle this year is 'Freespace', but how that is interpreted is left wide open.
A walk in London's ice cream museum From historical artefacts to interactive exhibits, the British Museum of Food presents three centuries of ice cream history.
Rodin and the art of ancient Greece Rodin and the art of ancient Greece A new exhibition of Auguste Rodin's sculptures places the French artist's work alongside the Athenian marbles which inspired them.
Fashioned from nature Fashioned from nature A new exhibition at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London is dedicated to making changes — or at least inspiring them.
Saatchi showcases contemporary artists you should but don’t know yet Saatchi showcases contemporary artists you should but don’t know yet The 'Known Unknowns' exhibition features work from 17 different contemporary artists who are mostly unknown to the wider public but known and
Photographer Jorge Alva's cinematic eye for symmetry: our conversation Photographer Jorge Alva's cinematic eye for symmetry: our conversation Passionate about fine lines, patterns and symmetry, Jorge Alva (@urbanentdecker_) is European Lens' first featured photographer.
Five things you might not know about the César awards Five things you might not know about the César awards These are five things you might not know about the French version of the Academy Awards
Picasso work on Asia tour ahead of London auction Picasso work on Asia tour ahead of London auction Pablo Picasso's 'Woman with a Beret and a plaid dress' will tour Asia ahead of going on sale at London's famous Sotheby's auction house.
Matera and Plovdiv, 2019 European Capitals of Culture Matera and Plovdiv, 2019 European Capitals of Culture The Italian and Bulgarian cities prepare to take on the prestigious crown.
10 things you need to know about European Capitals of Culture 10 things you need to know about European Capitals of Culture A very prestigious event that celebrates the richness and diversity of cultures in Europe
The Cirque du Soleil's acrobatic insects star in the Royal Albert Hall The Cirque du Soleil's acrobatic insects star in the Royal Albert Hall The show, featuring a carnival of acrobatic insects, is described as 'a colourful carnival of crazy crickets, amazing ants and flexible fleas'.
The NY Met Museum is charging for entry - how does it compare with the The NY Met Museum is charging for entry - how does it compare with the $25 for a NY Met Museum pass: what else could you get?
Fashion and Versailles Fashion and Versailles From Rose Bertin to Sofia Coppola, this is Versailles’ dresses and dreams.
The Living it Christmas Gift List The Living it Christmas Gift List Every week until Christmas we share a list of gift ideas taken from the world of Living it.
Museum in a suitcase Museum in a suitcase A group of Georgian artists has launched a Portable Museum of Contemporary Art in Tbilisi, in order to showcase a forty year collection of photos
Turkish 'Microangelo' tells tales on tiny objects Turkish 'Microangelo' tells tales on tiny objects Turkish painter Hasan Kale has been painting scenes from Istanbul on miniature objects for the last 22 years. He’s known as Turkey’s “Microangelo”
Limoges Porcelain earns recognition of geographical name Limoges Porcelain earns recognition of geographical name Only products manufactured end-to-end in the French Haute-Vienne county will have the right to bear the official name.
Inside Pussy Riot Inside Pussy Riot Opening of “Art Riot: post soviet actionism” new exhibition at the Saatchi Gallery in London
In conversation with Patrizia Sandretto Re Rebaudengo In conversation with Patrizia Sandretto Re Rebaudengo We sit down with the Italian collector, minutes before the opening of the new exhibition ‘Like a moth to a flame’ shown in Turin this November.
24 hours in Barcelona 24 hours in Barcelona Food, sports and culture: this is our short haul weekend trip to Barcelona
Reflections: 1997 to 2017 Reflections: 1997 to 2017 Celebrating Guggenheim Museum Bilbao 20th anniversary
