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To remain credible in a visual culture powered by Google and doctored by Photoshop, abstract painting has to cop to its own absurdity. The work of John Belingheri at Andrea Schwartz characteristically comes with this acknowledgment built in. Can anyone look...

"Discovering Rastafari!" at the Smithsonian's Natural History museum reveals far more about Rastafarian culture than familiar symbols and the show's modest size might suggest.

For the first time in its 34-year existence, the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden has begun blanketing Washington with ads in order to define itself in the public's mind.

The opening of the Chichester season always signals summer, and what looks a tremendously promising festival on paper gets off to a fizzily enjoyable start with Funny Girl.

By Catherine Gee, Clive Morgan and Matt Warman

Acclaimed American sculptor has created an extraordinary installation in Paris's Grand Palais. He guides Alastair Sooke around it.

The Globe and Mail and La Presse led Canada's 59th National Newspaper Awards Friday night, with many prizes handed to stories concerning Canada's involvement in Afghanistan.

Only after "Battle of Kruger" - an eight-minute African safari video - became one of the most popular videos in YouTube's history did the television buyers come calling.

An online review of a coming Indiana Jones movie by Steven Spielberg has breached the film's tight security.

About 4,000 people filled the streets of Turin, Italy, on Saturday to protest against the Turin Book fair's celebration of Israeli writers.