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Glastonbury Festival (1986)

Lost archive photos from Glastonbury festival

Daniel Jack Lyons, Like A River (2022)

In pictures: The queer teens coming of age in the Amazon

Theo Wenner, Homicide (2022)

‘You never forget your first murder’: Theo Wenner on shooting the NYPD

In The Black Fantastic, Hayward Gallery

Art & PhotographyArt shows to leave the house for this JuneSasha Gordon debuts new work at Jeffrey Deitch, Theaster Gates unveils the new Serpentine Pavilion, and a group show at Guts Gallery explores themes of rebirth

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CIRCA x Dazed Class of 2022

NewsCIRCA and Dazed are looking for the next generation of new media creators

As part of the CIRCA x Dazed Class of 2022, 30 creatives will have their work shown on London’s Piccadilly Lights, with one lucky winner taking home a £30k prize

Thomas J Price, Warm Shores (2022)

NewsSculptor Thomas J Price unveils two new artworks in Hackney

Titled Warm Shores, the monuments tap into the local community to highlight the legacy of the Windrush generation

Sadao Hasegawa Japanese homoerotic gay queer artist art book

LightboxIn pictures: the revolutionary homoerotic art of Sadao Hasegawa

Celebrated in a new book from Baron, the Japanese artist was a pioneer of homoerotic art in Japan – and his work is especially resonant right now

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HeadI had my hair analysed at a salon from the future and it fixed the damage

Schwarzkopf Professional’s Salon Lab Smart Analyser device scans the inner structure of the hair to offer a very personal recommendation plan

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Pinky Promise, 2022

FeatureSasha Gordon’s self-portraits are designed to make you uncomfortable

In her sprawling, surreal paintings, the New York artist is forcing viewers to confront the discomfort of life in a marginalised body

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Q+AHow video games are revolutionising the art world

As the new exhibition WORLDBUILDING: Gaming and Art in the Digital Age opens, curator Hans Ulrich Obrist discusses the growing role of video games in our everyday lives

Vivian Maier, New York, September 3, 1954 Copyrigh

LightboxInside Vivian Maier’s secret archive of street photography

A new exhibition brings to light the photographer’s extraordinary work, discovered by accident just before she died

Guilherme da Silva

Q+AGuilherme da Silva’s photos imagine a dreamy queer utopia

Overture zine celebrates LGBTQ+ Brazillian youth living in an oppressive political climate

The David Bowie Archive

FeatureCreate your own Bowie persona to celebrate 50 years of Ziggy Stardust

Adobe has released a set of David Bowie-inspired tools, encouraging fans to freely explore their identities to coincide with the Starman’s anniversary

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Marc Vallée, “Lloyd and Jamie”, London (1998)

LightboxMarc Vallée’s photographs of 90s London art students

This series recalls the photographer’s college days amid the decade’s alternative queer scene

William Gannon hunting for Banksy

Feature‘I am not Banksy’: the town councillor hunting Banksy to clear his own name

William Gannon just wanted to retire in peace, until a conspiracy theory that he’s the anonymous street artist reared its head in his small Welsh town

Mokoro Kristin-Lee Moolman Joan Otieno Warembo Wasanii

Q+ACaptivating portraits of a creative community in Kenya

On show in Paris from June 23, a new exhibition of the South African photographer’s work shines a light on Warembo Wasanii, an art workshop and studio space located in the slum of Korogocho in Nairobi

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Yayoi Kusama

ArtYayoi Kusama wants YOU to help create her new artwork

The Obliteration Room at Tate Modern offers you the chance to collaborate in a polka-dotted installation

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ArtU OK mon? Mona Lisa gets caked by a climate activist

This weekend, a man disguised as an elderly woman broke through the crowds to throw cake at Leonardo da Vinci’s masterpiece

Marina Abramović

Marina AbramovićMarina Abramović’s long-delayed UK show will open in 2023

The performance artist’s career-spanning show at the Royal Academy of Arts has been postponed twice due to COVID-related risks

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ArtThe British Museum is still refusing to return the Parthenon sculptures

The museum’s deputy director is claiming the works were ‘removed from the rubble’ around the monument – lol did you sprain your arm with that reach, hun?

Anna Delvey

Anna DelveyCon artist Anna Delvey announces her first solo exhibition, ‘Allegedly’

The socialite scammer says her prison sketches mark the beginning of an attempt to reclaim her story

Frida Kahlo

ArtA new TV show will reveal the truth about Frida Kahlo

The artist’s family have been involved in making the upcoming series that promises a new perspective on Kahlo’s life

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LightboxIntimate photos of people falling in and out of love

Featuring work from Nan Goldin and Nobuyoshi Araki, Love Songs explores the erotic, playful, familial and even taboo sides of romantic relationships

Pinky Promise, 2022

FeatureSasha Gordon’s self-portraits are designed to make you uncomfortable

In her sprawling, surreal paintings, the New York artist is forcing viewers to confront the discomfort of life in a marginalised body

Bored Ape Yacht Club NFTs

NewsBreaking down the conspiracy theory about Bored Ape Yacht Club’s Nazi ties

The NFT group has been hit with allegations of racism in the past week, spearheaded by LA artist Ryder Ripps

LuYang_The-Great-Adventure-of-Material-World_2021

Q+AHow video games are revolutionising the art world

As the new exhibition WORLDBUILDING: Gaming and Art in the Digital Age opens, curator Hans Ulrich Obrist discusses the growing role of video games in our everyday lives