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The big picture: capturing the essence of India’s endangered Khasi people
Aishwarya Arumbakkam’s Ka Dingiei series is inspired by the beliefs of an ancient Indian community
Read more » | Desktop version »Peter Saville’s Blue Monday: a design prophecy
The English graphic designer began to explore computer-led design in the early 80s
Read more » | Desktop version »Loadsamoney! Bank of England: 325 Years, 325 Objects – review
Bank of England, LondonCounterfeit notes from Germany, a nuclear attack calculator and lots of bank bills … our economics editor invests in the Bank of England’s anniversary show
Read more » | Desktop version »Behind the exhibition aiming to move Caribbean art 'away from trauma'
In The Other Side of Now, 14 young artists are looking to the future of the region rather than focusing on the past
Read more » | Desktop version »'Forgotten by society' – how Chinese migrants built the transcontinental railroad
In a new exhibition, the overlooked contribution of Chinese workers is being brought to the light for the 150th anniversary of the railroad’s completion
Read more » | Desktop version »Stirling prize 2019 shortlist: from a cork creation to a Teletubbies-style whisky distillery
Energy efficiency is a priority this year as a railway station, visitor centre, social housing project and opera house vie for the RIBA award for British building of the year
Read more » | Desktop version »London bridges go LED as part of £45m longest artwork project
Displays by US artist Leo Villareal replace usual lighting on four spans across Thames
Read more » | Desktop version »Zack Seckler's best photograph: wild Iceland from the air
‘The pilot flew me around the volcanic coast in his tiny homemade plane – with the door open and me hanging out taking pictures’
Read more » | Desktop version »Tattoos, tans and techno: the photographers capturing the unseen Beirut
Ravers, semi-naked sun-worshippers, booming queer culture … we meet the photographers chronicling a new generation of Lebanese shaking off the trauma of civil war
Read more » | Desktop version »Helene Schjerfbeck review – a chilling blast of Nordic noir
The Finnish painter’s early work shows ability and vision, but this exhibition celebrates her long, brutal decline into decay and death
Read more » | Desktop version »The greatest photos ever? Why the moon landing shots are artistic masterpieces
From a spacesuited everyman to a golden-legged invader, the lunar images were astonishingly poetic works of art that captured humanity evolving before our very eyes. Can they ever be surpassed?
Read more » | Desktop version »I've seen the future and it's Norwich: the energy-saving, social housing revolution
The 100 homes on Goldsmith Street aren’t just smart and modern. They may be the most energy-efficient houses ever built in the UK. Could this be the start of proper social housing?
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