In 2027, Birmingham will host the next Invictus Games and Buckingham Palace is reportedly very quietly nosing around the idea of using the event as a stepping stone to sort out the 21st century’s ...

The simple setting, which lacks the discerning details Banksy fans love to use to find his work, invited Banksy's followers to guess where in the world was located with London, Yemen, and Wakanda ...

The latest place to spot a Damien Hirst is not in the galleries ... These sculptures have commanded millions at auction—a shark work, The Kingdom, fetched $17.1 million at Sotheby’s London ...

ARTIST Damien Hirst has announced girlfriend Sophie Cannell ... This series of dead animal artwork also included a great white shark, which sold for around $12million (£9.6m) in 2004, and ...

The reasons: it stinks, it’s turning green, and its fin is falling off. It’s well-known that Damien Hirst put a shark in a tank, gave it a long and vaguely philosophical title—The Physical ...

A formaldehyde shark made by contemporary artist Damien Hirst was misleadingly dated to the 1990s, even though it was actually made in 2017, a Guardian investigation found. The 13-foot long shark ...

Damien Hirst is facing accusations that three of his ... "Cain and Abel (1994)", a pair of preserved calves; and a preserved shark, dissected into three pieces, entitled "Myth Explored, Explained ...

Acclaimed and controversial British artist Damien Hirst is in deep water… or perhaps deep formaldehyde, as he has been accused of misrepresenting the dates he created famous artworks. A Guardian ...

Hirst himself opened up about the supposed origins of Myth Explored when he was shown at his Newport Street Gallery in London in 2020. While walking around the pieces of shark, he described the ...

Acclaimed and controversial British artist Damien Hirst is in deep water… or perhaps deep formaldehyde ... s works in preserving dead animals in formaldehyde – a dove, a shark, and two calves – were ...

Damien Hirst takes part in the burning of artworks ... including a 14-foot tiger shark preserved in a tank, titled The Physical Impossibility of Death in the Mind of Someone Living.