Unseen Bohemian Rhapsody verses to feature in Freddie Mercury lyric book
Drafts of other Queen hits and photos from singer’s private archive will also feature in A Life in Lyrics
Artists plan nationwide US protests against Trump and ‘authoritarian forces’
Michael Moore, Lynn Nottage, Ava DuVernay and Amanda Palmer will take part in an event series to ‘unite in defiance’
‘A photographer with a cool and deadly eye’: Diane Keaton’s creativity behind the lens
The Oscar-winning actor and style icon was also a prolific photographer, collector and curator whose lifelong fascination with images revealed a sharp, singular way of seeing the world
‘A palette unlike anything in the west’: Ben Okri, Yinka Shonibare and more on how Nigerian art revived Britain’s cultural landscape
To mark a new exhibition at Tate Modern, author Ben Okri and other leading British-Nigerian cultural figures trace the impact of their heritage on their work, and consider its growing influence on the world stage
‘A hunger for wild, physical sensation’: Alan Hollinghurst on painter and writer Denton Welch who died tragically young
When the young painter was left severely injured after being knocked off his bike, he began to write – with astonishing vividness. As his paintings go on show, novelist Alan Hollinghurst celebrates this fierce talent
Bath mats, candles and underpants: would Basquiat have loved or hated all the merch?
New book The Making of an Icon examines artist whose works have become almost ubiquitous
‘Visual medicine’: Jamel Shabazz’s evocative photos of Brooklyn’s Prospect Park
The photographer’s new book collects his pictures of the mammoth New York City park from the 1980s up until now
From a Utah church to a Denver museum: the man who found 75 pyramids in the US
Over a decade, Ian James captured an array of pyramid structures across 20 US states, now documented in a new book
Country diary: Just how low can a stone circle go?
Withypool, Somerset: This is a landscape where things can lie hidden – not least a bronze-age structure that is more trip hazard than landmark
Drusilla Modjeska: ‘How easy it is that we can live in the sunshine and not see the shadow’
In her new book, the Australian author of Exiles at Home and Stravinsky’s Lunch returns to examine how female artists have fought for creative freedom
Antony Maitland obituary
Illustrator and writer whose intricate drawings helped shape the look of children’s novels of the 60s and 70s
Do you speak Sylheti? Tamajaght? Klingon? Inside the Festival for Endangered Languages
Every two weeks, a language is lost – and by the end of the century, half of the world’s 7,000 tongues could have vanished. We meet the artist using eyeliner and chokeberries to rescue everything from Ogham to Arablish
Postures: Jean Rhys in the Modern World review – sex, squalor and jungle sweat for an eternal outsider
Artists as varied as Sarah Lucas, Gwen John and Georg Baselitz are called upon by critic-curator Hilton Als to chime with the writer of Wide Sargasso Sea
‘A sense of self and self-worth’: Deborah Willis on the importance of Black photography
The artist and curator of photography talks about her relationship to the work of Black pioneers of photography and the influence of her 2000 book
‘I’m from where you learn to run before you can walk’: the comic strip artist telling the story of DRC’s conflict
Edizon Musavuli uses his art to depict the daily struggles and constant insecurity of living in the rebel-occupied city of Goma