‘Pain is a violent lover’: Daisy Lafarge on the paintings she made when floored with agony Published: 15:54 03-02
Abandoned houses! Cows stuck in trees! The place full of secrets – in pictures Published: 07:00 03-02
Monsoons, mould … and a million visitors: welcome to Kerala’s ‘people’s biennale’ Published: 05:00 03-02
Waddle this way! The sign-making genius who kept Britain’s drivers (and ducks) safe Published: 16:00 02-02
The rise and rise of Australia’s cinematheques: ‘There’s just a particular magic’ Published: 14:00 02-02
Inside the idyllic studio of Alison Lester: ‘Everything I do looks a bit like a stuffed toy’ Published: 14:00 02-02
Samurai review: Japan’s lethal warrior class are shown in all their sexy, demonic glory Published: 17:05 29-01
Don McCullin review – shattered stone heads and severed limbs echo the horrors he saw in war Published: 11:40 29-01
Laura Lima: The Drawing Drawing review – if everything’s on wheels, why doesn’t this show go anywhere? Published: 17:51 27-01
‘They don’t see the need for division any more’: how teenagers of Belfast are escaping the city’s past – in pictures Published: 08:00 02-02