Printed Matter is pleased to present New Openings Against Old Surfaces: On Gordon Matta-Clark’s Walls Paper, the first exhibition focused specifically on the publishing output of pioneering artist Gor...

Fewer than 400 Eriskay ponies remain. One of the rarest native breeds in the world, their plight is unique because the community living on their tiny Hebridean island are fighting for them. The ponies wander the village and townsfolk care for them together

A regional property previously home to wine grapevines has been transformed into a sanctuary for the endangered regent parrot in South Australia's Riverland.

Fantastic Fest Interview: Connecting With Nature in The Squirrel

The inland waterway sits between some of Connacht’s tallest mountains

The ring may have belonged to a woman who became the canoness of a priory in the 14th Century.

What Russell Lee began in 1966 has blossomed into a multimedia powerhouse in visual art.

Old City Infrastructure Becomes a Canvas on the Lake in WaterWork

Maya Deren was an experimental filmmaker. Her films explore psychology, identity, and protofeminism in a world still reeling from World War II.

The number of potentially damaging environmental incidents triggered by this year’s hot and dry weather has surpassed that of 2025 Wildlife in England and Wales will be affected by the current drought for years to come, the government has said. This summer saw large parts of England and all of Wales plunged into a serious drought, with both recording their driest Julys since records began in 1836. Continue reading...

Fondly known as the ‘goth’ of New Zealand’s bird world, the black robin now has a population of 350 adults thanks to a pioneering breeding programme