It is perhaps not altogether shocking that £15 tickets to go on a rollercoaster that has already crashed don’t appear to have sold that well.
Summer 2012: Family-friendly festivals
Sunday 27 May 2012
Jousting knights and juggling jesters will help recreate the spirit of medieval Sweden at the Medeltidsveckan Festival (00 46 0498 29 10 70; www.medeltidsveckan.se), in the walled city of Visby on Gotland island from 5-12 August. Sunvil Discovery (020-8758 4722; sunvil.co.uk/discovery) has a week from £1,385 per person including return flights on SAS Scandinavian Airlines from Heathrow via Stockholm to Visby, accommodation with breakfast and car hire.
Tom Sutcliffe: Space, the final frontier for what to say about art when we are lost for words
Saturday 19 May 2012
A critical view
Great Works: Last Stand of the Kusunoki Heroes at Shijo-Nawate 1851 (left to right: 38cm x 26.2 cm; 38.2cm x 25.7cm; 38 cm x 25.8 cm) by Utagawa Kuniyoshi
Saturday 19 May 2012
British Museum, London
My Secret Life: Polly Morgan, 32, artist
Saturday 19 May 2012
My parents were... My mum was a grafter and my dad very imaginative. I hope I've inherited both those qualities.
'Art...? Sorry, but I just can't see it' - Hayward Gallery to show exhibition of invisible work
Friday 18 May 2012
Hayward Gallery to show 'invisible' works by Yoko Ono, Andy Warhol and Yves Klein.
Tate will give big shows to Lowry and Lichtenstein
Thursday 10 May 2012
The Tate Modern is to stage the first major exhibition devoted to Roy Lichtenstein next year.
On your marks... get set... buy! Olympic ticket sale reopens
Wednesday 09 May 2012
Golden chance for 20,000 'lucky losers' in first ballot to see 100m final as final batch is released
On The Road: Cuba
Friday 04 May 2012
Had Rafael and Carmen Jiménez Fuentes lived 500 years ago right on the sands at Baracoa in eastern Cuba, Christopher Columbus may well have moved right in. When the "Great Admiral of the Ocean" sailed along the north-east coast of this Caribbean island in 1492 and Baracoa came into view, he wrote in his diary that Cuba was the most "enchantingly beautiful" land he had ever seen.
Turner, Bacon, Freud, Constable? No, Britain is Banksy country
Friday 04 May 2012
A thousand artists were asked to name the work best expressing national identity. Their choice was surprising
Top 10 art auction record-breakers
Thursday 03 May 2012
A version of Edvard Munch's classic masterpiece The Scream has fetched a record-breaking $119.9 million (£74 million), making it the most expensive work of art to be sold at auction.
Singapore: Eat your way around Asia – on one island
Sunday 29 April 2012
Its rich multicultural heritage makes the city-state an exciting destination for a gourmet tour, as Sarah Barrell discovers
Observations: Sculptors in full swing as they tee up a crazy course
Saturday 28 April 2012
Would you like to whack a sculpture with a golf ball? The first bespoke fine art mini-golf course in the UK has nine holes, each being designed by well-known artists, including Jake Chapman and David Shrigley.








