National Gallery exhibition displays single Da Vinci painting

Four shortlisted entries focus on the inequalities and injustices of a globalised world still capable of producing horrific conflicts.

Fashion designers and industry professionals are flocking to Dubai, which is fast making its mark in the world of haute couture.

One of Europe's leading contemporary art events, the Lyon Biennale, embraces the metro area and the entire region.

The tapestry was made with the same material used to make the costumes for the show.

The avant-garde film maker has developed an alternative form of healing by freeing the subconscious through his art.

The concert halls in Bucharest will see over 2,500 musicians of 50 nationalities go on stage for 84 concerts and recitals

In it Depp plays a cold and cruel officer which his director says may be set in a faraway desert outpost but is relevant to today's world.

'Vase of Flowers' by the Dutch master Jan van Huysum has been returned to Italy after being stolen by German soldiers in 1943.

Euronews meets the headliners of NOS Alive festival and finds there really is an act for everyone.

The pioneering Brazilian musician and creator of bossa nova, João Gilberto, has died aged 88

Italian luxury fashion house Fendi has paid tribute to its former creative director Karl Lagerfeld at its haute couture show in Rome.

The internationally renowned festival in Morocco fused together a range of genres including Gnaoua music - an ancient African Islamic repertoire of songs and rhythms.

Prices for big-name artists holding firm, say experts.

Art Dubai is one of the highlights on the cultural calendar and features work from 42 countries and around 500 artists all sharing perspective and ideas.

Here's our pick of the top moments from this year's competition

It has been 40 years since the release of an album considered one of the best of all time. Joy Division's Peter Hook spoke to Euronews about 'Unknown Pleasures', and how the subsequent death of Ian Curtis changed everything.

There is plenty to see at the 58th Venice Biennale. From dismembered objects, a film from Chernobyl's "twin sister", and the wreck of a boat on which more than 600 migrants were killed.