Jonathan Jones

Tate Modern celebrates everything Kahlo, the British Museum marks John Constable’s 250th birthday, while Claydon prepares for an invasion

Three reporters who love soccer dig into the World Cup. Why are tickets so expensive? Why is Gianni Infantino always on camera? And will Haiti win a game?

Property and private equity trusts are exceedingly good value if their own long-term history is anything to go by, while global trusts and debt instruments are relatively poor value.

Frida Kahlo took self-portraiture to new levels of interior revelation and her work takes you deep into her mystery. So why is this show padded out with responses by lesser artists?

Read this exciting story from The Guardian June 23, 2026 issue. Frida: The Making of an Icon Tate Modern

Europe will be “doomed” in this fourth industrial revolution without the right mix of industrial policy, education and a strong labour market, according to Philippe Aghion, winner of the 2025 Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences.

What makes the Napa Farmers Market special isn’t just the produce and products — it’s the people. It’s the community that comes together week after week, supporting local businesses and celebrating the abundance of Napa Valley. There is an energy that reminds us of the importance of connection, tradition, and local agriculture.

Financial advice firms hoping to attract a younger demographic of client need to invest in younger advisers and focus more on sustainability, a new report has found.

Stocks are far from too expensive as long as investors are willing to pay “unreasonable prices”, according to Scottish Mortgage manager Tom Slater, who

Gold is down 8.1% so far this year and more than a quarter from its peak in January but experts are split on if now is the time to buy.