It is probably one of the oldest and most loved works of street art in Bristol, and now a new photo has been unearthed to ...

Steam train brings Wallace & Gromit sculptures to Bristol for summer arts trail - The heritage train was loaded with a dozen ...

The statue of Henrietta Lacks, erected in 2021 at the University of Bristol, was the first of a black woman, by a black woman for a UK public space. Its creator, Helen Wilson-Roe is from the city.

One chicken appeared initially on the middle spike of the trident held by the statue of Neptune in The Centre in Bristol, and now King William III’s statue has had a chicken added too.

A French installation artist has added a bright red painted sculpture of a roasted chicken to the statue of a king of England in the centre of Bristol. The statue of William III, in the centre of ...

Colston's statue, which had stood in a public square in the centre of Bristol for over 100 years, was toppled by protesters and dropped into the harbour in June 2020 during BLM protests.

Protesters throw a statue of slave trader Edward Colston into the Bristol harbour, during a Black Lives Matter protest rally, in Bristol, England, Sunday June 7.

The 18-foot bronze statue long divided opinion in Bristol. Colston was a member of the Royal African Company, which dominated the West African slave trade, transporting around 80,000 men women and ...

It is the work of Bristol artist Helen Wilson-Roe and is the first public statue of a Black woman made by a Black woman to be permanently installed in the UK. It follows the exhibiting of two of Helen ...

A life-size bronze statue of a young black woman from America who changed medical science has been unveiled in Bristol. Henrietta Lacks died of cancer in 1951 but cells from her body were taken.

The statue, commissioned by the University of Bristol was unveiled outside Royal Fort House in the campus grounds by Henrietta Lack's family. Follow BBC West on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.