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From migrating elephants to a divisive Jaguar, was this the best Design Miami yet?

Here's our Design Miami 2024 review – discover the best of everything that happened at the fair as it took over the city this December

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‘I am hitting a wall’: heir of Jewish art collector calls for restitution from Germany

Great-nephew of Alfred Flechtheim, who was forced to flee the Nazis, is frustrated at slow progress in returning works by Picasso and Klee

The Guardian - UK

Sydney’s Museum of Contemporary Art to start charging entry fee for first time since 2000

MCA to charge $20 entry fee from 31 January, which will rise to $35 if visitors want to see its major summer or winter exhibitions

The Guardian - AU

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Cash shortage forces major gallery to charge $20 entry

The Museum of Contemporary Art has long been free to the public, but it says a lack of government funding means it has to charge $20 entry fees.

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Children team up with top photographer for Govanhill project

Children in Govanhill worked with an award-winning photographer to snap their streets.

The National (Scotland)

Inside the distorted world of artist George Rouy

Frequently drawing comparisons with Francis Bacon, painter George Rouy is gaining peer points for his use of classic techniques to distort the human form

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Most people in UK think royals should pay for Queen statue, poll says

MOST people want the royal family to pay for a proposed new statue of the late Queen Elizabeth, a poll has shown...

The National (Scotland)

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Man admits ‘ambush’ murder of artist who went missing walking her dog

Claire Knights, 54, was found dead in Kent following a two-day search.

Evening Standard

Africa Foto Fair: ‘You don’t need to fly in somebody from outside to tell us about our own realities’

The annual exhibition, held in a working-class area of Abidjan, Ivory Coast, is organised by photographer Aïda Muluneh, who is determined to tap into the continent’s creative potential

The Guardian - UK

Restoring Milan's Duomo, One Statue At A Time

In a workshop in the Milan suburbs, sculptor Giovanni Calderino completes his latest project -- a battered statue from the top of the Italian city's gothic cathedral, and its gleaming white replacement.

International Business Times

Glynn Hugo obituary

Other lives: Suffolk potter who forged a career in the UK and internationally

The Guardian - UK

The week in art: Jeff Wall: Life in Pictures; Katrina Palmer: The Touch Report – review

The Canadian artist’s carefully staged photographs provoke fascination and unease. And it’s all words, no art, in Room 17a of the National Gallery

The Guardian - UK

Ex-husband in French rape trial asks 'forgiveness' from family

The French man who has admitted to enlisting dozens of strangers to rape his heavily-sedated wife on Monday asked forgiveness from his family and hailed the courage of his now ex-spouse during his trial. A verdict is expected at the end of the week.

Radio France Internationale

‘I'm endlessly fascinated by the nude’: Somaya Critchlow’s intimate and confident drawings are on show in London

‘Triple Threat’ at Maximillian William gallery in London is British artist Somaya Critchlow’s first show dedicated solely to drawing

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Create accurate stylised character designs using Photoshop

Concept artist François Bourdin shares pro advice to help you achieve accurate proportions for engaging, stylised characters

The Conversation

Everyone will want to see Yayoi Kusama at the NGV. Those who don’t will spend a lifetime regretting it

Now aged 95, Yayoi Kusama for many decades has been considered one of the most influential contemporary artists. She works across a wide range of art forms, including sculpture and installations, painting, graphic arts, fashion, video art, performance and writing.

Radio France Internationale

Artists join scientists at sea to unveil mysteries of marine life

A Paris exhibition invites visitors to dive into the ocean and explore the intersecting perspectives of artists and scientists who, for 20 years, have studied and documented marine life and the challenges it faces.

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Surrealism as feminist resistance: artists against fascism in Leeds

‘The Traumatic Surreal’ at the Henry Moore Institute, unpacks the generational trauma left by Nazism for postwar women

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AtArchitecture on narratives, uplifting spaces and their search for 'beauty and meaning'

Mumbai's AtArchitecture discusses its methods, ethos and hopes for India's architecture through its portfolio and search for 'beauty and meaning'

The Independent UK

Mysterious googly eyes go viral after appearing on public art in Oregon

Googly eyes have been appearing on sculptures around the central Oregon city of Bend

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Nicène Kossentini’s disappearing desert landscapes win Richard Mille Art Prize 2024

Meet the Richard Mille Art Prize 2024 winner, and see all the shortlisted works, showcased by Louvre Abu Dhabi

The Guardian - AU

Yayoi Kusama in Melbourne: Instagram’s favourite artist dazzles in a blockbuster show

The 95-year-old is now one of the most popular artists in the world, for her cheeky pumpkins and infinity rooms – but it is her fascinating early works that make this NGV exhibition great

The Conversation

Earning half the minimum wage: new report reveals pressures on artists to sustain creative life

Artists are generally thought of as either starving in a garret (La Bohème and all that) or jammy millionaires producing works valued at eye-watering sums (hello Damien Hirst). But the reality of life in the visual arts is more prosaic and a great deal more worrying, as the publication of…

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Sculptor James Cherry’s always playful and sometimes strange lamps set New York's Tiwa Gallery aglow

‘It was simultaneously extremely isolating and so refreshing’: Los Angeles-based sculptor James Cherry on brainstorming ‘From Pollen’ at New York’s Tiwa Gallery

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Step into an infinite polka dot universe at Kusama show

Yayoi Kusama offers an experience of infinity at her National Gallery of Victoria retrospective, which is the biggest ever show of her work in Australia.

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