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Neon cities, cyber nightmares and yum cha: Cao Fei, the visionary artist charting China’s past and future

For her first major solo show in Australia, the Guangzhou-born artist has turned the Art Gallery of New South Wales into a bustling cityscape

The Guardian - AU

Tiff Massey’s ‘7 Mile & Livernois’ exhibition isn’t just about a neighborhood – it’s a tribute to Black Detroit

“7 Mile + Livernois” at the Detroit Institute of Arts celebrates Detroit as a place for Black women to live and create by elevating both the work of the featured artist, Tiff Massey, and the community from which she comes.

The Conversation

‘Ground zero for climate change’: the shoreline sculpture park coming to Miami

An ambitious multi-part project will transform seven miles of seabed into an artistic destination with a cautionary message

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The Asia Pacific Triennial of Contemporary Art brings us the most exciting and original art of our region

QAGOMA’s Asia Pacific Triennial of Contemporary Art opened over the weekend with a flurry of artist talks, panel discussions and performances.

The Conversation

Love, melancholy and domesticity: Anna Calleja is a painter to watch

Anna Calleja explores everyday themes in her exhibition, ‘One Fine Day in the Middle of the Night’, at Sim Smith, London

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Wedgwood Collection still revealing new treasures a decade after it was saved for the nation

From a royal dolls’ house tea set to a plate from a shipwreck, the V&A’s ceramics trove is full of gems from history that still inspire artists today

The Guardian - UK

Community turns ancient oak into single-tree table in Devon woodland

Table to seat 60 being built by local artists and craftspeople in woodland on edge of Dartmoor

The Guardian - UK

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Hawking Building review – the Science Museum’s giant new shed of the weird and wonderful

On an old RAF airfield, a no-frills metal barn has been built to house the reserve collections of the London museum and its associates, with 300,000 objects ranging from a 1960s nuclear missile to Stephen Hawking’s voice synthesiser

The Guardian - UK

Rediscovered Elizabethan portrait may have been love token for Sir Walter Raleigh

Exclusive: Miniature thought to be Elizabeth, Lady Leighton, one of Queen Elizabeth I’s ladies-in-waiting

The Guardian - UK

Electric Dreams: Art and Technology Before the Internet review – charmingly archaic and constantly prophetic

This beeping, pulsating show explores 20th-century art’s love-in with technology, from early psychedelia to the dawn of the internet

The Guardian - UK

Feldspar makes its mark on Whitehall with a festive pop-up at Corinthia Hotel

Devon-based bone china brand Feldspar makes its first foray into shopkeeping with a pop-up at London’s Corinthia Hotel. Ali Morris speaks with the founders and peeks inside

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AP PHOTOS: A Japanese artist finds solace and global fans with intricate leaf-cutting

A frog holding a taro-leaf umbrella. A parade of frolicking animals. An Ukiyo-e style Mount Fuji. Giant waves. A Japanese artist who goes by the name Lito carves these delicate designs on fallen leaves, giving life back to them.

The Independent UK

After 50 years of mystery, siblings claim hijacker DB Cooper was their father

Cooper’s whereabouts after he jumped from a plane with $200,000 stumped investigators. Has the case been solved?

The Guardian - US

What connects Huddersfield’s 1990s football stadium and Notre Dame? Beauty

From a rail terminal to a high-tech house, modern buildings now eligible for listing are a delight anyone can enjoy – even traditionalists

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Billy Childish: ‘I idolise myself. I don’t waste my time idolising other things’

The artist talks about old pop stars, not networking, getting lucky as a painter and earning the right to fart at the table

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How 2D digital art and 3D animation workflows are merging

From concept art to VFX and animation, studios and individual artists alike now merge 2D and 3D art techniques.

The Conversation

Australian printmaker Ruth Faerber has died aged 102. She never stopped making art

In 1974, when a local Sydney newspaper wrote on the success of two local artists, they were introduced using their husband’s names. Ruth Faerber, who has died aged 102, was named as “Mrs Hans (Ruth) Faerber of Castle Cove”.

The Independent UK

Face facts: Statues of stars like Kane and Ronaldo don't always deliver. Sculptors offer advice

One art critic compared the new Harry Kane bronze statue to a bulging-jawed comic strip character

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Hong Kong brutalism explored: tour the island with this new architectural map

Hong Kong brutalism is brought into sharp focus through the launch of Brutalist Hong Kong Map, the latest of its kind in publisher Blue Crow Media’s 20th-century architecture series

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Diego Faivre’s playful homage to Australia's vanishing milk bar

Diego Faivre uses Play-Doh to recreate an Australian milk bar in an exhibition titled ‘Diego Super Bonza Store’ at Melbourne’s Useful Objects gallery

The Guardian - UK

Still life quartet by Dutch golden age master to be shown together in Cambridge

Jan Davidsz de Heem’s four paintings of sumptuous food and luxury objects were produced as series

The Guardian - AU

Asia Pacific Triennial 11: an enormous explosion of colour and reassuring optimism

Queensland Art Gallery and Gallery of Modern Art, BrisbaneWith more than 500 art works, this year’s APT touches on environmental and political crises, but opts to highlight care, community and the cosmos

AAP

Intergenerational knowledge reimagined at Triennial

Artists or groups from 30 countries in the Asia-Pacific region feature in QAGOMA's 11th Asia Pacific Triennial of Contemporary Art, opening on Saturday.

The Conversation

You are my Kindred Spirit: how growing up black in ‘the quiet racism of Scotland’ shaped the art and politics of Maud Sulter

She was one of the first chroniclers of the modern experience of being black in Scotland. The daughter of a Scottish mother and Ghanaian father growing up in 1960s and 1970s Glasgow, Maud Sulter experienced first-hand the racism of the period. That experience strongly registered in her art, writing, poetry…

The Independent UK

The world gets its first glimpse inside Notre Dame Cathedral after 5 years under wraps

Five years after a catastrophic fire reduced Notre Dame Cathedral to a smoldering shell, the Associated Press entered the Gothic masterpiece for a first glimpse of its fully restored interiors during a visit with French President Emmanuel Macron that was broadcast to the public

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