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Drawing the Italian Renaissance review – Christ, naked and muscly, leaps from the grave

Among dazzling works by Leonardo da Vinci and Michelangelo from the Royal Collection, the sketches of lesser artists offer comfort and inspiration to future artists in this absorbing show

The Guardian - UK

'Cursed' Statue Removed from City Roof After Years of Controversy: 'He's Going to The Hague'

After five years of controversy, the giant sculpture Quasi, a 16-foot hand with an unsmiling human face, will be removed from atop Wellington's City Gallery.

Latin Times

Suspect in artist’s murder at $1,000-a-night wellness hotel confessed before killing himself, coroner says

Thomas Gannon, 56, died by suicide at his home in Honesdale, Pennsylvania, according to authorities.

The Independent UK

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Person of Interest in El Taiger's Murder Arrested in New York

Police sources announced the arrest of Damián Valléz-Galloso, the individual who was supposedly the last person to see El Taiger alive.

Latin Times

‘Things got a bit edgy’: artist Tony Clark on painting with punks, drugs and Nick Cave

The Australian artist taught Rowland S Howard, dodged heroin in Melbourne and painted cover art for the Bad Seeds. He reflects on the past 50 years

The Guardian - AU

Don Omar is the Latest Puerto Rican Star to Endorse Kamala Harris After 'Island of Garbage' Comment

The artist added his voice to the dozens of Latino artists who have officially rebuked Donald Trump. He explained his reasoning in a powerful message.

Latin Times

The world’s most feminist city: how Umeå in Sweden became an idyll for women

From snow-clearing to bus stops, civic furniture to football teams, women and men are considered and treated equally in this small city in Scandinavia – with the aim of making life happier for everyone

The Guardian - UK

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Letters of support for huge tower at Battersea Bridge removed after 'feedback concerns'

Letters of support backing controversial plans to build a huge tower at the bottom of Battersea Bridge have been removed, after residents named as having signed them complained.

Evening Standard

A New Zealand city waves goodbye to its giant hand sculpture that many came to love

Perched on two fingers on the roof of an art gallery in Wellington, New Zealand, the giant sculpture of a hand has loomed over the city for five years

The Independent UK

What is ricin? Poison which Southport stabbing suspect is accused of making

Axel Rudakubana, 18, will appear at Westminster Magistrates’ Court by video link on Wednesday charged with production of a biological toxin called ricin

The Independent UK

How to draw hands

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‘I can’t wait to paint myself when I’m old and knobbly’: the sensual world of Louis Fratino

His old-fashioned painting prowess and explicitly queer subject matter has made the young American artist hot property. So why are some people so shocked?

The Guardian - UK

Southport murder suspect charged with terrorism offence and producing ricin

Axel Rudakubana, 18, who is already charged with three counts of murder, faces new charges of possessing terrorist material and making poison

The Guardian - UK

Madonna Celebrates Son’s Art Exhibition With Rare Photos: “Perfect Antidote For Sadness!”

"Perfect antidote for sadness!" The post Madonna Celebrates Son’s Art Exhibition With Rare Photos: “Perfect Antidote For Sadness!” first appeared on Bored Panda.

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Sceners Gallery is an unassuming secret design trove above a discount supermarket in Paris

Step inside Sceners Gallery and experience a 'conversation between pieces that we might not normally find together'

The Guardian - AU

The King, a kangaroo and a surfing Santa: I unearthed my childhood stamp collection – and found memories of my grandmother too

Rediscovering my stamp collection has brought me joy, nostalgia – and a handy distraction from study

The Guardian - UK

I used to conserve artworks. Now I am in prison for taking climate action

What’s the point of preserving masterpieces for a future being destroyed by fossil fuel companies? says Margaret Reid, Just Stop Oil activist and former museum professional

Marie Claire

Madonna Supports Son Rocco at His Art Exhibition Weeks After Her Brother's Passing

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The Independent UK

How a PhD student accidentally discovered a lost Mayan city in a Mexico jungle

City has ‘all the hallmarks of a Classic Maya political capital’

The Guardian - UK

The Nazis hated the Bauhaus. Now the AfD is picking a fight with its legacy too

A state parliament debate about the design movement shows how fear of ‘un-German’ ideas is being revived for the 21st century, says Katja Hoyer, a German-British historian and journalist

Wallpaper

Discover new puffy gold jewellery from Wallpaper* editors’ favourite, Jessie Thomas

Jessie Thomas’ new ‘Donut’ jewellery embraces oversized forms and offbeat diamond placements

The Guardian - UK

David Shrigley urges schools to prioritise arts – with aid of giant mantis

Artist installs new work at his former college in Oadby, as number of arts students in England plummets

The Independent UK

David Shrigley installs giant praying mantis sculpture at former school

The Turner-nominated artist attended Beauchamp College from 1983 to 1987.

The Guardian - US

Empty Beds: a mural highlights the abduction of Ukrainian children

Artist Phil Buehler has constructed a reminder of the almost 20,000 kids taken by Russian forces, on show in Little Ukraine, Manhattan

The Conversation

I’m Not Okay: emo is alive and kicking at Barbican retrospective

An emo music retrospective has been a long time coming. There has been extensive work before now to archive and celebrate the cultural memory of this 2004-09 scene, whose name is short for emotional hardcore, but rarely has it been the sole focus of a public exhibition in the UK.

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