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Don’t miss these artists at 1-54 Contemporary African Art Fair 2024

As the 1-54 Contemporary African Art Fair returns to London (10-13 October 2024), here are the artists to see

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A new exhibition marks Chandigarh’s modernist legacy

‘Celebrating the Capitol’, an exhibition of photographic work by architect Noor Dasmesh Singh, opens just in time for the famed modernist Indian city’s anniversary

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‘My teenage children are bright but unmotivated. How much should I get involved with their school work?’

It’s important to consider why school matters to them, writes advice columnist Eleanor Gordon-Smith – but it might be more valuable to help them develop their sense of self

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Nodal discharged from the hospital after digestive infection. Cancels upcoming concerts

The Mexican artist was hospitalized for two days. He was diagnosed with a digestive infection and discharged with the order of resting as much as possible.

Latin Times

Italian Family Seeks Authentication For Possible Picasso Painting

Italian family seeks validation for potential Picasso masterpiece found on Capri island, facing skepticism and awaiting confirmation from Picasso Administr...

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France’s 31-year treasure hunt for a buried owl statue finally ends

Conclusion of search launched by 1993 picture puzzle book leaves chouetteurs with mixed emotions

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Italian family believes painting found in a dump in 1960s is a Picasso and seeks authentication

An Italian family hopes to prove definitively that a painting discarded from a villa on Capri more than 60 years ago is a Picasso

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One to watch: Casey Zablocki’s Rocky Mountain surroundings feed into his vast sculptural work

Montana-based artist Casey Zablocki uses one of America’s largest kilns to create monumental ceramic, functional sculptures

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NYC gallery says $1m worth of art destroyed by water leak at CubeSmart storage facility

EXCLUSIVE: In a lawsuit, obtained by The Independent, Eric Firestone claims the facility managed to conceal the situation from him until one of his employees showed up and discovered the trashed pieces.

The Independent UK

Es Devlin’s large-scale choral installation celebrates London’s displaced population

Es Devlin has partnered with UK for UNHCR on a free and open-to-all exhibition, ‘Congregation’, in London from 3-9 October 2024

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Collecting Modernism review – unique set of artworks a testament to queer culture

Including works by Picasso, Pisarro and Hodgkins, this stunning collection of 20th-century works was lovingly handed down through three generations of chosen family

The Guardian - UK

Van Gogh is turning in his grave at the harsh Just Stop Oil sentence. I know, because I spoke to him

Nature was the painter’s ultimate muse, and he would have admired those seeking to protect it, says activist Nadya Tolokonnikova

The Guardian - UK

US ambassador on falling in love with London, soft power and exclusive view of Shepard Fairey Shoreditch mural

Jane Hartley also tells in exclusive interview how she sees London as a ‘kinder, gentler’ New York

Evening Standard

‘I didn’t know he was a fascist’: the artist who spent years stalking Trump

In the late 90s, David Henry Nobody Jr followed Trump around, collecting autographed pictures and even predicting his own presidency

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‘Everything can just be what it is’: the liberated art of Nairy Baghramian

The Iran-born sculptor’s colourful new London show continues her practice of playing with convention and collaboration

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Frieze London 2024: everything to see and do

As London gears up for Frieze Week (9-13 October 2024), here are the must-sees inside and outside the fair

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Illustrator Shan Jiang explains what he looks for in a drawing tablet

He created the striking art for the new XPPen Artist Pro 19 (Gen 2).

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Hidden scrolls, tantric puzzles and SpongeBob SquarePants – a startling new angle on ancient Asian art

The Rijksmuseum has used techniques including neutron tomography to shed fresh light on 75 treasures dating back millennia

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After Helene's destruction, a mountain town reliant on fall tourism wonders what's next

Several businesses from a quaint mountain town in the Blue Ridge Mountains are concerned how Tropical Storm Helene's devastation in western North Carolina will affect the local economy

The Guardian - UK

Mike Kelley review – full-tilt blast through exorcised demons and eviscerated toys

Opening up his screaming world of repressed terrors and tin-foil asteroids, this trip through the late Detroit artist’s prolific career offers no safe spaces

The Guardian - UK

Anya Gallaccio: Preserve review – catch this show before its dazzling splendours decay

Melting candles, rotting trees, a huge curtain of apples and a chalk mine 3D-printed into life … these impermanent spectacles turn art into theatre

Evening Standard

Mike Kelley at Tate Modern review – this relentless pop culture show feels a bit like being flayed alive

There are many interesting ideas here but it ends up being bewildering... and good lord, the noise.

Metal Hammer

“An unfiltered look at a moment when youth culture was cute, raw, vulnerable, and unapologetically different.” An emo retrospective museum exhibition titled I'm Not Okay is now open in London

I'm Not Okay is a pilot exhibition exploring “the rise of Britain’s Y2K lost subculture: Emo”

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Israel’s Post-October 7 Art Scene By Art Up Nation On Display In NYC

The exhibition featured works by 70 Israelis, with proceeds from the artwork sales going directly to artists devastated by war.

The Guardian - UK

‘I’m pointing a finger’: Barbara Walker on her paintings about the Windrush scandal and her son’s victimisation

As her hard-hitting works go on show in Manchester, the Midlands-based artist reveals the emotional toll of making such political, personal work

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