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Dame Edna Everage spectacles among items in Barry Humphries auction

Christie’s will auction Barry Humphries: The Personal Collection in London on February 13 next year.

The Independent UK

Prominent Sydney artist Anthony Lister revealed as man found not guilty of two counts of rape

Identity of high-profile man can be revealed after court orders were revoked following a six-week trial that concluded in October

The Guardian - AU

Late Queen’s memorial in London's St James's Park could cost up to £46million

The Queen Elizabeth Memorial Committee is looking for artists, engineers and architects to embark on the project

Evening Standard

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Saudi Arabia’s World Cup: what will the 2034 tournament look like?

It will be in the winter again and many stadiums and hotels are yet to be built but there is a genuine local love for the sport

The Guardian - UK

From ashes to innovation: 3D scanning powers Notre-Dame’s restoration

The restoration of Notre-Dame Cathedral, severely damaged by a devastating fire on April 15, 2019, has been significantly enhanced by cutting-edge technology.

Radio France Internationale

Traditional art of the week: COTOH

Traditional art of the month; Inside the artist's contemporary images that work with themes of consumerism and identity

Creative Bloq

‘I asked people to give me eight hours of their sleep’: Sophie Calle revisits her artistic experiment

‘The Sleepers’ by Sophie Calle is published in English for the first time

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Victorious 'patriarchy smashing' Ladies' Lounge reopens

The Museum of New and Old Art is reopening its notorious and lavish Ladies' Lounge following a court win over a man who claimed the space was discriminatory.

AAP

Trino Mora, a Pioneer of Latin Rock Who Wanted to Be "Like Marlon Brando, Dress Like James Dean, and Sing Like Elvis Presley," Dies at 81

He was part of the movement that brought rock baladas and soul fusion to South America

Latin Times

Statue Found At Cleopatra’s Alleged Tomb May Reveal What Her Real Face Looked Like

"Cleopatra’s final resting place is not in Egypt." The post Statue Found At Cleopatra’s Alleged Tomb May Reveal What Her Real Face Looked Like first appeared on Bored Panda.

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Looking forward to Tate Modern’s 25th anniversary party

From 9-12 May 2025, Tate Modern, one of London’s most adored art museums, will celebrate its 25th anniversary with a lively weekend of festivities

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Bournemouth beach murder accused said he liked knives, court told

Prison officer and criminology lecturer give evidence in trial of Nasen Saadi, who denies murder of Amie Gray

The Guardian - UK

The case of Casa Batlló: inside Antoni Gaudí’s ‘happiest’ work

Casa Batlló by Catalan master architect Antoni Gaudí has just got a refresh; we find out more

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Who is Takashi Murakami, celebrity artist loved by stars from Billie Eilish to Pharrell?

He’s one of the most followed artists on Instagram and is in demand from pop megastars to luxury brands and today marks the opening of his biggest UK show in 15 years

Evening Standard

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The Guardian - UK

‘Shōgun was so refreshing for the Japanese’: Takashi Murakami on his blockbusting return

The superstar artist, famed for his Louis Vuitton bags and Kanye West album sleeves, is back with epic paintings riffing on the history of Japanese art. He talks cuteness, gold leaf and hara-kiri on TV

AAP

Banksy's ultimate Firewall unveiled at street art show

A free exhibition from Australia's most extensive collection of street art features a room of Banksys, including the never-before-seen sculpture Firewall.

The Guardian - UK

‘Some see religion – others porn’: Louise Giovanelli on the paintings that made Manchester hot

Warned she would never get collectors to the ‘grim north’, the artist is now at the forefront of a booming scene. She discusses celebrity worship, her working-class art school – and why she’s obsessed with curtains

The Guardian - UK

Student may have killed woman on Dorset beach ‘to see what it was like’, court hears

Criminology student Nasen Saadi had so many questions one teacher asked him if he was planning murder, trial told

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‘It’s about total freedom’: Jeff Wall on his photographs of fallen horse riders and flooded graves

A new exhibition displays 40 years of work by the artist who stages scenes to painstakingly replicate the images in his mind – and some, he says, are definitely easier than others

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Johanna Seelemann uses design as a tool to carve a future for the craft community of her homeland

Designer Johanna Seelemann tells us about her 'fascination for unravelling the objects that we might take for granted' and finding an answer to unite both craft and design

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Louis Fratino leans into queer cultural history in Italy

Louis Fratino’s 'Satura', on view at the Centro Pecci in Italy, engages with queer history, Italian landscapes and the body itself

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We tour Monaco’s Mareterra neighbourhood: where minimalist architecture and marine research meet

Mareterra, a contemporary enclave with designs by Renzo Piano offers homes, a new coastal promenade, a dynamic Alexander Calder sculpture and an atmospheric social hub extending the breezy, minimalist spirit of Larvotto Beach

The Guardian - AU

Forced to move by the Australian housing crisis: three-hour commutes and ‘never mind seeing your family’

In search of affordable housing people move away from their jobs, their communities and support networks. But the shift is also changing the way cities function

The Guardian - UK

Eric Rimmington obituary

Other lives: Painter of still life and landscape whose work was widely collected

The Guardian - UK

Notre Dame celebrates first mass in five years after devastating fire

Archbishop of Paris consecrates the cathedral’s new altar with perfumed oil to the sound of the restored organ

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