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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 - AU

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

The Guardian - UK

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

A happy moment.

Marie Claire

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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 Independent 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

The Guardian - UK

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

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

Wallpaper

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 Guardian - UK

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David Shrigley installs giant praying mantis sculpture at former school

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

The Independent UK

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 Guardian - US

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.

The Conversation

This new M&S Home collection inspired by the National Gallery is a masterpiece in floral styling

The captivating new collection is influenced by some of the greatest paintings in the world

Woman & Home

October design news: a teeny tiny toffee, rag rugs and $1 watches

Sculptors take part in the 10gram Challenge, arty Instagram and creative director Ramdane Touhami’s textiles

The Guardian - UK

Hyper realistic animatronic dolls come to life in Diego Marcon's new film

Spectacle meets surrealism in Diego Marcon’s latest film, 'La Gola'

Wallpaper

Saudi Arabia’s World Cup bid gathers pace – but at what cost to human life?

After the horrors in Qatar we are somehow heading for an even bigger scale of tragedy for migrant workers in the run-up to Saudi Arabia 2034

The Guardian - UK

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The Conversation

‘Consciousness, rationality and the search for meaning’: how René Magritte led the Belgian surrealist movement

René Magritte is renowned for his humorous yet enigmatic art, foremost of which is the iconic bowler-hatted man. But despite his significant contribution to Surrealism – and the fame of his works – the evolution of his artistic practice isn’t widely known.

The Guardian - US

From plastic bags to shoelaces, the art in this California show is made entirely of trash

The Institute for Contemporary Art in San Francisco has curated a show of ‘alchemized’ toothpaste caps, zip ties, broken computer keys and perfume spray tubes

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Radio France Internationale

Burgundy's Terra exhibition blends winemaking with global art

As Paris hosts major events around the new Art Basel fair in October, RFI travelled to Burgundy to meet the team behind Terra, a monumental series of three exhibitions inviting artists from across the globe to engage with the region famous for its wines and tradition of hospitality.

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The Guardian - UK

Artist Lauren Halsey: ‘So much of what I make is in response to the context of funk’

The LA artist says her musically inspired, architectural works are deeply rooted in her South Central neighbourhood as she opens her debut solo UK show

The Guardian - UK

University College London staff voice concern over ‘dismantling’ of Art Museum

UCL’s Grade I-listed building being turned into a mixed-use space under redevelopment proposals

The Guardian - UK

Patriot by Alexei Navalny review – the man who dared to defy Putin

This remarkable memoir by the bold and fearless Russian opposition leader describes an extraordinary life, from a childhood in the shadow of Chornobyl to surviving a novichok attack and his final days in a remote Arctic penal colony

AAP

Curiosity radiates as crowds reflect on $14m artwork

Lindy Lee's $14 million sculpture Ouroboros has been attracting onlookers and is setting tongues wagging outside the National Gallery of Australia.

Wallpaper

Towards New Worlds in Middlesbrough redefines how we experience art

'Towards New Worlds', currently on view at the Middlesbrough Institute of Modern Art, considers how art can bring us together

The Guardian - UK

Revealed: face of a Sudanese princess entombed in Egypt 2,500 years ago

New exhibition shows how Perth museum traced Ta-Kr-Hb mummy’s origin to Kingdom of Kush – modern day Sudan

The Guardian - UK

John Keats statue to be unveiled near his birthplace in London’s Moorgate

Martin Jennings – whose previous public sculptures include John Betjeman, George Orwell and Philip Larkin – has based his bronze on a life cast of the poet, taken when he was 21

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