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Westminster Coroner's Court renovation delicately blends moments of softness and austerity

Westminster Coroner's Court gets a refresh and addition, courtesy of Lynch Architects and artist Brian Clarke

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“If we go mental enough on the PA… we can make the best-sounding thing ever”: How Fred again.. turned a 77,500-capacity stadium into a nightclub for his biggest ever show

Fred and his team tell Rolling Stone how they engineered an "intimate" vibe for his headline-grabbing performance at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum

MusicRadar

France's Renowned Arles Photo Fest Goes 'Beneath The Surface'

One of the world's most renowned photo festivals, in the French town of Arles, returned this week with a timely ode to diversity at a moment when France is turning towards the far right.

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Nigeria meets Spain: Nifemi Marcus-Bello unveils the Selah lamp 2.0 in a new collaboration with Caliper

Nifemi Marcus-Bello and Caliper's Selah lamp 2.0 is made of galvanized steel with a hand-crafted patina Corian lampshade, an update to the designer's first edition

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Work by artist accused of abusing women to remain on Lourdes shrine for now

The Rev. Marko Rupnik has been accused by over 20 women of psychological, spiritual and sexual abuses over decades

The Independent UK

Two plundered ancient Greek vases are repatriated from Switzerland

Two plundered marble vases that marked ancient Athenians’ graves more than 2,000 years ago, including one with an emotional family scene, have been returned to Greece from Switzerland

The Independent UK

Dominique White: Deadweight review – a beautiful, twisted sea monster

Woven throughout this compelling collection of sculptures from the Max Mara prizewinner is a ferrous thread of hooks and spikes that drags the cruel history of slavery to the surface

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A scrum of spectators and an elephant in the room during Lucy Letby retrial

There was keen interest in seeing the former nurse give evidence and at one point she gave a flicker of emotion

The Guardian - UK

Lucia Moholy’s retrospective captures her life's work behind the lens

‘Lucia Moholy: Exposures’ is an appraisal of a true virtuoso of 20th-century photography, opening at Kunsthalle Prague

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Firelei Báez review – bring on the furry ciguapas: magnetic visions of diaspora

The Dominican Republic-born artist’s first UK solo show is a thrill, her works combining mythology, botany and female agency in beautifully realised imagery and installation

The Guardian - UK

‘I took it personally’: Rejects, the show for artists rebuffed by the Royal Academy

The RA selected 1,700 works for its summer exhibition – but almost 10 times that number were rejected. Now some have a place to shine at last

The Guardian - UK

Artist or monster? Mammoth new Gauguin show reckons with colonial legacy – to limited success

The National Gallery of Australia’s exhibition Gauguin’s World: Tōna Iho, Tōna Ao acknowledges the French master’s misdeeds in the Pacific – but just as easily omits or distracts from them

The Guardian - AU

Spray paint mastery: How Dr. Curtis Bullock became one of cycling's most sought-after bike painters

Cycling Weekly visited Bullock at his Portland, Oregon home to find out how this former high school principal transformed into a celebrated bike painter.

Cycling Weekly

Jacqueline de Jong, influential avant garde artist, dies at 85

Born in 1939, De Jong had a six-decade career devoted to asking questions, and her art ranged from abstract to figurative and back again

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The Independent UK

Charge overseas visitors £20 entry to British Museum, says former director

Sir Mark Jones added that British taxpayers should still visit for free

The Guardian - UK

Thai artist gives voice to Myanmar’s Shan refugees at Venice and Bangkok biennales

Themes of displacement and diaspora explored in collaborative textile project as part of The Spirits of Maritime Crossing exhibition in Venice and Bangkok

The Guardian - UK

Home secretary says Banksy’s Glastonbury migrant boat ‘celebrated loss of life’

Artwork holding dummies of migrants interpreted by some as commentary on continuing loss of life in Channel

Golf Monthly

Fine Art And Fairways: A Look At What Could Be The World’s Most Exclusive Golf Art Collection

I visited the inaugural showcase of Hudson Shaoxia Zhang's artwork where the paintings are priceless

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French-Algerian artist Kader Attia explores colonial wounds, creative restoration

French-Algerian artist Kader Attia explores the idea of repair through creativity in a new exhibition of his recent work at the museum of modern art in Montpellier, in the south of France. His work is inspired by his memories of Algeria and his travels around the Global South.

Evening Standard

Former British Museum director wants to charge tourists £20 entry and share Elgin marbles with Greece

Sir Mark Jones thinks tourists should also pay to enter National Gallery and Science Museum

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Procreate's Kyle T. Webster reveals his three steps to better custom brushes

Draw inspiration from this pro advice.

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How has fragrance brand Nonfiction brought the scent of Korea to the Venice Biennale?

Nonfiction has partnered with artist Koo Jeong A and nose Dominique Ropion at the 2024 Venice Biennale for an olfactory pavilion that captures the scents of Korea

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The Loom Club is a new London social and co-working hub with a ‘gentle’ twist

The Loom Club, designed by Kasawoo, is conceived to bring together local communities, home working, and leisure through a ‘gentle’ approach

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Jean-Michel Othoniel embraces the endless light in Finland

Artist Jean-Michel Othoniel celebrates light in a major solo exhibition at the Sara Hildén Art Museum in Finland

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Exploring a mysterious art forest by a sewage plant

Intrepid explorers will be able to wander through a mysterious piece of world-renowned land art at a sewage plant as part of a major Australian design program.

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