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Sportswear logos, intimate portraits and a curled-up cat: Elizabeth Radcliffe’s beguiling tapestries go on show in New York

At Scottish artist Elizabeth Radcliffe's first US exhibition, a series exploring identity through branding is among works at Tribeca gallery Margot Samel

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Historic racism still negatively affects the way paintings of black people are perceived – as our study shows

There is little doubt that historic racism has influenced the content and composition of several famous figurative paintings. In March 2024, this could be seen in the debate around the exhibition of the Rex Whistler mural, The Expedition in Pursuit of Rare Meats (1927), at the Tate Britain. Critics asked…

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Germane Barnes exhibition explores notions of classical architecture and identity

Germane Barnes exhibition 'Columnar Disorder' opens at the Art Institute of Chicago

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Turner Prize 2024: The infamous award’s nominees go on display at the Tate Britain

Jasleen Kaur, Delaine Le Bas, Claudette Johnson and Pio Abad are all up for this year’s prize, with works that delve into decolonisation and anti-imperialist struggle

The Independent UK

Controversial plans for new pavilion at Coal Drops Yard are shelved after Gormley criticism

Locals opposed to the scheme said the planned new building would resemble a “duty free mall”

Evening Standard

‘There’s a lot of James Baldwin in this show’: Glenn Ligon and identity politics

In a show at Cambridge’s Fitzwilliam museum, the leading US artist highlights how identity, culture and history in art is contingent on who is doing the looking

The Guardian - UK

Designers make light work at Lake Como Design Festival 2024, revisiting heritage traditions

The spectacular lakeside design festival, now in its sixth edition, occupied historic buildings and contemporary galleries with responses to the theme of ‘lightness’

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'I want them to be tender': Gary Hume on his new artworks at Sprüth Magers in London

With Gary Hume’s exhibition ‘Mirrors and Other Creatures’ now open at Sprüth Magers, the artist speaks of swans, their curves, and why ‘it’s brilliant’ being a painter

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Scotland's international connections uncovered by summer of archaeology

A COUNTRY-WIDE archaeology campaign has showcased Scotland’s important international links with key finds including a possible Roman belt hook and…

The National (Scotland)

4 artists' works shortlisted for the prestigious Turner Prize go on display at a London museum

A large concrete sculpture of a bracelet referencing the excesses of former Philippine first lady Imelda Marcos and a collection of portraits focusing on Black men and women are among the eclectic artwork shortlisted for the prestigious Turner Prize

The Independent UK

‘I got offered a gram of cocaine for a painting’: is Slawn art’s latest enfant terrible?

His critics call him a talentless chancer, but the 23-year-old street artist from Lagos has found success through brand collaborations, Saatchi backing – and manifesting his goal of becoming the ‘biggest artist in the world’

The Guardian - UK

Moroccan artist’s fusion of heritage and herbalism provides soft return to earth

The exhibition "Tomorrow is Cancelled - Art and Views on Moderation" brings together 23 contemporary artists who confront humanity’s relationship to the environment using different mediums. Rita Alaoui’s video installation explores her Moroccan family heritage and pays tribute to the art of using medicinal plants.

Radio France Internationale

First look: Michael Anastassiades looks floor-wards for a new collaboration with Mutina

Unveiling a new exhibition, including oak floor tiling, at Mutina’s headquarters yesterday, the designer tells Wallpaper* about his love for the patina of endgrain

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Turner Prize 2024 at Tate Britain review: after years in the doldrums the infamous award comes roaring back

Claudette Johnson looks like the artist to beat on a strong and enjoyable shortlist

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‘A memorial to humanity’: Washington DC’s monumental first world war sculpture

The creator of a 60ft-long memorial to the Americans who served in the first world war hopes it serves as a cautionary tale

The Guardian - UK

Turner prize 2024 review – vitality, surprise … and a Ford Escort in a doily

The nominees bring in bottles of Irn-Bru, gigantic concrete jewellery and blood-red footprints in a show filled with moving cultural collisions and humour

Evening Standard

Vandalised Banksy elephant artwork in Chelsea gets 'anti-graffiti' protection

The piece was painted over with white stripes within two weeks of going up

The Conversation

Angelica Mesiti’s The Rites of When finally makes sense of the Art Gallery of NSW’s Tank. It is worth the plane flight

The Nelson Packer Tank, that cavernous space at the very bottom of the Art Gallery of NSW’s Naala Badu building, has been waiting for art like this.

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Necklace worn at Queen Elizabeth II’s coronation could fetch £2m at auction

Some jewellery historians believe it features diamonds from infamous piece at centre of Marie Antoinette scandal

Zenger

WWII Marbles Used For Dambusters Raid Sold For $19,748‌ ‌

Historic marbles pivotal in planning daring mission fetched a significant sum at auction, underscoring their crucial role in WWII history.‌ ‌

The Guardian - AU

Angelica Mesiti’s The Rites of When: a ravishing, immersive work that approaches the sublime

In an audiovisual takeover of the Art Gallery of NSW’s Tank, the underground space has met its match – an ecstatic ritual to meet our apocalyptic times

The Guardian - UK

Show shines light on overlooked artist who made UK’s first Holocaust memorial

Work of German-Jewish sculptor Fred Kormis, who fled Nazis in 1930s, will be subject of an exhibition in London

Wallpaper

At Paris Fashion Week, Antwerp jewellery house Wouters & Hendrix celebrates its 40th birthday

The new collection is launched in collaboration with Antwerp's Royal Museum of Fine Arts (KMSKA)

Wallpaper

'Joyful, historical, psychedelic' Myles Igwebuike takes us through his 'Ukara' Technogym design in three easy steps

The Sotheby’s Milan charity auction in aid of UNICEF takes place tomorrow, including 15 designs from the "Design to Move; 40 Creations by 40 Designers for 40 Years of Technogym" exhibitionat Milan Design Week.

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'There’s an anxiety under all of it': Violet Dennison in New York

Violet Dennison debuts abstract paintings with new show 'Damaged Self' at Tara Downs Gallery

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