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Ancient Greek artefact once owned by Lord Elgin up for auction

A 2500-year-old flask that once belonged to the Scot who brought the Parthenon Marbles to the UK is one of a number of privately owned ancient…

The National (Scotland)

‘Billy does an act called Scream Along With Billy’: Jack Pierson’s best photograph

‘He is the ultimate outlaw, one of the most brash and sparkling acts I’ve ever encountered, performing rock albums in a cabaret style. But I wanted this image to be clean, simple and free of narrative’

The Guardian - UK

Enter the immersive world of film noir at a disused hospital in Venice

Fondazione In Between Art Film returns to Venice with ‘Nebula’, by curators Alessandro Rabottini and Leonardo Bigazzi

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Why laser engraving is the perfect solution for custom gifts

From phone cases to home décor, laser engraving can personalise it all.

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Rare Bob Dylan painting from Woodstock era sells for more than £150,000

Bob Dylan’s early artwork fetched a handsome sum at auction

Evening Standard

The sensuous, yet unsettling: remembering the groundbreaking Australian photographer Rosemary Laing

A ‘swansong’ is a metaphor for an action or a performance prior to an ending. The term conveys the notion of something both grand and final.

The Conversation

Tower of death admin paperwork wins ADF art prize

A 3000-page pile of 'death admin' correspondence with the Department of Veterans' Affairs has won the 2024 Napier Waller Art Prize.

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Scottish audio and visual international art festival announces full line-up

A SCOTTISH arts organisation is celebrating its 30th anniversary by announcing the full line-up of its boundary-pushing biannual audio-visual…

The National (Scotland)

Vivid Sydney’s future seems bright if it can balance spectacle with subtlety – but challenges abound

It’s the year 2008, and some members of the International Association of Lighting Designers are gathered in a boardroom in North Sydney, myself included. My colleagues Mary-Anne Kyriakou (who would later be Vivid’s inaugural festival director) and Michael Day are sharing a vision of what’s almost unthinkable at the time.

The Conversation

A Picture of Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie’s Probable Future with the Royal Family Is Becoming Clearer, One That Allows Them the “Best of Both Worlds”

The York sisters “believe in the institution they grew up in” and want to support it.

Marie Claire

Best paint by numbers sets to unlock your creativity

Creating masterpieces is as easy as one, two, three

Evening Standard

Alvaro Barrington: Grace review – church pews, chains and a carnival queen

From a sticky Caribbean thunderstorm to the cocaine-fuelled violence of the New York street corner, the artist takes us through the highs and lows of his journey to the present moment

The Guardian - UK

Henry Moore in Miniature shows the brutal influence of wartime on the sculptor’s work

Several themes are explored in the touring exhibition Henry Moore in Miniature, currently on show at the Holburne Museum, Bath, but the standout is the impact of war on Moore’s work.

The Conversation

Nan Goldin to Nil Yalter: 10 must-see shows at London gallery weekend

Commercial galleries across the capital open their doors to showcase work by their most important artists, from American football and fountains to porn theatres and Palestine

The Guardian - UK

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Photographer Zanele Muholi: 'I want to educate people about our community'

Charting the history of South Africa’s queer community starts with their gaze, says artist Zanele Muholi. Isobel Van Dyke meets them

The Independent UK

US vows more returns of looted antiquities as Italy celebrates latest haul of 600 artifacts

Italy is celebrating the return of around 600 antiquities from the U.S. They were looted years ago, sold to U.S. museums and collectors and recovered as a result of criminal investigations

The Guardian - UK

‘We have a mission’: the Odesa artists refusing to abandon their studios

Small group of creatives are choosing to stay working in Ukrainian city despite continuous threat from war

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Wanås Konst sculpture park merges art and nature in Sweden

Wanås Konst’s latest exhibition, 'The Ocean in the Forest', unites land and sea with watery-inspired art in the park’s woodland setting

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French tip nails just got a zingy and very stylish makeover for summer

Lemon yellow is the hue set to grace everyone's nail tips this season - offering yet *another* twist on the timeless French manicure...

Al Jazeera

Spain unveils ‘lost Caravaggio’ that nearly sold for 1,500 euros

The artwork was discovered just before being put up for sale for equivalent of $1,800 following an attribution mistake.

International Business Times

Spain Unveils 'Lost Caravaggio' That Nearly Sold For A Song

A painting by Italian master Caravaggio, once mistakenly thought to be by an unknown artist and nearly auctioned off for a song, was unveiled at Madrid's Prado Museum on Monday.

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Genelec Loudspeakers Tell the Story at Cold War Exhibit

REGAN Vest installs Genelec’s 4000 Series loudspeakers in its newly built exhibition space at Danish museum.

The Guardian - UK

Phyllida Barlow: Unscripted review – exhilarating glimpses of a colossal talent

This is the retrospective the artist never had in her lifetime, including her last sculpture series. Despite the skilful curation, visitors will yearn for Barlow’s special touch

The Guardian - UK

Lost Caravaggio that was nearly sold for €1,500 goes on display at Prado in Madrid

Museum’s experts realised painter’s Ecce Homo had been misattributed in auction catalogue

The Guardian - UK

‘A small respite in the face of horror’: Sudanese artists fleeing war find a safe haven

An arts centre in the Ugandan capital, Kampala, has given some of Sudan’s best known creatives a chance to work in peace – and find inspiration again

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