Tree by the sea takes out $100k sculpture prize The annual Sculpture by the Sea competition has kicked off at Bondi after a few logistical hiccups. AAP · Oct 18, 2024
The Hotel Where Liam Payne Spent His Final Days and Met His Tragic End The CasaSur Palermo Hotel, a luxurious 4-star establishment located at Costa Rica 6032, Buenos Aires, was the last place where Liam Payne stayed before his tragic passing. Here's a look inside. Latin Times · Oct 17, 2024
Grand Egyptian Museum Debuts Near Giza Pyramids, Showcasing 700,000 Years Of History Visitors are greeted at the entrance by the colossal statue of Ramesses the Great, one of the museum's most iconic pieces. International Business Times · Oct 17, 2024
Billie Eilish review – a bravura arena set offers both energy and intimacy The singer continues a wildly successful year with a major tour that gives fans a fast and furious ride through her biggest hits The Guardian - US · Oct 17, 2024
Autopsy Reveals Liam Payne's Cause of Death After Fatal Hotel Fall The preliminary report is out. Results from toxicology and other tests are pending. Liam Payne's death is being investigated by Argentinian authorities, after his fall from his hotel room in Buenos Aires. Latin Times · Oct 17, 2024
National Gallery in London bans liquids after activists’ art attacks Only baby formula, expressed milk and prescription medicines will be allowed with large bags also prohibited under new measures The Guardian - UK · Oct 17, 2024
Discover the alchemy of American artists Philip and Kelvin LaVerne The work of Philip and Kelvin LaVerne, prized by collectors of 20th-century American art, is the subject of a new book by gallerist Evan Lobel; he tells us more Wallpaper · Oct 17, 2024
A Sudden Glimpse to Deeper Things review – lovingly eccentric ode to a forgotten abstract painter The work of the late Scottish artist Wilhelmina Barns-Graham is brought to life by this idiosyncratically persuasive Mark Cousins film The Guardian - UK · Oct 17, 2024
National Gallery of Australia announces winner to recreate sculpture gardens in its largest investment in decades Winning design has seven gardens weaving around the gallery on the shores of Canberra’s Lake Burley Griffin, doubling its showcase space The Guardian - AU · Oct 17, 2024
Belmond’s Venice Simplon-Orient-Express wins Wallpaper* Design Award 2025 L’Observatoire, a new carriage-sized suite by JR, wins our Best Slow Journey award for inspiring curiosity and adventure in passengers Wallpaper · Oct 17, 2024
Ian ‘Ollie’ Olsen dies aged 66: ‘visionary’ Australian post-punk and electronic music innovator The Melbourne-born multi-instrumentalist’s peripatetic career spanned 70s punk to 90s rave, fuelled by an innovative – and collaborative – spirit The Guardian - AU · Oct 17, 2024
The Elizabeth Line is a worthy winner of the Stirling Prize – but the wrong choice Comment: Phineas Harper, co-founder of New Architecture Writers, can see why the Elizabeth Line won the prestigious prize, but thinks this was a missed opportunity by the judges Evening Standard · Oct 16, 2024
Giant Insta-worthy sculpture to bring art to the people A sculpture by British artist Thomas J Price will be installed outside the Museum of Contemporary Art, so big it will be visible from across Sydney Harbour. AAP · Oct 16, 2024
Pioneering Scottish artist's family to sell private collection A PRIVATE collection of work from the famous Scottish artist Eduardo Paolozzi is heading to auction ... The National (Scotland) · Oct 16, 2024
The Conversation · Oct 16, 2024 Haegue Yang’s Leap Year is a bold and diverse show mixing cultural references and folk traditions Leap Year, a new exhibition of work by South Korean artist Haegue Yang at the Southbank Centre’s Hayward Gallery, is a bold and diverse display of contemporary art, mixing materials and ideas in unexpected ways.
The Guardian - UK · Oct 16, 2024 X-ray evidence of Black maths scholar portrait reveals snubbed genius Clues in painting suggest Francis Williams successfully managed to compute and witness trajectory of Halley’s comet over Jamaica in 1759
The Conversation · Oct 16, 2024 Vive L’impressionnisme! at the Van Gogh Museum: a compelling, eco-conscious celebration of impressionism Despite its corny title, Vive L’Impressionnisme!, which recently opened at the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam, is well worth seeing. Marking the 150th anniversary of the first impressionist exhibition, the show tells the story of how one of the movement’s founders, Claude Monet, and his contemporaries were supported by a…
Wallpaper · Oct 16, 2024 Genesis Belanger is seduced by the real and the fake in London Sculptor Genesis Belanger’s solo show, ‘In the Right Conditions We Are Indistinguishable’, is open at Pace, London
Marie Claire · Oct 16, 2024 Take it from me—this overlooked nail art trend delivers the chicest, most wearable autumn manicure Zebras and tigers and snakes, oh my
The Independent UK · Oct 16, 2024 A full-scale replica of Anne Frank’s hidden annex is heading to New York It marks the 80th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz
International Business Times · Oct 16, 2024 Restored 'Apollo Belvedere' Marble Back On Show In The Vatican The Vatican Museums on Tuesday unveiled the restoration of the celebrated second-century "Apollo Belvedere" sculpture following five years of work.
The Independent UK · Oct 15, 2024 Egypt's long-delayed mega-museum will open some of its main galleries, a trial run for full opening Officials say the long-delayed Grand Egyptian Museum will partially open its main galleries on Wednesday, showcasing 12 halls that exhibit aspects of ancient Egypt
Evening Standard · Oct 15, 2024 Meet the most exciting young artists in London right now From specialising in massive sculptural installations and folklore-inspired canvases to textile collages... these are the creatives to watch
Wallpaper · Oct 15, 2024 Architectural Association's newest show uncovers the architectural legacies of rural China's lost generation The Architectural Association’s ‘Ripple Ripple Rippling’ is not your typical architecture show, taking an anthropological look at the flux between rural and urban, and bringing a part of China to Bedford Square in London
MusicRadar · Oct 15, 2024 “That’s the most wild thing I’ve ever seen anyone do”: Fred Again on watching Brian Eno break the rules in the studio “One of the funniest things about Brian is that he’s beautifully lawless in how he works"