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Harlem-born artist Tschabalala Self’s colourful ode to the landscape of her childhood

Tschabalala Self’s new show at Finland's Espoo Museum of Modern Art evokes memories of her upbringing, in vibrant multi-dimensional vignettes

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Pyramid scheme: the Pharaoh show comes to the National Gallery of Victoria

After eight years of discussion the British Museum’s biggest international show is the largest Egyptian exhibition yet staged in Australia

The Guardian - AU

Tracey Emin and Imelda Staunton get damehoods in king’s birthday honours

Others honoured from cultural world include the writer Monica Ali, choreographer Wayne McGregor and children’s laureate Joseph Coelho

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Design Miami Basel 2024 honours Gaetano Pesce

Design Miami Basel 2024 pays homage to the late Gaetano Pesce with a special display of his most iconic works taking over the fair's entrance hall (until 16 June 2024)

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Louis Garneau creates 100 paintings in 24 hours to support Major Taylor Film 'Whirlwind'

Louis Garneau painted 100 pieces in 24 hours to support upcoming Major Taylor Film 'Whirlwind'

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As the number of displaced people surges, an 'Inflatable Refugee' in Barcelona sparks questions

A 20-foot-tall “Inflatable Refugee” is on display at Barcelona's Gran Teatre del Liceu opera house

The Independent UK

Exciting summer camp begins in Chandigarh, fostering creativity and learning

An eagerly awaited summer camp has begun in Chandigarh, attracting students of all ages from across the city. Designed to cater to a diverse group of participants, this inclusive camp promises a summer filled with creativity, learning, and fun. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Two leading ladies of the arts to be made Dames

Artist Tracey Emin and philanthropist and author Hannah Rothschild are set to be awarded damehoods in the King’s Honours List

The Independent UK

National Gallery at 200: in praise of Artemisia Gentileschi’s Self Portrait as Saint Catherine of Alexandria

A formidable artist and businesswoman of the baroque period, famous for her skill in conveying female strength and creating drama with her brush, Artemisia Gentileschi (1593-1654) was – and still is – in high demand.

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Love through the lens, a dynasty of Japanese printmaking and Leeds’s finest – the week in art

The Yoshida family’s remarkable legacy, Alison Wilding’s subtle and surprising sculptures and this year’s rather tired effort from the Royal Academy

The Guardian - UK

RA’s 2024 Summer Exhibition celebrates making and multidisciplinarity in architecture

At the Royal Academy’s 2024 Summer Exhibition, London collective Assemble brings together works from across the creative fields into the architectural rooms (18 June – 18 August 2024)

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'I love Scotland': Refugee Festival artists on National front page project

TODAY'S front cover of The National is dedicated to refugees and displaced people now living across Scotland ...

The National (Scotland)

Between sculpture and useful objects: American art furniture on view at New York's Superhouse

Superhouse presents ‘The Odd Couple’ (until 17 August2024), an exhibition of American art furniture from 1980 to today

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One Single Action review – two dancers in powerful, disturbing synergy

Lucy Guerin’s experimental, whip-smart choreography focuses on a singular endeavour that will linger in the mind

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Pharaoh at the NGV is the greatest exhibition of ancient Egyptian art ever seen in Australia

There have been many exhibitions of ancient Egyptian art held in Australia. Pharaoh, at the National Gallery of Victoria, is outstanding for its scope, scale and presentation.

Evening Standard

The best exhibitions in London this summer, from Barbie to Vincent van Gogh

From rare works from Renaissance masters, to photography series celebrating play, the city is packed with dazzling art shows

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Artist Peggy Kuiper’s impactful figurative works explore her memories and emotional landscape with striking visual intensity

Peggy Kuiper presents ‘The Conversation That Never Took Place’ at Reflex in Amsterdam, featuring over 25 new works (until 13 July)

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Titian Renaissance painting found at London bus stop set to sell for up to £25million

The storied painting was stolen in 1809 and once again in 1995

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Inside the RA's Summer Exhibition opening party with Jennifer Saunders, Zadie Smith and Kristin Scott-Thomas

The Royal Academy had celebrities splashing their cash as the Summer Exhibition opened in style

The Guardian - UK

How we met: ‘I worried about the age gap – but being with him felt perfect’

Jos, 64, and Bjørn, 47, were introduced by a mutual friend in 2011. They’ve supported each other through mental health trauma and are now happily settled near Amsterdam

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‘Denmark’s best-selling designer’ Jens Quistgaard is honoured at 3 Days of Design

Form Portfolios stages an exhibition of work by Jens Quistgaard – an icon of Danish sleekness – continuing its mission to underline less-known work by influential designers

The National (Scotland)

The National commissions special front page artwork for refugees in Scotland

REFUGEE Festival Scotland starts tomorrow – and The National will look a little different mark the occasion.

The Guardian - UK

Storied Titian painting found at London bus stop after theft goes to auction

Work by 16th century master is expected to fetch between £15m and £25m when it goes on sale at Christie’s

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How BMW ensured its Art Car was ready for Le Mans

The BMW Art Car program is built on a minor contradiction. Since the program was launched in 1975 by French driver Hervé Poulain, the majority of the vehicles produced—each wearing one-of-one art from names like Andy Warhol, Jenny Holzer, Jeff Koons, and Cao Fei—have been race cars competing in high-stakes…

The Independent UK

Palestinian supporters vandalize homes of Brooklyn Museum officials and other locations in NYC

Palestinian supporters have vandalized locations associated with the Brooklyn Museum and the United Nations in New York City

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