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Thailand Celebrates Return Of Looted Statue From New York's Met

A 900-year-old statue that spent three decades at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York after being smuggled out of Thailand was welcomed back to the kingdom in an official repatriation ceremony in Bangkok on Tuesday.

International Business Times

Vitra Design Museum’s ‘Science Fiction Design’ explores furniture’s past, present and future visions

‘Science Fiction Design: From Space Age to Metaverse’ at Vitra Design Museum celebrates the collision between visionary science fiction and futuristic product design

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Gina Rinehart tried to hide her portrait – it went global instead

Vincent Namatjira’s painting in the NGA of Australia’s richest woman has been seen by millions around the world, appearing on CNN and the BBC and getting the attention of Stephen Colbert and Jimmy Fallon

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Universal Everything a parade of the digital fantastic

At a world premiere exhibition by global art collective Universal Everything, visitors will find their movements generate the strangest of digital creatures.

AAP

Portal installations linking Dublin to New York City reopen after shutdown

Two installations host a 24/7 live stream in both cities, but a small number of visitors initially abused the opportunity

The Guardian - US

The Royal Academy Schools' refresh celebrates clarity at the London institution

The refreshed home for the Royal Academy Schools by David Chipperfield Architects together with Julian Harrap Architects is revealed in London

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Glasgow venue to launch 'digital street art' exhibition next month

GLASGOW arts venue SWG3 has teamed up with Skypark to transform a vacant site into a new exhibition.

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René Scheibenbauer’s clothes are inspired by the body in movement

Drawing inspiration from the colours and textures of the Herzog & de Meuron-designed Trinity Laban dance centre, rising London-based fashion designer René Scheibenbauer’s latest collection transports its wearer into the rehearsal room

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Dublin-New York portal reopens with set hours after closing due to ‘inappropriate behaviour’

Portal has extra technological assets to try and prevent the misbehaviour that led to its closure

The Independent UK

Now You See Us: Women Artists in Britain 1520–1920 – stunning in scope but celebrating female artists with exhibitions isn’t enough

Women have worked as professional artists in Europe for hundreds of years. Yet we are often told that, prior to the 20th century, those who did so successfully were rare exceptions – they were the lucky ones who had financial advantages, family connections or unusual bravery to defy social conventions.…

The Conversation

This World Is Not My Own review – fascinating study of black artist Nellie Mae Rowe

Rowe escaped destitution through art in 20th century Atlanta in this busy but intriguing story of an unsung artist who made beauty from the mundane

The Guardian - UK

Marisa Merz’s unseen works at LaM, Lille, have a uniquely feminine spirit

Marisa Merz’s retrospective at LaM, Lille, is a rare showcase of her work, pursuing life’s most fragile, transient details

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The Artist Behind King Charles' Royal Portrait Explains His Decision to Use So Much Red

"The color was an early experiment..."

Marie Claire

How It Really Happened digs into the infamous Gardner Museum art heist

The Gardner Art Heist: Stealing Beauty episode of How It Really Happened spotlights the biggest art theft in modern history

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"Eat rejection for breakfast": Illustrator Hazel Mead on how to kickstart your art career

The artist shares the importance of following what you love.

The Independent UK

Artist reveals why his portrait of the King is so red

Jonathan Yeo says he enjoyed the internet memes his painting of monarch generated

The Guardian - UK

Now You See Us: Women Artists in Britain 1520-1920 review – revelations and mystifying omissions

A Flemish ‘paintrix’ at the court of Elizabeth I, a magnificent mouth artist and a glamorous suffragette are finally given their due in a show tracing female artists’ rocky road to recognition. But the story too often takes precedence over the art

The Guardian - UK

‘A kick in the teeth’: Leeds artists fear loss of spaces is killing cultural scene

Council spending cuts are forcing studios and venues to close, driving out the city’s creative businesses

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Porky Hefer’s zoomorphic furniture draws attention to the crucial role of wild species

South African artist Porky Hefer presents a new menagerie of inhabitable animal sculptures at New York’s Galerie56, on view until 26 August 2024

The Guardian - AU

Out of cold storage: the miraculous rediscovery of Australian art’s most coveted fridge

In 1958 Clifton Pugh was among 11 artists commissioned to paint Kelvinator fridges, but only one – by Arthur Boyd – was known to have survived. Until now

The Guardian - AU

‘Oh my god, I am beautiful’: the people who pay to have their portrait painted

It’s never been easier to take a flattering image of yourself. So why do people commission professional portraits of themselves or loved ones?

The Guardian - UK

I’m passionate about the future of Glasgow School of Art’s glorious Mackintosh building, not just its past

My call for action to rebuild isn’t ‘sentimental’, it’s an appreciation of brilliant design

The Guardian - UK

‘I put his matchstick men in the bin’: Lowry’s lost sketches go on display for first time

When on holiday in Berwick the artist often gave his work away. Now a new exhibition reveals the value of drawings that survived in a shoebox

The Guardian - UK

Too bald, too mad, too red … How royal portraits get it so wrong

Jonathan Yeo’s divisive painting of the king raises the question of whether paintings of the monarchy have become irrelevant and anachronisitic

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"Get used to it": 3 Korean artists on the importance of social media for creatives

We caught up with the artists at at Seoul Arts Centre.

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