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Google and Chromasonic make sense of colour at Milan Design Week

Google's interactive installation in collaboration with Chromasonic demonstrates how colour influences our perception of the world

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Architecture students design Olympic fan zones for Paris suburbs

How can people living outside the centre of Paris get the most out of the Olympic Games? French architecture students sought to answer the question by designing portable fan zones for the northern Paris suburb of Saint-Denis.

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‘Liminal Gaps’ at Mumbai’s NMACC plays with history and time

Group show ‘Liminal Gaps’ at Mumbai’s NMACC explores different artist’s idea of liminality, curated by Triadic

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Dreamy cakes from a lady who dreams about cakes

As Brisbane prepares for Australia's biggest cake decorating competition, one of its biggest stars reflects on her lack of baking skills only a few years ago.

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Who killed Caravaggio and why? His final paintings may hold the key

A killer himself, Caravaggio died at 38 – desperate, disfigured and on the run from the Knights of St John. His greatest works – with which he bargained for his life – cast light on one of art’s darkest mysteries

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Gilbert and George’s 10 commandments for making art in London from putting on pop-ups to embracing the times

The iconic London duo have their say on how to make it in the art world

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Gilbert and George's essential guide to London Life: from pubs and galleries... to palaces

They are East End legends and two of the capital’s greatest living artists – here they share their favourite spots from an artists pub to the station at the centre of the universe

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Venice Art Biennale 2024 enters its last few weeks: here's what to see before it closes

The Venice Art Biennale (20 April - 24 November 2024), will soon be winding down. Don'r miss these highlights around Venice

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Death-defying darkness, thought-provoking pop art and unrepentant nudes – the week in art

Caravaggio proves haunting, Yinka Shonibare brings colonial figures down to size and Monica Sjöö photographs the goddess feminism – all in your weekly dispatch

The Guardian - UK

Brian Eno starts climate activist army

His non-violent think tank aims to drive change through art and conversation

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Ronan Bouroullec exhibition at Centre Pompidou features ceramics and amorphous ink drawings

Centre Pompidou hosts Ronan Bouroullec's decorative designs, reflecting the designer's ongoing explorations of form and function (until 23 September 2024)

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‘War, refugees, destruction’: colonialism and conflict key themes of Venice Biennale

This year’s ‘Olympics of the art world’ features many artists wrestling with ideas of colonialism and its lingering influence

The Guardian - UK

How the mindful craft of pottery is growing popular in Visakhapatnam

Discover the magic of pottery in Visakhapatnam, a calming creative outlet sparking renewed interest among artists and enthusiasts.

The Hindu

Guglielmo Castelli considers fragility and violence with painting series in Venice

Guglielmo Castelli’s exhibition ‘Improving Songs for Anxious Children’ at Palazzetto Tito, Venice, explores childhood as the genesis of discovery

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The iconoclastic art inspiring the next generation

Dale Frank's latest exhibition will crowd the senses in an irreverent and satirical display that transcends mediums, conventions and generations.

The Guardian - UK

The BBC, Ofcom and now the British Museum – why do the Tories keep interfering in cultural appointments?

No 10’s meddling is corrupting the integrity of public postings, and turning institutions into political pawns, says the Guardian’s chief culture writer, Charlotte Higgins

The Guardian - AU

I told a friend about my husband’s poor finances and now he secretly mocks him. What should I do?

It’s a shame your friend has started making jokes like this, writes advice columnist Eleanor Gordon-Smith. But there’s a way to put a stop to this dynamic

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The Activism Award 2024 goes to Studio Bark, architecture’s passionate champions

Architecture’s Activism Award 2024 has been announced, crowning Studio Bark as the winner from a shortlist of six nominees

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George Osborne clashed with No 10 over selection of British Museum director

Museum chair rejected demand that Rishi Sunak be able to pick candidate from shortlist of two

Latin Times

National Gallery of Art in Washington D.C. Appoints Inaugural Curator of Latino Art

Natalia Angeles Vieyra will serve as the Gallery's first associate curator of Latino art. The role is part of a larger initiative to promote the genre

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Artesanos partners ancient Peruvian cultures and contemporary craft for Milan Design Week

Atesanos is an exhibition celebrating heritage and renewal, with new furniture pieces by Maddalena Casadei, Giulio Iacchetti, and Zaven at Fuorisalone 2024

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Lanvin embraces the absurd in new collaboration with artist Erwin Wurm

Austrian artist Erwin Wurm is the latest participant in Lanvin Lab, the French house’s ongoing ’dialogue’ with creatives across disciplines, creating a large-scale sculpture featuring Lanvin’s ’Cat’ bag

The Guardian - US

‘It’s our job to change it for the better’: can artists influence the US election?

A new campaign brings together major names in the art world, including Shepard Fairey and Carrie Mae Weems, to urge voters to choose democracy over fascism

Evening Standard

OPINION - Vandals and kill-joys ruin London's public art like Banksy — let us ordinary people enjoy it

I’m not being funny but… we can’t have nice things. I’m talking about art. The latest in London art news has seen Banksy creating new work in Finsbury Park — a beautiful mural behind a real tree that gives the appearance of leaves. A few weeks ago Banksy confirmed it…

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Yinka Shonibare considers the tangled relationship between Africa and Europe at Serpentine South

Yinka Shonibare‘s ‘Suspended States’ at Serpentine South, London, considers history, refuge and humanitarian support (until 1 September 2024)

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