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“There are no rules and no planning: just organic, true doodling,” says Mr Doodle as he launches major exhibition

He doodled his entire house, and now Mr Doodle has opened his first UK exhibition at the Holburne Museum.

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London Craft Week 2024: what to see and do from V&A's Craft Symposium to National Army Museum's sword-making

This week some of the city’s biggest galleries and museums are celebrating global craftmanship with 225,000 visitors expected

Evening Standard

Art gallery or home? Iconic minimalist house designed to display art for sale in Mayfair

The property on Hays Mews was commissioned by Doris Lockhart Saatchi in 1987 and later owned by art collector Ralph I. Goldenberg

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Smiles, waves and flashed body parts: video portal links Dublin and New York

Dubliners urged to give ‘Irish welcome’ via interactive sculpture, but bad behaviour has also been on display

The Guardian - UK

SFMOMA’s new exhibition explores the design, craft and art of noise

'Art of Noise' digs into San Francisco MOMA’s visual archives and collections to bring together audio objects and installations from around the world

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Hairy, scary and extraordinary: a playful, brutal show for art made from – and about – hair

The Heide’s latest exhibition explores the power and politics of hair, through shoes made of wigs, a phallus of human hair and Marina Abramović

The Guardian - AU

Magdalene Odundo review – quietly devastating defiance in an English stately home

Ceramics by Odundo at this Palladian mansion sit seamlessly yet purposefully alongside existing pieces, symbols of remembrance and the venue’s legacy of slavery

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Chelsea flower show hosts garden designed to help survivors of torture

Charity that challenged UK’s Rwanda policy helps create space designed to evoke happier memories of homelands

The Guardian - UK

Cries of defiance are all Palestinians and their supporters have left to keep hope alive

Acts of solidarity will be demonised and slogans will be twisted, but they have never been more important, says Guardian columnist Nesrine Malik

The Guardian - UK

‘I’ve always been compelled by Frankenstein’: Tai Shani at The Cosmic House

Turner Prize-winning artist Tai Shani references the deconstructed human form at The Cosmic House in London's Holland Park

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Artists battle to save Bristol studios in Banksy neighbourhood

Creatives at Jamaica Street Studios fear building will be snapped up by a developer if they don’t raise funds in time

The Guardian - UK

Testing the Asus ProArt Studiobook 16 OLED: A Father-Daughter Journey

Almost a year ago, Nvidia sent my daughter and me Asus ProArt laptops to test from different perspectives. This wasn't just about specs; it was about empowering her creativity

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‘My own inner critic is a bully’: Julia Cameron on creative demons and updating The Artist’s Way

Creativity guru Julia Cameron has long inspired others. Now she’s sharing her own secret weapon

The Guardian - UK

‘Greedy, tricky and lacking politeness’: Francis Bacon’s contempt for the Marlborough Gallery

Exclusive: Previously unheard tapes of the coveted British artist reveal his frustration at his long-time London art dealers

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Art world gavel-to-gavel: Spring auctions kick off in New York despite market setbacks, cyberattacks

With sales of $14.9 billion last year, the art market saw a 14 percent drop compared to 2022

Radio France Internationale

Marseille art festival tells migrant stories with an Olympic twist

The Spring Contemporary Art Festival – also known as PAC – showcases emerging and well-known artists around dozens of venues in a three-week festival of creativity across south-east France. This year, with the Olympic Games on the horizon, sport has inspired the program, as well as Marseille's migrant-rich identity.

The Guardian - UK

Artemisia in Birmingham; Jesse Jones: Mirror Martyr Mirror Moon; Dion Kitson: Rue Britannia review – reshaping art history

The Ikon gallery’s dramatic display of the National’s Gentileschi, coupled with Jesse Jones’s terrific installation, sees the past anew, while a Dudley-born artist makes poetry with tragicomic memorials

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Tate Britain acquires first painting by pioneering English female artist overlooked for a century

Gallery to display first Louise Jopling work acquired for nation as part of new exhibition exploring women artists in British history

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The big picture: Huck Finn in 1970s New Jersey

Pioneering Black photographer Ming Smith captures four boys creating rafts from rubbish in New Jersey

The Guardian - UK

I’m worried my new partner won’t love who I really am

Try to steer your focus to what you want rather than what you think you should be

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London Craft Week 2024: the best artisan-made works to discover across the city

London Craft Week 2024 takes over the city (13-19 May 2024), we put together a list of highlights to discover the best craft across town

International Business Times

New York Gears Up For Major Spring Auctions After Soft 2023

New York's major auction houses were preparing for the start of their all-important Spring sales on Monday even as Christie's came under a cyberattack that affected its website.

The Guardian - UK

Glasgow’s burned-out marvel: will the restoration of Mackintosh’s School of Art ever happen?

People wept in the street when the magnificent Mackintosh building was nearly destroyed by two fires. So why, 10 years on, is there still no plan – or funding – for its repair?

The Guardian - UK

Franki Raffles and Joanne Coates review – studies of women and class show how little things have changed

Two exhibitions – one by a Marxist, lesbian, feminist active in the 80s and the other by a modern working-class artist – reveal the intersectionality of the female experience across space and time

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Roller derby clashes and raining applause at art show

Visitors to a contemporary art exhibition can stand alone in the dark and listen to applause, or find themselves surrounded by the violence of roller derby.

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