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John Swinney confirms 'key' Creative Scotland fund can continue

JOHN Swinney has announced the resources required for Creative Scotland to continue the work of its Open Fund have now been made available.

The National (Scotland) · Sep 4, 2024

‘You should not take yourself too seriously or you risk becoming boring’: Luca Guadagnino and Nicolò Rosmarini on Homo Faber 2024

As the design and film worlds flocked to Venice at the weekend for Homo Faber and the Venice Film Festival, Wallpaper* sat down in a cool salon with two men in hot demand to take their temperature on craft, interiors and gold leaf cable covers

Wallpaper · Sep 4, 2024

Kenyan artists reflect Gen Z hopes and frustrations in new exhibition

As young protesters in Kenya took to the streets in June to demand the government account for its spending of taxpayers’ money, the Wajukuu Art Project was opening a new exhibition in Nairobi.

The Conversation · Sep 4, 2024

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‘Architecture is about shaping environments that enhance human experiences,’ says Büro Koray Duman

Büro Koray Duman, a young USA practice, features in the Wallpaper* Architects Directory 2024

Wallpaper · Sep 4, 2024

Inflatable ape looks for love at Sydney Contemporary

The Sydney Contemporary showcases works by more than 400 artists with hopes the event will generate some $20 million in sales.

AAP · Sep 4, 2024

From Queer PowerPoint to sonic immersion: highlights from Melbourne’s experimental arts festival Now or Never

The City of Melbourne’s Now Or Never Festival has just finished its second year, packing an exciting and experimental ten-day punch with a focus on art, ideas, sound and technology.

The Conversation · Sep 4, 2024

Influencer bride begs for free artwork in exchange for social media exposure

‘Since she shamed your number of followers for your business, you should reply that you only work with real influencers who have 1M+ followers PER platform,’ one Reddit user writes

The Independent UK · Sep 3, 2024

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Burning Man attendees face raging dust storm as they wait hours to leave festival

Last year, Burning Man attendees were stuck in impassable, acidic mud after monsoon rains hit the festival

The Independent UK · Sep 3, 2024

How communities can protect and revitalise their heritage in gentrifying neighbourhoods

From Williamsburg in New York to Shoreditch in London, artists looking for cheap premises have long been pioneers in revitalising old neighbourhoods, breathing new life into neglected areas while injecting a sense of coolness, desirability and creative energy. Around them, little businesses spring up to service their needs from coffee…

The Conversation · Sep 3, 2024

Rob and Nick Carter: AI is exciting for artists, the possibilities are limitless

The husband-and-wife duo tell Nancy Durrant about embracing tech in the art world and their exclusive print for Standard readers

Evening Standard · Sep 3, 2024

Self-Diagnosis Is Making Memoir Too Predictable

The joy of reading memoir is to watch another mind puzzle through its inner mechanics. If the outcome is already decided, why bother?

The Walrus · Sep 3, 2024

Artist known for work critiquing Cultural Revolution arrested in China

Gao Zhen, who was visiting from US, reportedly accused of slandering China’s heroes and martyrs

The Guardian - UK · Sep 3, 2024

Pioneering artist Futura 2000: ‘It’s been very improbable, my career’

The New York multimedia luminary celebrates five decades of groundbreaking work in a new retrospective exhibit

The Guardian - US · Sep 3, 2024

Frieze Seoul 2024: the highlights

As Frieze Seoul returns to COEX, in the centre of Gangnam, from September 4-7 2024, we round up the must-sees

Wallpaper · Sep 3, 2024

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The Guardian - UK · Sep 2, 2024

From gnarled hands to murder: the show exposing the world’s worst workplaces

Hard Graft, an unsparing new exhibition at the Wellcome Collection, showcases artworks that respond to employee exploitation, from the ruined hands of a washerwoman to the lung-damaged workers of Death Alley

Wallpaper · Sep 2, 2024

R & Company surveys American design and craft in Objects: USA triennial exhibition

The New York gallery, R & Company, has collaborated with curators Angelik Vizcarrondo-Laboy and Kellie Riggs to create an expansive overview of contemporary making in America

The National (Scotland) · Sep 2, 2024

Exhibition celebrating Scottish city's Brutalism architecture announced

AN INTERACTIVE exhibition exploring Glasgow’s love-hate relationship with Brutalism architecture has been announced ...

The Guardian - UK · Sep 2, 2024

Axe to grind: toolmaking father and daughter revive lost Sheffield tradition

Tired of cheap, poor-quality tools, Robin and JoJo Wood decided to resurrect the craft – with orders now coming from around the world

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The Guardian - UK · Sep 2, 2024

Don’t Forget to Remember review – art, identity and the slow disintegration of dementia

This elegiac Irish film documents the relationship between street artist Asbestos and his mother, and the public art project he makes to help process his grief

Wallpaper · Sep 2, 2024

Studio Heech transforms a Seoul home, nodding to Pierre Chareau’s Maison De Verre

Young South Korean practice Studio Heech joins the Wallpaper* Architects’ Directory 2024, our annual round-up of exciting emerging architecture studios

The Guardian - AU · Sep 1, 2024

Three things with Abdul Abdullah: ‘I saw a TikTok that said if you’re a grown man who uses a backpack, you’ve made some poor life choices’

In Guardian Australia’s weekly interview about objects, the Perth-born artist shares a painting that takes pride of place in his home – and why he won’t be shamed for toting a bag

The Guardian - UK · Sep 1, 2024

Medusa of the Roses by Navid Sinaki review – erotic Iranian noir

The Tehran-born film-maker’s powerful debut novel explores the burgeoning relationship between two friends that endangers their lives

The Guardian - UK · Sep 1, 2024

The Shape of Things: Still Life in Britain review – compelling proof that objects do talk…

From William Nicholson’s lustrous silver casket to a prisoner’s last meal, this first major show devoted to British still life is full of surprises

The National (Scotland) · Sep 1, 2024

Temporary exhibitions leave lasting impression at Scottish art festival

EXHIBITIONS so often compel us with the glimpse into the artist’s mind, a snapshot of the world from the perspective of a creative ...

The Guardian - UK · Sep 1, 2024

Slow down. Stay offline. Be bored

In time, restlessness gives way to new thinking, as artists from Anish Kapoor to Grayson Perry have attested

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