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Tesfaye Urgessa is the artist behind the first-ever Ethiopian Pavilion at the Venice Art Biennale

Meet Tesfaye Urgessa, the Ethiopian Pavilion’s debut artist, ahead of the Venice Art Biennale 2024

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From the Arctic Circle to the top of European theatre: director Eline Arbo on being ‘an outsider looking in’

The Norwegian theatremaker talks about succeeding Ivo van Hove as artistic director of one of the influential Internationaal Theater Amsterdam and staging classic plays as rock concerts

The Guardian - UK

Why I live in Shepherd's Bush: artist Henry Hudson on warming to his west London 'marriage of convenience'

Artist Henry Hudson swapped east for west last year. Here are his Shepherd’s Bush hits, from that dystopian roundabout to ‘middle-aged’ Shakespeare in the park

Evening Standard

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A Hyderabad art exhibition focuses on Nature, nostalgia and human versus animal conflicts

Experience diverse artistic expressions of nature through paintings by Shampa Sircar Das and other artists at Kalakriti Art Gallery.

The Hindu

UNIQLO Is Quickly Turning into a One-Stop Shop for Some of the Season's Best Collaborations

These are the cream of the crop proving affordable retailer UNIQLO has some of the most in-demand collaborations around.

Fashion Times

Dorothy Hepworth and Patricia Preece: Bloomsbury’s untold story

‘Dorothy Hepworth and Patricia Preece: An Untold Story’ is a new exhibition at Charleston in Lewes, UK, that charts the duo's creative legacy

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“Antiques Roadshow” Expert Refuses To Value Relic From “Awful Business” Of Slave Trade

The Antiques Roadshow expert believes the name of the slave trader was inscribed in the relic and called him a "despicable human being." The post “Antiques Roadshow” Expert Refuses To Value Relic From “Awful Business” Of Slave Trade first appeared on Bored Panda.

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Yinka Shonibare: "The argument that things are safer at the British Museum is a little bit shaky now"

As the British-Nigerian artist’s new Serpentine Gallery show opens he talks about the long arm of colonialism, why art needs to engage, and why the Benin Bronzes should be sent home

Evening Standard

On art and motherhood: the artists doing both

‘Acts of Creation: On Art and Motherhood’, a Hayward Gallery Touring exhibition, has opened in Bristol, showing work by more than 100 artists

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Giorgetti’s ‘Liz’ furniture collection is all about curvaceous fun

The ‘Liz’ bench, console and valet, by Silvia Musetti for Giorgetti, are among our Salone del Mobile 2024 highlights, featured in May Wallpaper*, on sale 11 April

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OPINION - In this time of war and strife, Britain needs the Imperial War Museums more than ever

The echoes of historic conflicts continue to resonate in the scenes we witness each day in the news — and the Imperial War Museums (IWM) contribute to our understanding of not just history, but of present-day war and conflict.

Evening Standard

Russia-Ukraine war: Volodymyr Zelenskiy discusses drone production with military and government officials – as it happened

Ukrainian president says officials discussed project to build integrated electronic warfare control system to protect against Russian attacks

The Guardian - UK

From Banksy’s green leaves to Miami’s pink islands, public art’s a party – and everyone’s invited!

Yoko Ono hung wishes from trees. Jeanne-Claude and Christo coated entire coastlines. But their work had one thing in common: it made us think about what we should cherish – and what we are losing

The Guardian - UK

Ukrainian sculptor who fled Kyiv accepted into Royal Society of British Artists

Alex Lidagovsky was forced to leave Ukraine with his family when his studio was bombed during the Russian invasion

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Perth Museum review – a new-look leveller for the ancient seat of kings

The mythic Stone of Destiny, used in Scottish and British coronations for centuries, is the star attraction of the £27m redeveloped Perth Museum – now brighter, easier to access and as eclectic as ever

Radio France Internationale

French antique art dealers lobby against EU rules that threaten trade

Antique art dealers in France are campaigning against forthcoming EU regulations that aim to restrict illicit imports of cultural artefacts, but which critics say risk criminalising legitimate traders too.

The Guardian - UK

Back to square one: why defenders at City and Arsenal are the middle men

There is a strong possibility that all four full-back roles at the Etihad will be filled by players usually deployed as centre-backs

The Hindu

Ranjan Kaul’s hybrid identities

New Delhi-based artist Ranjan Kaul thinks of his paintings as “self-sufficient short stories”, and in ‘Within, Without’, he crafts a tale around an Indian socio-political theme

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Derek Jarman's House: Inside Prospect Cottage

A new book shines a spotlight inside Derek Jarman's Dungeness 'escape house'

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Warren Street Hotel is a colourful marvel in downtown Tribeca

The Warren Street Hotel boasts a distinct blue façade by Stonehill Taylor and eclectic interiors by Kit Kemp Design Studio

The Guardian - UK

Artistic unicorns, protest ceramics and queer art from Morocco – the week in art

Greenham Common inspires a new generation, designer Enzo Mari gets playful and Perth Museum dedicates its first exhibition to a mythical beast prized since antiquity

The Guardian - US

‘They kept us alive for thousands of years’: could saving Palestinian seeds also save the world?

Vivien Sansour, founder of the Palestine Heirloom Seed Library, believes biodiversity could help feed an entire planet in crisis

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Anselm Kiefer's vast mixed media works take over Florence's Palazzo Strozzi

A new exhibition, 'Fallen Angels,' sees Anselm Kiefer present a combination of old and new works that reflect Palazzo Strozzi's unique position within the Florentine Renaissance

Evening Standard

Big, bright and beautiful: 10 of the best London live/work flats on the market now

Flooded with even light, these warehouse conversions and studios are catnip for creative types

The Guardian - UK

Gill Watkiss obituary

Other lives: Artist whose paintings portrayed the people, places and windswept beauty of Cornwall

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