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Photoespaña: the exhibition where the staging is as impressive as the art

Madrid’s yearly photography festival has shone light on new photographers, established industry names, and artists whose work has gone unrecognised for decades

The Guardian - UK

Alphonse Mucha and Art Nouveau: 100 years after its creation, his work is still a balm for a world in upheaval

Alphonse Mucha’s body of work is full of contradictions.

The Conversation

The sound of struggle: South Africa's lasting legacy of cultural resistance

Thirty years after the end of apartheid in South Africa, the cultural resistance artists waged against white minority rule continues to inspire new generations of creators.

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Gavin Jantjes: To Be Free! A Retrospective 1970-2023 review – fierce and subtle

From post-pop art to late-flowering expressionism, the South African artist is one of his country’s most significant, and this huge survey shows off his extraordinary range

The Guardian - UK

Antiques Roadshow dropped from BBC One tonight — here's why

Antiques Roadshow isn't on BBC One this evening but you can watch it!

WhatToWatch

A Putney riverside house project updates a Victorian home on the River Thames

This Putney riverside house by VATRAA showcases the contemporary transformation of a Victorian home on the River Thames

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‘Painting is dead’: celebrating the 150th anniversary of photography in 1989

Diverse, sensational and featuring ghosts, the earliest pictures were not as we might imagine them

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‘In South Africa, you hear of disappearance all the time’: one photographer’s search for his sister’s missing years

Lindokuhle Sobekwa has made a moving attempt to retrace the steps of a sibling, now dead, whose decade-long absence left a hole at his family’s heart

The Guardian - UK

The body, pleasure and play: Beryl Cook and Tom of Finland united in London

Tom of Finland’s homoeroticism meets Beryl Cook’s female-oriented camp as Studio Voltaire unites work by the two artists in a London exhibition

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Rare photographs by Dora Maar cast Picasso’s tormented muse in a new light

London gallery shows intimate images, including portraits of the artist, that reveal a great talent in her own right

The Guardian - UK

Exhibition uses 'levitation' to offer fresh look at Scotland's royal past

A FREE exhibition that offers a fresh perspective on Scotland’s royal past uses a new photographic technique which has won artist Nancy Pinkerton…

The National (Scotland)

Shigeru Ban has perfected the art of enclosure

Taschen’s new XXL monograph, Shigeru Ban. Complete Works 1985 – Today, brings out the sheer diversity of the Japanese architect’s work

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This clean and sheer manicure is the equivalent of a lip stain for your nails

Delivering a glowy and flattering tint while allowing your natural nails to shine through, this sheer look makes for the ultimate, elevated mani...

Woman & Home

‘He thought it was fun’: how Rubens painted over an old master to give it life

Hi-tech imaging reveals the artist tinkered with Herri met de Bles’s painting to improve the composition of figures

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Harlem-born artist Tschabalala Self’s colourful ode to the landscape of her childhood

Tschabalala Self’s new show at Finland's Espoo Museum of Modern Art evokes memories of her upbringing, in vibrant multi-dimensional vignettes

The Independent UK

‘Only to love art’: The gallery that Miro, Giacometti and Braque thought of as a second home

Amy Fleming visits the Maeght Foundation in Saint-Paul-de-Vence, which is celebrating its 60th birthday with a new extension and an exhibition that recalls the closeness of Bonnard and Matisse to its founders

The Guardian - AU

Pyramid scheme: the Pharaoh show comes to the National Gallery of Victoria

After eight years of discussion the British Museum’s biggest international show is the largest Egyptian exhibition yet staged in Australia

The Guardian - UK

Tracey Emin and Imelda Staunton get damehoods in king’s birthday honours

Others honoured from cultural world include the writer Monica Ali, choreographer Wayne McGregor and children’s laureate Joseph Coelho

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Design Miami Basel 2024 honours Gaetano Pesce

Design Miami Basel 2024 pays homage to the late Gaetano Pesce with a special display of his most iconic works taking over the fair's entrance hall (until 16 June 2024)

Cycling Weekly

Louis Garneau creates 100 paintings in 24 hours to support Major Taylor Film 'Whirlwind'

Louis Garneau painted 100 pieces in 24 hours to support upcoming Major Taylor Film 'Whirlwind'

The Independent UK

As the number of displaced people surges, an 'Inflatable Refugee' in Barcelona sparks questions

A 20-foot-tall “Inflatable Refugee” is on display at Barcelona's Gran Teatre del Liceu opera house

Dynamite News

Exciting summer camp begins in Chandigarh, fostering creativity and learning

An eagerly awaited summer camp has begun in Chandigarh, attracting students of all ages from across the city. Designed to cater to a diverse group of participants, this inclusive camp promises a summer filled with creativity, learning, and fun. Read further on Dynamite News:

The Independent UK

Two leading ladies of the arts to be made Dames

Artist Tracey Emin and philanthropist and author Hannah Rothschild are set to be awarded damehoods in the King’s Honours List

The Conversation

National Gallery at 200: in praise of Artemisia Gentileschi’s Self Portrait as Saint Catherine of Alexandria

A formidable artist and businesswoman of the baroque period, famous for her skill in conveying female strength and creating drama with her brush, Artemisia Gentileschi (1593-1654) was – and still is – in high demand.

The Guardian - UK

Love through the lens, a dynasty of Japanese printmaking and Leeds’s finest – the week in art

The Yoshida family’s remarkable legacy, Alison Wilding’s subtle and surprising sculptures and this year’s rather tired effort from the Royal Academy

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