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This Portuguese Pavilion in the Garden is a dramatic space for entertaining

Pavilion in the Garden by Spaceworkers is an event space in Portugal, opening up to its leafy setting through dramatic, minimalist architecture

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Buccellati announces a major retrospective in Venice

The upcoming Buccellati exhibition in Venice, ‘The Prince of Goldsmiths, Rediscovering the Classics’, is produced by Balich Wonder Studio and curated by Alba Cappellieri

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'Sliver of a view': Anglican Dean criticises council support for units plan

Katherine Bowyer fears full views of the cathedral will be lost.

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Floral manicures are a springtime classic and these 11 designs are both whimsical and chic

Spring flower nails are essential when the warm weather hits and these 11 designs are so elevated...

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Queen Margrethe's Abstract Painting Sells For ,300 At Auction

Queen Margrethe's abstract painting sells for 160,000 kroner at auction, surpassing estimates. Learn about her abdication and artistic legacy.

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Perfect parabolas of spurting blood! Did Galileo teach Artemisia the science of gore?

Her savage masterpiece Judith Beheading Holofernes shows in gruesome detail what happens when a man is butchered alive. But how did Gentileschi manage to be so accurate? Our writer explores a centuries-old mystery

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A painting by Denmark's artistic Queen Margrethe exceeds expectations at auction

A painting by Denmark’s Queen Margrethe, who stunned the public by abdicating earlier this year, has been sold at auction in Copenhagen for $23,300 — exceeding the estimated price

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Reethaus is a performance space conceived as ‘a place for radical presence’ in Berlin

Reethaus, a newly opened cultural centre in Berlin, kick-starts a fresh era for the city’s growing creative neighbourhood of Flussbad

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British Museum under fire for sharing 'sexist' TikTok video about Roman exhibition

The British Museum has defended the video saying that it was intended to be joke

Evening Standard

‘It was a perfect match’: how Basquiat found inspiration in California

The artist was mostly known for his work in New York yet in the early 80s, he found a new kind of artistic output out west

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What Happens When Light Bends And The Importance Of Solar Eclipse: Kay Matschullat's Vision Mission For MAXlive

With a lifelong fascination with how collaboration can engage the public, Kay Matschullat dedicates her work to deconstructing barriers and presenting out-of-the-box perceptions.

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‘It’s effortless’: the Moroccan art star who shuns paint and works from his bed

Soufiane Ababri is so against the notion of painters at their easels that he always makes his erotic, irreverent and riotously colourful drawings lying down. Ahead of a major UK show, he reels off the many advantages

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‘I am not very good at design’: architecture’s top honour goes to Riken Yamamoto

The Pritzker prize has been won by the 78-year-old Japanese master whose work ranges from an open-access Hiroshima fire station to a building seemingly made of books

The Guardian - UK

Paris 2024 Olympics unveil official posters that ‘tell a story’

The official posters for the Paris 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games, were unveiled on Monday at the Musée d’Orsay — a former railway station transformed into an imposing museum stretching along the Seine River.

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Painting the unpaintable: Gerhard Richter’s most divisive work returns to Auschwitz

The artist’s Birkenau cycle is based on the only pictures taken by prisoners at the Nazi death camp. As it goes on show next to its source, does it still have the power to shake us?

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Politics, protest and potential: the Barbican explores the power of textiles in art

Unravel: The Power and Politics of Textiles in Art’ at the Barbican Centre in London explores how far the medium has evolved in the last sixty years

The Guardian - UK

Less than 3% of artists named in GCSE art exams are Black or south Asian, study finds

Analysis across four exam boards in England reveals white artists comprise 91.6% of all mentions

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Historic power station lights up with Ten Thousand Suns

The 24th Biennale of Sydney will showcase more than 400 artworks in an exhibition championing different voices, stories and mediums.

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Paris Olympics unveils 'joyful' art deco-style posters inspired by famous landmarks

Vibrant colors and striking landmarks illuminate posters for the Paris Olympic Games in an art deco style inspired by the city’s flamboyant past.

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‘After four hours, I was tired, thirsty and shaking’: the women taking photography to extremes

One became a bird at the toppling of a Cecil Rhodes statue. Another had high heels added to her prosthetic legs. Our writer reports on a powerful show celebrating activist photographers worldwide

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Bus Stop a route to remembering Holocaust atrocities

A new installation at the Melbourne Holocaust Museum invites people to reflect on how to remember Nazi atrocities from the other side of the world.

The Guardian - US

The Harlem Renaissance: expansive exhibition celebrates a vital cultural era

The Met is hosting the first major look at the work of Black artists during the era since 1987, making the link between their work and European modernism

The Guardian - UK

‘Is that a real Banksy?’ Art market struggles with an £18.6m question

Are you a collector with an original Banksy to sell? You’d better have the right paperwork

Evening Standard

Barbara Kruger: massive digital works blaze at Outernet alongside her Serpentine show in London

Silent Writings 2009/2024 will explore communication and control through images and words projected across Outernet’s 360-degree floor-to-ceiling screens

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Can a painting of childbirth be blasphemous and obscene? The police seemed to think so

When God Giving Birth was first shown, it was confiscated by the police after a complaint. This was an insult to everyone who has ever given birth – read on to see the work for yourself

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