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Curators criticise decision to anonymise UK prisoners’ artistic works

Prison Service tells Koestler Arts to stop displaying prisoners’ first names in future exhibitions

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Artist Frank Bowling at 90: 'I’m still trying to make the best painting the world has ever seen'

One of Britain’s greatest living artists hits a landmark birthday today... and launches a project designed to ‘spark the fire of creativity’ in new generations

Evening Standard

Design news: menopause pottery, the water crisis and the team behind Amazon’s smile

The highlights of London’s Collect craft fair, an illuminating show from Sadie Coles and an LA musical repair shop that deserves an Oscar

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At Sadie Coles HQ, artists bring a playful sensuality to lamps

Sadie Coles HQ’s ‘Shine On’ exhibition in London features sculptural lighting by Sarah Lucas, Urs Fischer, and more (until 27 April 2024)

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The Guide #126: From conceptual comics to Turner prize winners, the best of culture online

Stuck inside on a wet and windy February day? Here’s how to see the best in modern art at the tap of a screen

The Guardian - UK

Post-colonial party pads! The architects who got Ghana back in the groove

When the African country gained independence, its architecture exploded as the race to create a new identity began. We go behind the scenes at a show celebrating the builders of this fledgling nation

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Jam Hotel Lisbon is a showcase of circularity and craft

Jam Hotel in Lisbon by Lionel Jadot and Jean-Paul Pütz offsets the raw aesthetic of its repurposed office building with eclectic art, craft and design with a focus on upcycling

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Working-class history worth singing about

Letters: Lauren Collier says there is a public appetite for learning about working-class history. And Austen Lynch argues that folk ballads carry the voice of ‘history from below’

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With National Art Gallery reopened, footfall goes up at Government Museum

Government Museum at Egmore's National Art Gallery reopens after a decade, showcasing historic paintings and sculptures in Indo-Saracenic architecture.

The Hindu

Turning motion into art using soft pastels and Olympic vigour

The first thing that stands out about Lorenzo Mattotti’s works is the explosion of vibrant colours and shapes. Each drawing is full of eye-catching detail, and it’s hard to know where to look.

Radio France Internationale

Shed: Exploded View review – formally daring drama lacks conviction

Inspired by Cornelia Parker famous artwork, and tracking three couples across three decades, Phoebe Eclair-Powell’s play is a clever concept that never catches fire

The Guardian - UK

Martyr! by Kaveh Akbar review – riotous tale of a grieving son

A bereaved man’s unhealthy obsessions are upended by a dying artist in the Iranian-American poet’s kaleidoscopic debut novel

The Guardian - UK

The Time Is Always Now: Soulscapes review – the Black figure reframed to momentous effect

The presence, and absence, of Black figures in western art is turned on its head in an exhilarating showcase of 21st-century artists from the African diaspora. Elsewhere, some of the same artists reimagine landscape

The Guardian - UK

Best floral and botanical art prints that will look great on your wall

Bring the outside in with blooming beautiful artwork

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Desert X AlUla 2024 sees artists explore illusion and mirage

Desert X AlUla 2024 dazzles in its role as a prototype for Saudi Arabia’s permanent land art park, with site-specific installations by native and international artists

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How Black History month has slowly made its way to France

Black History month took root in the US in the 1920s before becoming a national event by the mid-1970s. Some members of the African diaspora in France have been trying to import it and, in the last decade, have succeeded in establishing a homegrown version.

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‘Art isn’t just about dead white males’: galleries fight to lure young visitors

The National Portrait Gallery is challenging the belief that UK museums are exclusively for establishment imagery with a new showcase for black artists – and offering £5 tickets for under-25s

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Ekow Eshun considers the Black figure in portraiture at the National Portrait Gallery

In ‘The Time is Always Now: Artists Reframe the Black Figure’, curator Ekow Eshun unites works from 22 African diasporic artists working in the UK and US

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Peter Blake’s sculptures spark joy at Waddington Custot in London

‘Peter Blake: Sculpture and Other Matters’, at London's Waddington Custot, spans six decades of the artist's career

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As France celebrates, it doesn’t seem like 150 years since the first impressionist exhibition

A major exhibition opens at the Musée d’Orsay and there are shows and festivals across the country

The Hindu

A State in search of a different emblem

Artist Laxman Aelay's emblem design for Telangana State reflects historical dynasties, sparking debate on symbolism and heritage.

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DON OMAR: A Stylish And Grateful Reflection

Explore captivating photos of DON OMAR showcasing his style, charm, and relationships in the entertainment industry, expressing gratitude for fan support a...

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Patricia Kopatchinskaja/Aurora Orchestra review – ferocious evocation of humanity’s reckoning

The violinist leads an unsparing assault of pieces from Biber’s dissonant Battalia à 10 to Ustvolskaya’s Composition No 2 as sirens bellow and metronomes tick down our existence

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Throw off the cloak of snobbery and treat fashion as a serious art form

Letter: Cally Blackman takes issue with a ‘dismissive’ review of the John Singer Sargent exhibition at Tate Britain

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Brian Elliott obituary

Other lives: Artist who set up a screenprinting department at the Slade School of Fine Art and exhibited his paintings widely

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