British Museum reveals bumper haul of treasures found by the public Finds reported to England’s Portable Antiquities Scheme include medieval bone rosary bead and 3,000-year-old gold dress fastener The Guardian - UK · Jan 23, 2024
The show inviting Australians into Palestinian life: ‘Artists can move nations if they want to’ For her next immersive work, Aseel Tayah is sharing her country’s food and culture. It was conceived before the war escalated – and has evolved continuously since The Guardian - AU · Jan 23, 2024
Lodge at Marconi in Tomales Bay, California, is a modern coastal retreat Lodge at Marconi features a setting immersed in Northern Californian nature, and interior design by Home Studios Wallpaper · Jan 23, 2024
New Devialet Phantom I speaker heralds Chinese Year of the Dragon The Devialet Phantom I by Yang Bao and Wa Liu is a limited edition of the brand’s flagship speaker, a celebration of the Chinese Year of the Dragon Wallpaper · Jan 23, 2024
‘I realised sci-fi horror was the language I was speaking’: Dimitris Papaioannou on how Alien spawned his show Ink He has staged Greece’s Olympic opening ceremony and scenes evoking myths and old masters. Now, the unclassifiable choreographer is taking his cue from Ridley Scott The Guardian - UK · Jan 23, 2024
Abandoned Singapore Mall Becomes Unlikely Art Haven In Singapore, where graffiti is banned, young creatives have taken over an abandoned mall, spray painting colourful murals and holding art workshops to bring the space back to life. International Business Times · Jan 23, 2024
Newcastle Art Gallery costs set to climb higher as above-ground works begin The council is yet to sign a fit-out contract for the gallery. Newcastle Herald · Jan 23, 2024
First impressions: Peruvian artist Adria Alvarado mixes digital and traditional techniques Advice from Boris Vallejo inspired her to become an artist. Creative Bloq · Jan 22, 2024
‘It’s fun, fun, fun’: the Arctic artist who took up painting for ‘cigarette money’ The oldest of 14 children, Shuvinai Ashoona takes inspiration from Inuit mythology and the wildlife of her ice-scape home. As her show comes to Britain, the artist looks back The Guardian - UK · Jan 22, 2024
How Alfalite and César Yagüe Are Redefining Digital Art AlfaArt is a new LED display solution for the luxury sector. Here's what you need to know. AVNetwork · Jan 22, 2024
A first look at Serpentine Pavilion 2024: ‘It really is an archipelago’ The Serpentine Pavilion 2024 opens its doors and we catch up with its architect, Minsuk Cho of Mass Studies, to talk about the design’s origins, concept and future travels Wallpaper · Jan 22, 2024
The monstrous old master: how Succession’s Rubens lays bare the Roy family’s brutality The 17th-century painting The Tiger Hunt depicts a visceral battle for power that perfectly sets up the HBO series – and paintings on the walls in other TV shows hold hidden messages The Guardian - UK · Jan 22, 2024
Ludovic Nkoth’s vibrant paintings reflect on migration Cameroon-born, New York-based Ludovic Nkoth uses acrylic paint to strike a balance between abstraction and figuration Wallpaper · Jan 22, 2024
‘Oh my God, I can put a shoe on my head’: waste walks the runway at Sydney festival Over the weekend, members of the public turned discarded clothes into performance art at House of Fast Fashun The Guardian - AU · Jan 22, 2024
The Guardian - US · Jan 21, 2024 Exhibiting Forgiveness review – André Holland powers moving father-son drama A standout turn from the Moonlight star helps to ignite a powerful story of an artist forced to reconnect with his abusive father
Evening Standard · Jan 21, 2024 Marika Hackman: how a "brush with death" shaped the indie singer's new album Big Sigh The London-based singer-songwriter has been pigeon-holed as everything from a folksy troubadour to a lairy celesbian, but with fourth album Big Sigh she’s playing things her way
Wallpaper · Jan 21, 2024 Sketch London is the canvas for Pearl Lam Galleries’ art takeover Sketch London partners with Pearl Lam Galleries to showcase works by Chinese, Nigerian and British artists
The Guardian - AU · Jan 21, 2024 ‘David Bromley runs this town’: are there hidden depths to the popular, divisive Australian artist? If you think you’ve never seen his work: you definitely have. A documentary about the ubiquitous painter reveals the tragedy behind his compulsive creation
The Guardian - UK · Jan 21, 2024 Maggie’s Royal Free, London review – respite with a flourish from Daniel Libeskind It’s a striking labour of love, yet the starchitect’s design for the UK’s 24th Maggie’s cancer centre lacks the subtler qualities of those where the spaces are more at the service of the quiet, convivial haven within
The Guardian - UK · Jan 21, 2024 Pasquarosa: From Muse to Painter review – like watching a summer sunrise Ingenious, pioneering, self-taught, the 20th-century Italian model turned artist Pasquarosa Marcelli delights in conveying everyday life in joyous colour in the first UK show of her work in almost a century
Wallpaper · Jan 20, 2024 In the aftermath of Japan’s Noto earthquake, what’s next for Ishikawa crafts? Craftspeople from the Ishikawa craft district tell Wallpaper* how the 2024 Noto earthquake affected their community, and what lies ahead
The Guardian - UK · Jan 19, 2024 France and Germany to research provenance of African objects in national museums Three-year €2.1m fund will prioritise former colonies of the two countries and could lead to return of items
Wallpaper · Jan 19, 2024 Bay Area exhibition spotlights San Francisco furniture design community Bay Area furniture design is the subject of ‘Works in Progress’, an exhibition on view at the American Industrial Center in San Francisco’s Dogpatch district until 23 January 2024
The Guardian - UK · Jan 19, 2024 Indestructible review – a YBA makes her comeback in art world satire A feminist artist and teacher is at the centre of Mary Swan’s overstuffed play exploring abuse, sexism and politics
The Guardian - AU · Jan 19, 2024 David Shrigley wants your balls: ‘Just one of many stupid artworks I have made over the years’ At the British artist’s new Melbourne work, you can exchange a ratty old ball for a pristine new one. Just don’t leave an apple instead