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Emmerdale spoilers: Mary Goskirk is a victim of REVENGE porn?

Airs Monday 17th July 2023 at 7.30pm on ITV.

WhatToWatch

New creative lead appointed at Manchester Art Gallery ahead of its 200th year anniversary

"I'm hugely excited to have been given the opportunity to play a central role in the life and history of Manchester Art Gallery."

Manchester Evening News

OPINION - No wonder London is losing its artists, we are pricing them out

As the cost of living crisis deepns it’s beginning to leave a permanent fault line that is getting wider every year.After years of cutting funding to state schools and curtailing arts education, the disparities between the haves and have nots in our capital are clearer than ever. This financial gap…

Evening Standard

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Ecstatic, devastating, revolutionary: Nan Goldin’s seminal work debuts in Australian show

Record of queer life, love and chosen family is tinged with despair

The Guardian - AU

France Unbowed party convicted for infringement of a street artist's copyright

In June 2020, the French street artist Combo accused Jean-Luc Mélenchon and his France Unbowed party of using one of his murals in their campaign clips without his permission. A Paris court has ordered them to pay 40,000 euros to the artist, his lawyer said.

Radio France Internationale

Artist Grayson Perry is planning a musical about his colourful life

“We’ve written 14 or 15 songs already” Perry has said

Evening Standard

‘I didn’t live up to my dad’s expectations’: artist Corbin Shaw on how masculinity inspires his work

After collaborations with Martin Parr and queer party Homobloc, the 24-year old reflects on how Sheffield’s football terraces, boxing gyms and pubs influenced him

The Guardian - UK

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Glasgow 'hellhole' homeless hotel had more than £6m of public money pumped into it

A homeless man who was given emergency accommodation in the Copland Hotel in Govan began researching using Freedom of Information laws and discovered it was branded "disgusting" by council chiefs.

Glasgow Live

Over £6million of public cash spent on 'hellhole' hotel for the homeless in Glasgow

Stomach-churning revelations over standards at the Copland Hotel in Glasgow’s Govan have been exposed by a homeless man once forced to live there.

Daily Record

Painting reattributed to Gainsborough after six decades labelled unknown

Experts delighted portrait refound but say this is ‘cautionary tale’, stressing importance of rigorous checks to avoid misattribution

The Guardian - UK

Abe Shinzo, it seems we hardly knew you

A year has passed since former Japanese Prime Minister Abe Shinzo was assassinated by a gunman during a campaign rally in Nara on July 8, 2022. Much like the assassination of US President John F Kennedy in Dallas in 1963, Abe's murder marked a watershed moment in Japan's history.

Bangkok Post

Scots artist 'beyond devastated' after thugs torch mobile art studio caravan

Andrea Douglas was horrified to learn that a caravan she had converted into a personal workshop was set alight on Friday.

Daily Record

Barnard Castle toasts its famous silver swan as museum seeks money for repair

As mechanical bird’s 250th anniversary arrives, time and lack of regular use in lockdowns has taken toll

The Guardian - UK

‘People want to shake it out’: dance away the tears at a ‘grief rave’ in a pink disco kiosk

London artist Annie Frost Nicholson is touring her Fandangoe Discoteca dancefloor to help people process bereavement

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A sustainable house built to blend into the Brazilian jungle

It began as a garden in the mountains, but this artists’ home evolved into a retreat designed to disappear from view, hidden by plants

The Guardian - UK

‘It’s like a hostile environment’: London’s creative core at risk as artists in poverty quit

UK capital as ‘huge generator of wealth’ under threat as a third of visual artists struggle to pay for studios

Bristol Post

Unicorn artist calls out ‘shameful’ vandalism of statues on Bristol trail

The Golden unicorn at Castle Park is specifically raising money for children with leukaemia

Daily Mirror

'Mother of Dragons' invites Game Of Thrones' prequel staff to see 500ft beast in garden

Karen Jones has issued an open invitation to House of the Dragon (HOTD) producers to visit her creation and see for themselves a real-life Welsh dragon

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Belfast Live

Photographer taken back by 'amazing response' to tiny Holyland studio

Nathan Magee has had Oscar winners and film stars such as Jude Hill have their headshots taken in his makeshift studio

The National (Scotland)

Work of Elizabeth Blackadder to be celebrated at Edinburgh Art Festival

A MAJOR retrospective of one of Scotland’s most celebrated female artists is part of a “Wonder Woman” season during the Edinburgh Art Festival…

Liverpool Echo

Floral tributes left alongside mural for much-loved Elle Edwards

A mural for Elle has been completed in New Brighton

Belfast Live

Belfast couple quit jobs to follow their passion

The couple said that they love to see people grow their self esteem

Edinburgh Live

Edinburgh scheme's forgotten giant stone man sculpture becomes listed building

The giant sculpture in a simplified form, was a 33-metre-long interactive human figure lying on the ground, with tunnel passageways through its torso and its outstretched arms and legs.

Manchester Evening News

Sonic Geography at Manchester International Festival

The one-off show at the Bridgewater Hall sees the BBC Philharmonic play new music inspired by the climate crisis

The Guardian - UK

Thunderclap: A Memoir of Art and Life & Sudden Death by Laura Cumming review – up in smoke

The critic explains her fascination with Carel Fabritius, whose studio was destroyed in a 17th-century explosion

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