Women with Black African ancestry ‘at greater risk when plague hit London’ Experts studying remains of victims buried in 14th century say bubonic plague was not an indiscriminate killer The Guardian - UK · Nov 21, 2023
Banksy ‘reveals name’ in unearthed 2003 interview shared by BBC for first time 2003 interview with Banksy has been shared in full by the BBC, where presenter asks artist to confirm if name published in The Independent is true The Independent UK · Nov 21, 2023
Field Museum worker testifies about phone call with then-Ald. Ed BurkeL ‘I perceived it as a threat.’ Prosecutors say the former City Council dean was upset that he had failed to land an internship at the Field Museum for the daughter of a close friend. Chicago Sun-Times · Nov 20, 2023
Timeless allure: why Australia is filled to the brim with exhibitions on ancient Egypt Closing last month, this year WA Museum Boola Bardip in Perth was host to a major exhibition Discovering Ancient Egypt. The Conversation · Nov 20, 2023
Prince William fields a cheeky question about his bank balance during a royal engagement He was put on the spot by an inquisitive 11 year old Marie Claire · Nov 20, 2023
‘It’s part of our psyche’: why Ireland sides with ‘underdog’ Palestine Ireland is seen as an outlier in the EU – but its sympathy for the suffering in Gaza is rooted in its own history The Guardian - UK · Nov 20, 2023
‘There’s a story of racialised exclusion’: the forgotten Chinese artist who transformed Cumbria Li Yuan-chi was influential in British art circles of his time – but struggled to attain broader recognition. A major exhibition of his work shines the light on his legacy The Guardian - UK · Nov 20, 2023
The Whiteness of Glass: strength, fragility and exclusion in New York At Corning Museum of Glass, the medium’s problematic trajectory is reflected in a group show Wallpaper · Nov 20, 2023
Hyderabad hosts Indian Photo Festival’s ninth edition with exhibitions, workshops and more Explore the world of visual storytelling at IPF 2023! From exhibitions to workshops, the ninth edition of the Indian Photo Festival promises to unravel a tapestry of images that transcend boundaries. With 39 exhibitions, 20 finalists for the IPF Portrait Prize, and renowned speakers, the festival is a celebration of… The Hindu · Nov 20, 2023
Seems fishy: why can’t all galleries be more like the National Museum of Women in the Arts? The Washington DC institution has just opened after a two-year renovation – and its collection means you’ll never look at an art museum in the same way again The Guardian - UK · Nov 20, 2023
This artist’s studio on Long Island is carefully placed amidst a wooded site Architects Worrell Yeung designed the Springs artist's studio to blend into the trees, with leafy views from the lofty atelier Wallpaper · Nov 20, 2023
Ancient Egyptian treasure unearthed at British private school after being mistaken for a potato The 18 objects - discovered on three separate occasions - over 30 years, were uncovered at Melville House in Fife, Scotland The Independent UK · Nov 19, 2023
Making New Worlds: Li Yuan-chia and Friends review – the open invitation of one remarkable man What happened when the Chinese artist Li Yuan-chia turned an old barn in Cumbria into a free-form space that attracted everyone from Delia Derbyshire to Andy Goldsworthy? Find out in this captivating group show The Guardian - UK · Nov 19, 2023
Thomas Bayrle is back: the revival of Germany’s veteran pop art radical On the eve of a major retrospective, the artist reflects on the culture and politics of the 1960s and his lifelong fascination with cars The Guardian - UK · Nov 19, 2023
The Guardian - UK · Nov 19, 2023 The week in theatre: Knocking on the Wall; To Have and to Hold; Mates in Chelsea – review An exemplary staging of short plays by overlooked Ena Lamont Stewart; Alun Armstrong is at his hangdog best in Richard Bean’s warm retirement drama; and toffs get both barrels in a heavy-handed satire
The Independent UK · Nov 19, 2023 How to get into Glastonbury Festival if you missed out on tickets Charities and first aid organisations employ thousands of volunteers for Glastonbury each year
The Guardian - UK · Nov 19, 2023 That’s not a potato: mystery of Egyptian treasures found buried in grounds of Scottish school Incredible tale of Melville House where, over a 30-year period, pupils uncovered treasures of antiquity
Wallpaper · Nov 19, 2023 Installation SUPER LIMBO activates the empty building site of Sharjah Mall SUPER LIMBO installation by Limbo Accra and Ivorian textile brand Super Yaya uses weaving methods to activate the paused building site of Sharjah Mall during Sharjah Architecture Triennial 2023
The Guardian - UK · Nov 19, 2023 US accused of sending fake Roman mosaics back to Lebanon Expert claims to have identified copies of mosaics at sites and in museums in Italy, Tunisia, Algeria and Turkey
Wallpaper · Nov 19, 2023 Behind the scenes: Rhona Bitner takes us into America’s performance spaces Rhona Bitner’s evocative photographs are the subject on an exhibition at The Wellin Museum of Art
Wallpaper · Nov 19, 2023 Colombian crafts unite tradition and modernity in Lucia Echavarria’s personal anthology Lucia Echavarria’s 'Magnetic Midnight Maison: A personal anthology of Colombian craft' celebrates the beauty in remembering traditional techniques
AAP · Nov 18, 2023 Art examines the cost and consequence of rural utopias Artists who undertook residencies in regional towns explore the sometimes troubling country landscape, and the notion of rural utopias, in a new exhibition.
AAP · Nov 18, 2023 Art lovers enticed into the woods with Fairy Tales show An exhibition based on the timeless idea of fairy tales uses film, art and design to create a fantastical world.
The Independent UK · Nov 18, 2023 How to get into Glastonbury Festival if you missed out on tickets Charities and first aid organisations employ thousands of volunteers for Glastonbury each year
Evening Standard · Nov 18, 2023 Jill Posener: the iconic photographer documenting lesbian identity amid Section 28 Twenty years after Section 28’s repeal, Posener’s work – which sticks a middle finger up at puritanical censorship – is taking up a well-earned place in the Tate Britain