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Kerry James Marshall donates portrait of Henry Louis Gates Jr to Cambridge University

World-renowned artist gifts painting to mark award of honorary degree for author’s outstanding achievements

The Guardian - UK

'Best of the best': demand drives art fair expansion

The 2024 Melbourne Art Fair will be held annually from 2024, driven by demand from both buyers and galleries.

AAP

‘It’s a very rich story’: the complicated connection between Manet and Degas

An expansive new exhibition at the Met explores the fractious personal and professional relationship between two titans of the French art world

The Guardian - US

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Jónsi from Sigur Rós makes a volcano: ‘It goes straight up the arse to rattle your bones’

An immersive exhibition at Mona in Hobart merges music, sound and scent to evoke an eruption, from an artist who is always finding new ways to move his audience

The Guardian - AU

Pussy Riot’s Tolokonnikova: ‘Russia wants me poisoned, dead, or in jail’

A founding member of the punk feminist art collective, who is wanted in Russia, talks to Al Jazeera.

Al Jazeera

New Van Gogh show in Paris focuses on artist's extraordinarily productive and tragic final months

A new museum exhibition in Paris focuses on the last months of Dutch master Vincent van Gogh before he shot himself in 1890

The Independent UK

‘I want to unleash rage’: Iranian exile Shirin Neshat on her film about veils, prison and rape

The artist is returning to the inflammatory approach that caused a storm in the 1990s – with a harrowing film about a woman the Iranian authorities try to crush (warning: images contain nudity)

The Guardian - UK

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Alasdair Gray and Agnes Owens continue to inspire a new generations of artists

IN 2020, not long after the passing of one of Scotland’s greatest-ever creative minds, the Alasdair Gray Archive was created to document the…

The National (Scotland)

Frans Hals review – a joyful Dutch master in the spotlight

Often overshadowed by his contemporary Rembrandt, the 17th-century Haarlem artist is revealed to be a genius of the telling portrait in this first showcase of his work in 30 years

The Guardian - UK

‘I am the witness and the subject’: Magnum photographer Jim Goldberg on telling his own story

Now 70, the revered photographer, known for documentary projects such as Raised By Wolves, has turned the focus on himself with a photobook chronicling his own journey via birth, love, death…

The Guardian - UK

Heart of stone: turning a remote Scottish barn into a stylish home

Architect Lily Jencks inherited a 19th-century shell in the wilds of Dumfriesshire and has transformed it with empathy and flair

The Guardian - UK

The WA artist finding beauty in the wild and unruly

Five female artists from rural Australia will feature in a new exhibition, including Lauren Kennedy who lets the elements influence her work.

AAP

How ‘a Van Gogh on the block’ mural was restored on the South Side, then almost destroyed

This week’s Murals and Mosaics newsletter explores how a decades-old mural in South Shore was almost lost, and the art that lines the walls of O’Hare Airport.

Chicago Sun-Times

‘Disrespectful’ artwork to stay in place near scene of drownings

Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole Council reversed decision to remove 15 metre archway from beach after speaking with victims’ families.

The Independent UK

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The Guardian - UK

Intimacy with strangers: Marina Abramović puts the squeeze on

The artist’s Royal Academy retrospective revives her 1977 live work in which visitors pass through a naked couple in a doorway – and reveal something of themselves

Chicago Sun-Times

Picture Chicago: 17 of the best Sun-Times photos from this week in news

Chicago Police Supt. Larry Snelling was sworn in as the city’s top cop, United Auto Workers members went on strike in Illinois, and a 12-foot puppet of a Syrian refugee girl walked along Navy Pier.

The Guardian - UK

Rachel Heller obituary

Artist whose vivid works were lauded by the likes of David Hockney and Maggi Hambling

The Conversation

Every science lab should have an artist on the team – here’s why

I’ve been conducting scientific research with experts who specialise in advanced microscopy at Nottingham University for more than ten years. But I’m not a scientist – I’m an artist and lecturer in illustration.

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Chicago Sun-Times

Historic South Side mural is restored in vivid detail, days later mistakenly nearly painted over

The late Mitchell Caton and Calvin Jones’ 1981 painting recently was repainted. Another artist, unaware, began painting over it: “If he’d gone another 10 minutes, it could’ve been gone.”

The Guardian - UK

Erwin Olaf obituary

Dutch photographer who constructed his own surrealist dreamworld in meticulously staged images

The Guardian - UK

Mother criticises Bournemouth council over artwork at spot where son died

Vanessa Abbess ‘shocked’ by decision to put festival installation on beach where tragedy unfolded in May

The Guardian - UK

Prix Pictet Human at the V&A review: an exhilarating, scary photographic journey

The Indian photographer Gauri Gill took the top prize with some indelible desert images, but there’s a lot to savour, and to mourn, in the work of her fellow contenders

The Independent UK

Council removes ‘disrespectful’ arts installation from Bournemouth beach

The move follows a complaint from the family of Joe Abbess, 17, who drowned off the Dorset beach in May.

The Guardian - UK

American anxiety, Georgian fireworks and a Black British pioneer – the week in art

Philip Guston paints an unhinged States, Claudette Johnson’s haunting drawings get a big show and a magical light is shone on the 18th century – all in your weekly dispatch

The Independent UK

This year’s polite Turner Prize show is so nice that it’s hard to hate it

Britain’s biggest art prize has got Eastbourne excited. The way the annual show has been embraced by the community is more powerful than the work itself, writes Mark Hudson

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