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Pop pioneer Peaches: ‘We’re told to be ashamed of our bodies – I want people to find the joy in resistance’

Radical artist warns that society is going in ‘the direction of white supremacy or bust’

The Independent UK · Jun 11

Siam Paragon hosts illustration expo

Paragon Hall will be transformed into a vibrant art community for Illust Fusion Expo 2026, which will take place this Saturday and Sunday, from 10am to 8pm at Siam Paragon.

Bangkok Post · Jun 10

Royal Author Reveals Princess Kate “Refused” To Discuss This Topic

“She is one of the most photographed and talked-about women in the world, yet we know remarkably little about her.”

Marie Claire · Jun 10

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Don’t lose sight of the big picture in art galleries

Letters: Dr Penelope Jackson, Sue Lewis and Fiona Willan respond to an article and letters on art overload

The Guardian - UK · Jun 10

‘I’m carrying rage like a blood-filled egg’: the best of Glasgow International – review

From his deathbed photographs of his former lover to a face emerging from dirt, New Yorker David Wojnarowicz is the festival standout, although Renèe Helèna Browne’s film about cows contains multitudes

The Guardian - UK · Jun 10

Valentine's Day cheese turned deadly: British wife sues cheesemaker after husband died from listeria infection

The wife of a British artist has launched legal action against an artisan cheesemaker after an inquest concluded that a listeria-contaminated cheese contributed to his death.

The Times of India · Jun 10

‘Making paintings at this moment is total folly’: the cosmic, chaotic art of Caragh Thuring

Nuclear submarines, gods in women’s bedrooms, a threadbare office carpet inside the World Trade Center … Thuring talks about painting the world on the brink of chaos – and letting you join the dots

The Guardian - UK · Jun 10

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Former Burberry boss leads rescue mission for Burleigh Pottery

175-year-old Stoke-on-Trent company says Christopher Bailey’s investment will ensure continued production

The Guardian - UK · Jun 9

Cats, flowers and Harry Hill’s car on fire – RA Summer Exhibition review

Bowie karaoke in a cupboard, a gross David Gamble self-portrait and Harriet Porter’s serene silver pot are a welcome distraction from the tidal wave of landscapes and famous artists’ hand-me-downs for sale

The Guardian - UK · Jun 9

Win a Tate membership, Tracey Emin merch and more

Enter our competition to snag lunch for two, an arty blanket and a year of free Tate entry as part of our partnership with Tate for Emin’s A Second Life exhibition

The Guardian - UK · Jun 9

Archaeologist's Libel Claim Over Allegations of "Trafficking in Stolen Native American Human Remains" Can Go Forward

From Judge Robert Hinkle (N.D. Fla.) May 27 in Shanks v. Schwadron: Shanks was an archaeologist employed at the National… The post Archaeologist's Libel Claim Over Allegations of "Trafficking in Stolen Native American Human Remains" Can Go Forward appeared first on Reason.com.

Reason · Jun 9

Georg Baselitz review – a final, furious, chaotic reckoning with death

A body falls through the sky, figures flail and thrash, while sagging skin and brittle limbs are scrawled on every work. This is the German painter’s last collection – and it’s both brutal and beautiful

The Guardian - UK · Jun 9

‘Central to human identity’: exhibition at the Met connects bodies with musical instruments

Musical Bodies looks at 4,000 years of musical history and how humans have long forged relationships with instruments

The Guardian - US · Jun 9

Cello belonging to artist John Constable to be played for first time in 100 years

Exclusive: Landscape painter was also a keen musician and played a cello made for him by his friend and mentor

The Guardian - UK · Jun 9

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Evening Standard · Jun 9

Electrician faces life sentence for murdering judge’s daughter before blowing up their Stoke Newington home

Clifton George, 45, killed his partner Annabel Rook, 46, by stabbing her 31 times during a row at their north London home

Evening Standard · Jun 8

Bronze Rodin sculpture to go under hammer for up to £1.5m

The piece, Eve au Rocher, will feature as part of a series of six specialist sales at Christie’s.

The Independent UK · Jun 8

Pop-up art show takes over German president's residence before yearslong renovation

A pop-up art show featuring contemporary works is set to open at the German president's official residency this week before renovations begin

The Times of India · Jun 8

Walt Disney’s widow gave $50 million so Los Angeles could have a concert hall worthy of his name

A significant private donation transformed a city's cultural landscape. Lillian Disney's $50 million gift funded a groundbreaking architectural competition, leading to Frank Gehry's distinctive design for a new performance venue. This project, now a prominent landmark, successfully integrated artistic vision with public accessibility, revitalizing a neighborhood and becoming a cherished…

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The Guardian - UK · Jun 8

Julio Le Parc review – as if Bridget Riley had opened a riotous funfair

The late artist found his calling in febrile 1960s Paris and this exhibition is imbued with an anarchist spirit – you can even spin the paintings!

Evening Standard · Jun 8

Andy Warhol’s ‘remarkable’ portrait of late Queen to be auctioned

Two pieces from Warhol’s Reigning Queens series will go under the hammer at a Danish auction house later this month.

The Guardian - US · Jun 8

‘They picked the wrong artist’: how a Dallas mural cover-up led to a $25m lawsuit against Fifa

Robert Wyland’s depiction of ocean life was covered up for a World Cup promotion – now he wants retribution

The Guardian - UK · Jun 8

Extra £174m earmarked for ‘spiralling’ bill for Lower Thames Crossing

More than £3bn is due to be spent on the proposed road tunnel between Kent and Essex, which is estimated to have higher costs per mile than HS2

The Guardian - UK · Jun 8

‘I make casts of their feet!’ Rachel Whiteread, Michael Armitage and more on how they get their kids into art

You could let them make a mess in your kitchen, take them to the safari park to draw animals – and if all else fails there’s always bribes! We speak to leading artists about making childcare creative

Bangkok Post · Jun 7

I Light Singapore 2026 will glow your mind

I Light Singapore 2026 transforms Marina Bay and Raffles Place into a colourful light playground until June 28.

Woman & Home · Jun 7

Princess Anne was 'really cool' when she broke protocol during portrait sitting: 'She's a seriously impressive person'

The Princess Royal has been praised by portrait artist Louise Pragnell for her demeanour and how she put people at ease

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