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Glastonbury 2023 to host new immersive area near 22m high 'rave tree'

It promises to bring a new night time party space to the festival

Bristol Post

National Galleries secures work by famed Glasgow Boys artist

The National Galleries of Scotland have welcomed another Joseph Crawhall painting to their collection through the acceptance in lieu scheme.

The National (Scotland)

National Portrait Gallery removes painting of Prince William and Prince Harry from display

The painting was made long before the rift between the royal brothers occurred

The Independent UK

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The doomed Edinburgh light sculpture that rarely worked and left locals cringing

Installed in 1973, the helix-shaped kinetic sculpture was a piece of public art that stood for a far shorter period than intended at Picardy Place.

Edinburgh Live

Italy’s ‘new Michelangelo’ bringing sculpture into 21st century

Jago has earned widespread praise for his modern twists on classical art

The Guardian - UK

Scottish artist's 'rare masterpiece with tragic history' set to fetch £150k

A RARELY displayed painting with a tragic history is expected to reach up to £150,000 at auction on Thursday 8 June.

The National (Scotland)

Royal Academy Summer Exhibition 2023 review: my faith is restored, but only after a test

This display of depressing mediocrity is only saved by the work of a few true greats, like beacons in the mist

Evening Standard

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Ron Mueck’s Paris show will capture the beauty and mess of humanity

Australian artist Ron Mueck’s forthcoming show at Fondation Cartier, Paris (8 June-5 November) will be a physical and psychological journey through the human experience

Wallpaper

Trunk call: From grey to Gond

How A Hundred Hands’ Re Trunk Project makes art functional

The Hindu

Pollution-eating paint used in London art show

Visitors to a new outdoor art exhibition will breathe a little easier after one of the artists used a new pollution-eating paint for her work.

Evening Standard

An arty weekend in … Barnard Castle, County Durham

Follow in Turner’s footsteps and enjoy the architecture, museums and great outdoors in and around this jewel of the north

The Guardian - UK

Peter Howson on his war art: ‘People were horrified. Then David Bowie bought it’

He was the official artist of the Bosnian conflict but paid a terrible price. The Scot, loved by celebrities from Bowie to Madonna, talks about the day he lost all hope, overcoming his addictions – and finding peace walking his dog Buster

The Guardian - UK

Japanese get trained in 'Hollywood' smiles as masks slowly come off

In one of Keiko Kawano's recent classes, more than a dozen Tokyo art school students held mirrors to their faces, stretching the sides of their mouths upward with their fingers: they were practising how to smile.

Reuters

BACC marks a century of Silpa Bhirasri

To commemorate the 100th anniversary of the arrival in Siam of Corrado Feroci, or Ajarn Silpa Bhirasri, Bangkok Art and Culture Centre is hosting "Art-Thai-Time" at its Main Exhibition Gallery, on the 8th floor, until Aug 20.

Bangkok Post

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Rembrandt: True to Life exhibition – a thoughtful celebration of the Dutch old master

With impressive etchings, bucolic landscapes and a recreation of the artist’s Kunstkammer, this National Gallery of Victoria show presents a lyrical, cyclical way of thinking about art

The Guardian - UK

Tomás Saraceno: Web(s) of Life; Tate Britain rehang review – a five-star show that’s all generosity, and a reckoning with history

The Argentinian artist’s captivating work is at once an urgent call to action and irresistibly optimistic. At Tate Britain, a long-awaited rehang dazzles – and sometimes dismays

The Guardian - UK

Larry Sultan’s painterly photographs of swimmers

Partly to confront his own primal fear of the water, the Californian photographer spent years capturing the sometimes ungainly, sometimes balletic dance of humans learning to swim

Reuters

Fighting escalates in Sudan's capital after ceasefire expires

Fighting intensified in several areas of Khartoum on Sunday after a ceasefire deal expired, residents of Sudan's capital reported, and activists said a new outburst of violence in North Darfur state had left at least 40 people dead.

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Milanese does it: an eastern-inspired oasis in the Italian design capital

This 1920s apartment in the heart of Milan has been given a dramatic makeover

The Guardian - UK

Oscar Murillo: ‘I work on canvases for years. It’s like making really good wines’

The artist on lockdown back in Colombia, sharing the Turner prize, and his new political hero

The National (Scotland)

Glasgow, Bible John, evil and our enduring fascination with murderers among us

WE begin, fittingly, with an exhumation. A cold February in 1996, Stonehouse, Lanarkshire. A white plastic tent sits amongst the graves; you can…

The Guardian - UK

Tiananmen massacre museum opens in New York despite fear of Beijing backlash

Communist party has campaigned for decades to eradicate remembrance events for the 4 June clashes in Beijing

The Guardian - UK

What draws US tourists to Slovenia? Surely not the ill-fated Venus de Melania

The arson of a wooden statue of the former first lady has been seen as symbolic. My Slovenian hosts think differently

The Guardian - UK

UK seaside community unites to restore vandalised statue of Black woman

When the sculpture in Bexhill was spray-painted white, its artist invited locals to help repair it in a powerful gesture against racism

The Independent UK

Punks then and now: Midlands rebels carry the movement nearly 50 years on

‘Punk: Rage and Revolution’ brings the 1970s back to life in Leicester

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