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Solicitor offers theory that Robert Burns was 'first licensing officer'

National Trust's lawyer threw in theory while making case for drinks license variation for Burns Museum.

Daily Record

The H.R. Giger Batmobile design is as nightmarish as you'd think

Holy Bat-phallus.

Creative Bloq

Life Is More Important Than Art review – banality turns into poetry

From snaps of car parks and train platforms to an operatic film showing people arriving at an airport, this show reveals that art is a particular way of looking at life

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OPINION - Head to deepest Texas to see the cult of Trump in all its sheer weirdness

By November 2018, Donald Trump was already well into his presidency. Everything many Americans feared had come true, and there was a copper-bottomed combovered nincompoop running their country. That month, I took my elder daughter to Marfa, in Texas, to see the extraordinary arts hub there: the Donald Judd Foundation,…

Evening Standard

High art becomes body art as visitors to Amsterdam's Rembrandt House Museum get inked

A famous Dutch tattoo artist is inking sketches by Rembrandt van Rijn onto the skin of visitors to the building the Golden Age master once called home

The Independent UK

The Girl From Ipanema’s secret life in Philadelphia

PHILADELPHIA — Astrud Gilberto, the singer synonymous with “The Girl From Ipanema,” grew up in Brazil and traveled the world as an ambassador of the gently intoxicating bossa sound created by her first husband, João Gilberto.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Tracey Emin shares she is one-eighth Nubian as she unveils National Portrait Gallery collaboration

Artist has created 45 female portraits in gallery’s bronze doors

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Dear Earth at the Hayward Gallery review: artists tackle the climate crisis with complexity and real poetry

The show’s greatest strength is that it’s hard-hitting, while refraining from too much sloganeering

Evening Standard

Thomas Girtin: The Forgotten Painter by Oscar Zarate review – enriching tale of the power of art

Using two time frames, this engrossing book flits between three modern admirers of the groundbreaking artist and the man himself wandering Europe

The Guardian - UK

Jerry Zezima: Bristle boy blue

Picasso had his Blue Period. And now, I’ve had mine.

Tribune News Service

Two big murals painted in Barry

London-based artist Grant Radford painted the murals at Gladstone Gardens in Barry

Wales Online

Empire Windrush: New 50p coin launched to celebrate 75th anniversary

The design of the 50p coin, which is available to buy from the Royal Mint’s website, depicts two smartly-dressed people from the Windrush generation

The Independent UK

Banksy's exhibition in Glasgow is sharply political and laugh-out-loud funny

WHO says crime doesn’t pay? In his quarter-century career as a graffiti artist, Banksy – whose first solo show in 14 years opened at the Gallery…

The National (Scotland)

Woven house invites its residents to be immersed in nature

Woven by Giles Miller Studio is a new home in the Kent coast, designed to bring together humans and nature

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Daily Mirror

New 50p coin issued by Royal Mint to commemorate Windrush 75th anniversary

The coin's designer Valda Jackson was born in Jamaica and moved to England in 1964 and pays tribute to the many British Caribbean and Commonwealth citizens who arrived in the UK as part of the Windrush generation

Bangkok Post

Explore the sounds of Thai rainforests

Renowned audio artist Francisco Lopez will give a world premiere of his new composition, Himavanta, in four sessions over two days this Friday and Saturday, at 7pm and 8.30pm. The venue is Bangkok 1899, a cultural and civic hub located on Nakhon Sawan Road, tambon Wat Sommanat.

Radio France Internationale

Museum dedicated to history of immigration in France reopens

The National Museum of the History of Immigration in Paris is reopening its permanent exhibition, with a new focus on the long and dynamic history of people moving to and from France.

The Guardian - UK

Capturing the Moment review – not a serious exhibition

You can’t move for masterpieces – most of them owned by the Taiwanese collector Pierre Chen – but this supposed journey through painting and photography is rambling and at times comically simplistic

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The Guardian - UK

What will life after globalisation look like? The Venice Biennale may hold the answer

Cultural colonialism has rightly been rejected – but China’s protest shows that authoritarians can also weaponise tradition, says philosopher Lorenzo Marsili

The National (Scotland)

Refugee to bring his work depicting Calais 'jungle' to Scottish gallery

AN ARTIST’S experience as a refugee will be part of events marking Refugee Week in Scotland.

The Guardian - UK

‘It’s heavy stuff out at sea, so I paint to stay level’: the lifeboatman taking the UK art world by storm

Mark Taylor is used to steering through stormy seas, now he will have to navigate the London art market

The Guardian - UK

Royal Ballet triple bill review – McGregor and Wheeldon at the top of their game

Wayne McGregor’s incisive new ballet conjures the very brushstrokes of the late Carmen Herrera; Bernstein meets Les Sylphides in a muscular Christopher Wheeldon revival; ; and Laura Morera bows out in style

Manchester Evening News

Neglected Manchester ginnel blossoms into a vibrant art gallery overflowing with greenery

Local residents have transformed a space that was blighted by fly-tippers

Glasgow Live

Glasgow nurse banned from wards after putting pillow over child's face

Paul Denis-Smith has been barred from returning to the profession after he was initially suspended for placing a pillow over a child's face while they were being restrained.

Manchester Evening News

Northern Quarter institution serves final cuppa as area gets more 'corporate'

"Coffee shops opening now look like hotel lobbies"

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