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‘How long have I been sitting here naked?’: the woozy, not-dreadful experience of being a life model

Posing nude in a public art fair, with only screens for privacy, one writer realises that what she has to offer will do just fine

The Guardian - AU

Newcastle charity given grant to help young people get involved in the creative arts

St Anthony's Youth Education Service works with over 200 young people in Walker and Byker

Chronicle Live

‘Mural of Heroes,’ version 3, honors 3 fallen Chicago firefighters

Earlier versions stood for decades in the park at Diversey, Kimball and Milwaukee avenues. South Shore artist Damon Lamar Reed created the new one.

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Dark corners of Scottish folklore inspire stunning new light installation in Perth city centre

The “Away with the Faeries” exhibit on Guard Vennel by award-winning artist Elisa Artesero takes its inspiration from legends of people disappearing

Daily Record

Rare desk seal owned by Sir Walter Scott fetches £13,860 at auction

A rock crystal and multi-gem set desk seal formerly owned by Lady Mary Douglas-Hamilton sold for the exact same amount.

The Independent UK

The toxic landscape of colonialism: Venice’s Architecture Biennale spotlights Africa

Is the era of the elderly white male finally over? This year’s global extravaganza, boasting a Ghanaian-Scottish curator, features a huge number of exhibitors from Africa – and shows its vicious exploitation continues

The Guardian - UK

‘It’s like they’re time travellers’: the peculiar portrait of an artist’s parents, bought by a friend

In our series on artworks in Australian homes, Anna Guthrie shows us a curious triptych that is absurd and mundane in equal measure

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Floating Earth creator says Liverpool 'gets culture in a way other cities don't'

"I think people in Liverpool sort of get culture in a way that other cities perhaps don't"

Liverpool Echo

Sublime clutter, Scottish moderns and … Gazza? – the week in art

Sarah Sze’s collected clutter of modern life, Paolozzi and Eardley join the modern canon and an imaginary show about the footballer becomes real – all in your weekly dispatch

The Guardian - UK

British Museum quietly drops Rosetta Stone tagline

Thousands of Egyptians say they want the Stone back

Evening Standard

Subway ad for Glasgow restaurant featuring Michelangelo’s David censored over nudity

Poster showed Renaissance sculpture holding slice of pizza with phrase: ‘It doesn’t get more Italian’

The Guardian - UK

African architects challenge Venice exhibition to decolonise and start new conversations

Presented since 1979, the Venice Architecture Biennale (La Biennale di Venezia) is possibly the most influential architecture exhibition in the world. For the first time, this year’s edition is curated by an African architect, Lesley Lokko. She has ensured that a strong African presence is the central feature of the…

The Conversation

Saint Francis of Assisi review: exhibition chronicles his presence in art

It has been argued that the Italian Renaissance was “ignited by a single spark in the form of one man”, said Harry Seymour on Air Mail: Saint Francis of Assisi. Born into wealth in Umbria around 1181, Francis experienced a vision that led him to swap his “lavish lifestyle” for…

The Week

Chipped cup made for Titanic and left on cluttered shelf sells for £3,200

The cup, which is missing its saucer, was made for first-class passengers

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The Guardian - UK

Please do touch: Norwich Sainsbury Centre asks visitors to interact with art

Centre wants people to ‘release the power’ of living entities through interaction and lift museums out of Victorian era

The Guardian - AU

I may have fallen in love with a sex worker I am paying. Could it be real?

Does she reciprocate your feelings? Unlikely, writes advice columnist Eleanor Gordon-Smith. But the intimacy you experience can still be valuable

The Guardian - UK

Ceramicist Eriko Inazaki wins the Loewe Foundation craft prize

In New York, author Fran Lebowitz presented the €50,000 award which champions crafts and celebrates their influence on fashion and design

Zenger

⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠New 3D Scan Of Titanic Wreck Offers Haunting, Detailed View Of Liner

The first 3D digital scan of the Titanic shipwreck unveiled and offers a never-before-seen detailed view of the ocean liner.

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Liverpool Echo

'Photie Man' captured vibrant characters from 80s and 90s Liverpool

The ECHO was given a first look at the new exhibition

Evening Standard

Best air-dry pottery kits for the at-home sculptor

Living the Ghost fantasy

The Guardian - UK

Peter Jones obituary

Other lives: Artist and creator of Colourscape walk-in installations visited by thousands across the UK

Liverpool Echo

First look at how Tate Liverpool could be transformed after almost £30m makeover

The gallery is set to close in October to undergo a major reimagining of its spaces

Radio France Internationale

French city opens probe into posters depicting Macron as Hitler

France has launched an investigation into public insults and "provocation to rebellion" after posters caricaturing President Emmanuel Macron as Adolf Hitler were found on dozens of billboards in the southern city of Avignon.

Glasgow Live

Glasgow's Kelvingrove Art Gallery welcomes exhibition on 60s fashion icon Mary Quant

Mary Quant: Fashion Revolutionary is the final chance to see the international exhibition and looks back at the legacy of the designer credited with creating the miniskirt.

The Guardian - AU

Sydney’s abandoned tram tunnels transformed into light spectacle for Vivid

Hidden platforms and connecting tunnels are having their lights turned back on for Dark Spectrum

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