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Google celebrates life of artist Altina Schinasi

Google celebrates Altina Schinasi, an artist, designer and inventor, on her birth anniversary. She is known for her iconic 'cat eye' frame.

The Hindu

Spain To Welcome First Large-Scale Jewish Museum In Madrid

The future Hispano-Jewish Museum aims to showcase shared cultural history and promote understanding.

Zenger

Julia Heseltine obituary

Other lives: Artist who produced portraits of famous people as well as more personal works, many of which reflected her life in Suffolk

The Guardian - UK

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Royal Collection Trust returns to profit thanks to visitors flocking to palaces

The RCT is a charity which does not receive public money and funds its work from admission charges to the royal residences and other activities.

The Independent UK

'Spread the word for our independence!': Yes stone found in SPAIN by Belgian family

A WOMAN from Belgium has found a Scottish independence Yes stone in Spain to the delight of the original artist.

The National (Scotland)

Immersive art firm behind Van Gogh and Monet shows files for bankruptcy

The struggles of Lighthouse Immersive, a major player in the booming industry, suggest the trend some critics praised as the ‘future of art’ may be short-lived

The Guardian - UK

‘Everything but the kitchen sink’ — the contents of Freddie Mercury’s life are up for sale

From the treasured piano he wrote Bohemian Rhapsody on to his historic costumes and breathtaking art collection

Evening Standard

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Six must-see summer exhibitions – reviewed by our experts

Looking for something to do this Summer? Our experts have gone to some of the best exhibitions around the UK and given us their take on it. From retrospectives of painter Peter Howson’s work in Edinburgh and filmmaker Brian Desmond Hurst’s work in Belfast to a groundbreaking photography exhibition in…

The Conversation

Himmat Shah at 90 | Stories in ink and diamonds

Sculptor Himmat Shah turns 90 and takes his exploration of the human form and ideas of transience in a new direction

The Hindu

Digital artist’s London show is love letter to beating anxiety ‘thanks to art’

The creative said he did not want to continue living with constant panic attacks as a teenager but vowed to help others if he overcame his anxiety.

The Independent UK

Morning Mail: ‘Looted’ art returns to Cambodia, consultant advises on consultants, Brazil crash out of Cup

Cambodia hails decision to hand back priceless bronzes from ancient civilisation, and federal finance department pays $32,000 for advice on advisers

The Guardian - AU

‌Raphael Suspende Un Concierto En Roses Por Una Inflamación En Las Vías Respiratorias‌

‌El cantante español Raphael ha tenido que suspender por una inflamación en las vías respiratorias sus primeros dos primeros conciertos de su gira.

Zenger

David Hockney’s Harry Styles painting to go on show at National Portrait Gallery

The singer posed for the veteran artist at his studio in France.

The Independent UK

National Gallery of Australia hands back ninth-century Cambodian sculptures it believes were stolen

NGA investigation finds ‘on the balance of probabilities’ the three Cham sculptures bought from the notorious UK dealer Douglas Latchford were looted and sold illegally

The Guardian - AU

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Exploring climate, culture, community; ‘sā Ladakh’ unveils Asia’s highest altitude land art exhibition

Asia’s highest-ever contemporary land art group exhibition, titled “sā” was launched — at an astounding altitude of 3600m — on August 1 in Leh, Ladakh, focussing on the intersection of climate, culture and community in high altitude environments. Read further on Dynamite News :

The Independent UK

Babies as young as four months have taste in fine art, study shows

Scientists said the research suggested that adult aesthetics can be traced back to sensory biases in infancy.

The Guardian - UK

The wild, the weird and the wonderful: the extraordinary show capturing Diane Arbus’s unsettling genius

From tipsy flappers to weary parents and circus performers, the great photographer captured life in all its raw beauty. Her biographer revels in the biggest show of Arbus work ever, combining rare, unseen and famous images

The Independent UK

Babies as young as four months have taste in fine art, research finds

Research suggests adult aesthetics can be traced back to sensory biases in infancy

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The Hindu

Prof. M. Muraleedharan remembered by friends, colleagues and disciples

Carnatic musician T.M. Krishna spoke on ‘Cultural Resistance through Arts’ at the Prof. M. Muraleedharan Remembrance Programme in Thrissur. He discussed how oppressed groups use art to draw attention to their plight and how art can be used to resist power imbalances. The Prof. M. Muraleedharan Award was presented to…

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Exhibition to explore the Bloomsbury Group through fashion

Supported by Dior, Charleston’s ‘Bring No Clothes’ explores the Bloomsbury Group’s use of – and influence on – fashion, featuring works by Dior, Fendi, Comme des Garçons and more, alongside original clothing and ephemera

Evening Standard

Wanted: new director at crumbling British Museum

Staff tell us the Museum is ‘visibly falling down’

Newcastle Herald

Arts scene launches into the spotlight as Lake Macquarie season bonanza kicks off

Lake Macquarie prepares for a bumper arts season kicking off this month.

The Guardian - UK

Art can move us powerfully towards civic activism on climate

Letter: The Climate Museum director, Miranda Massie, says that art doesn’t need to be positive or cheerful to inspire momentum and resolve

The Guardian - UK

Kate Fielden obituary

Other lives: Doughty campaigner against destructive developments in the Stonehenge landscape

The Guardian - UK

Michael Kauffmann obituary

Art historian who, as director of the Courtauld Institute, oversaw its move to Somerset House and a huge rise in its student numbers

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