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Antiques Roadshow guest refuses to sell 'worthless' medal despite six-figure valuation

An Antiques Roadshow guest was left gobsmacked when expert Mark Smith unveiled the true value of a special medal which he believed was worthless

Daily Mirror

South Sider recalls life before the 100K tulips: ‘There was always music in the house’

Vivian Johnson lived in a six-flat at 52nd and Prairie in the Washington Park neighborhood until age 6. The building was destroyed and is today the site of a work by South Side artist Amanda Williams, but Johnson, 88, can still recall what it was like before.

Chicago Sun-Times

‘It’s like a miniature Downton’: a cosily grand country seat in Suffolk

Ambrice Miller has remodelled a 17th-century former malt house into a comfy family home

The Guardian - UK

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Review of Van Gogh 360 exhibition in Delhi

This review has been written by Nikhil Sen

The Times of India

‘She is looking worse for wear’: visitors take a toll on the Lady of the North

Sightseers at Charles Jencks’s giant sculpture Northumberlandia are being asked to stick to its paths

The Guardian - UK

Mango Art Festival returns with focus on diversity and discovery

The third edition of the Mango Art Festival will bring together diversity in the Thai art scene to the same venue. Under the theme of "Rise", the six-day event at River City Bangkok, from May 2-7, aims to help launch careers of new-face artists. Besides local artists, art aficionados can…

Bangkok Post

How to paint butterflies

Learn how to paint butterflies with watercolour, gouache and unusual printing techniques.

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The confidence to call yourself an artist: why residency programs are so important in regional Australia

Art galleries have resumed residencies after Covid, but attending is a privilege not all can afford

The Guardian - AU

‘Parsi Lady’, last unfinished work of Ravi Varma, to be up for public display

An unfinished painting by Raja Ravi Varma, who redefined Indian art traditions during the colonial times, will soon be in the public domain.

The Hindu

High art: Aerial photographer’s unique perspective of English National Ballet dancers

Aerial photographer Brad Walls and The English National Ballet have collaborated to produce a one-of-a-kind photographic series from the air

The Independent UK

Daisy nail art is trending for spring ‘23: here’s how to do it at home

The experts break down how to do daisy nail art – plus, get inspired by our favorite looks

Woman & Home

Artists with disabilities flourishing in NI shopping centre

"There's so many people that would benefit from this, either from the disability side or from the mental health side."

Belfast Live

Art fans baffled as woman in 150 year-old painting 'appears to be using iPhone'

Painted in the 1860s, modern eyes view its subject as totally engrossed in the device.

Daily Record

Egypt Promotes Sinai Security with Concert

Egyptian artist Mohamed Mounir organized a public concert called “One Nation” in the city of Arish on Friday evening, in a bid to promote stability and security in Egypt’s Sinai region. The concert was the first of its kind to be held in the city, which has been plagued by…

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Evening Standard

US principal forced to resign for showing Michelangelo’s David to pupils travels to Florence to see sculpture

Hope Carrasquilla was forced to resign as principal of Tallahassee Classical School after parents objected that they had not been informed that images of the naked biblical figure would be shown to their 11 and 12-year-old children

The Independent UK

New screen will give King Charles privacy during coronation anointing

Queen Elizabeth used just a canopy during her 1953 coronation but Charles has opted for more seclusion behind a three-sided screen.

Woman & Home

How to shop for coronation memorabilia that will hold its value - according to antique experts

We spoke to antique experts and dealers to find out which King Charles coronation memorabilia will actually be valuable

Edinburgh Live

Edinburgh dad takes new life path at 40 following tragic death of 23-year-old son

'Rooted In Community' will be open to the public at the Granton Hub this weekend. Several artists from working class backgrounds will showcase their creations in the hope of inspiring others.

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Ceramics teacher Samallie Kasirye changes the lives of Ugandan children by paying for their education

Through her pottery work, Samallie Kasirye is paying for the education of children in her home village in Uganda and changing their lives — just like hers was.

Bangkok Post

Picasso's 'Guernica' still relevant today

This month marks the anniversary of one of the many atrocities of the last century carried out in the cause of nationalism. On Monday, April 26, 1937, less than a year after dissident Spanish generals launched a coup d'état against a democratically elected coalition government, German and Italian airplanes bombed…

Evening Standard

King’s coronation: New screen will give Charles privacy when is he anointed with holy oil

His Majesty will be surrounded on three sides by the embroidered anointing screen during the most sacred part of the ceremony

Wales Online

Embroidered partition to give King Charles privacy during sacred part of coronation

The partition will feature a tree containing the names of each Commonwealth country. It will be used to give King Charles privacy during his anointing ceremony.

The Independent UK

New anointing screen will give Charles privacy during coronation anointing

Queen Elizabeth used just a canopy during her 1953 coronation but Charles has opted for more seclusion behind a three-sided screen.

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on older artists: bridging history and personal life

Editorial: Their new works may be their last, but the contribution of these maestros are still making is invaluable to our world view

The Independent UK

Statue of ‘curvy’ mermaid divides Italian fishing town

Busty statue divides opinion online before official unveiling

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