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Mum-of-seven can't get a job 'due to her whole face being covered in tattoos'

Mum-of-seven, Melissa, has said she is unable to get a job due to the fact her whole body and face are covered in tattoos, believing that employers think she is unprofessional

Daily Mirror

Octogenarian artist 'Chainsaw Kev' carves new head for beloved ram statue after criminal decapitation

The tiny town of Narrawong was shocked when a mighty wooden ram that guards the district was callously decapitated in February. Then Chainsaw Kev came to the rescue.

ABC News

‘Man of 1,000 faces’ wins Deutsche Börse photography prize

Samuel Fosso scoops £30,000 award for performative self-portraits of historical figures including Angela Davis and Mao Zedong

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Tracey Emin speaks about her cancer at opening of exhibition in Rome

Artist, who has been given the all clear, describes works as testament ‘to the healing power of art’

The Guardian - UK

Mumbai-based artist Rekha Vyas weaves magic through hand shadows and narrates tales through puppets

Mumbai-based artist Rekha Vyas creates stories through the rare art form of hand shadowgraphy and different forms of puppetry. She performed in Visakhapatnam recently

The Hindu

Massive paint job for Salford Quays Millennium bridge

'The bridge needs work to extend its lifespan and prevent more costly work in the future'

Manchester Evening News

I don’t want my friend to stay with me but saying no feels mean. What can I do?

What you should do depends on what your reason is, writes advice columnist Eleanor Gordon-Smith. Not feeling like it might not be a good enough excuse

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Ultimate Norman Foster: into the mind of the architect at Centre Pompidou

Norman Foster exhibition opens at Centre Pompidou in Paris, celebrating the renowned British architect's ground breaking and extensive body of work, while looking into the future

Wallpaper

Street artist says he painted 'Banksy' artwork bought for £250k

The artwork of a rat holding a paintbrush was cut out of a wall several years ago

Wales Online

Our Liverpool: 'Appalling' that city's Banksy art became 'rich people's trophies'

The morning's main talking points from the ECHO newsroom

Liverpool Echo

Richard Orlinski: French contemporary art’s big disruptor

When not placing his large animal sculptures in the most unexpected places, Richard Orlinski also produces pop music. This year, he expands to hospitality and a Netflix series

The Hindu

Chennai sculptor PS Nandhan’s retrospective show looks at the glory days of Madras Art Movement

Artist PS Nandhan’s body of work spans six decades of continuous creation. In a retrospective show, the popular sculptor’s lesser-known penchant for painting and drawing comes to light

The Hindu

Street artist claims he is behind 'Banksy' piece which sold for £250k

The piece which depicts a rat with a paintbrush was cut out a Liverpool city centre wall back in 2016

Liverpool Echo

From boatbuilding to barge painting, traditional British crafts at growing risk

Traditional artisanal skills may be lost for good due to ‘perfect storm’ of economic stresses, says heritage charity

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Blockbuster exhibitions: how France is organising to tackle their mammoth environmental footprint

On the website of the Rijksmuseum, the blockbuster exhibition on Johannes Vermeer (10 February – 4 June 2023) is branded “the largest exhibition ever”. However, visitors’ hopes are soon dashed by a note informing them the show is sold out. “All of Vermeer’s works can still be admired via the online…

The Hindu

1,000 days after ‘temporary’ lockout, English Indian Clays yet to reopen

1,000 days after ‘temporary’ lockout, English Indian Clays in Kerala capital yet to reopen

The Guardian - UK

Street artist claims he created ‘Banksy artwork’ bought for £250,000

Liverpool artist Silent Bill says he stencilled work depicting rat that was auctioned for Channel 4 TV show

Dublin Live

New look of Temple Bar Square unveiled as work commences

The project will see Temple Bar Street reconstructed with granite footpaths and the traditional Temple Bar cobbled carriageways

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Evening Standard

‘Do we want to live in a city without any children?’ — the terrifying reality of London’s school closures

Plummeting pupil numbers are pushing inner city schools to the brink of collapse. As young families flee the capital in record numbers, Katie Strick reports on the frightening consequences for education and the economy

Al Jazeera

Hong Kong: Wall Street Journal piece on art seizure misleading

Hong Kong Security Secretary Chris Tang says opinion piece misleads by describing Tiananmen sculpture as an ‘artwork’.

Daily Record

Late Dunblane silversmith's unique coffee pot donated to Stirling museum

Graham Stewart "would be immensely proud to know that this coffee pot will be joining the collection at the Stirling Smith Art Gallery and Museum, his local museum.”

Liverpool Echo

'Banksy' that was cut from Liverpool wall sold at auction

The piece once sat beneath the Banksy Love Plane in Liverpool City Centre

The Independent UK

Italy begins to reckon with Fascist-era colonial collections

Italy is starting to come to terms with its Fascist-era colonial past and the loot it has in its museums

Chicago Sun-Times

Art Institute’s new Van Gogh exhibit a showcase for works we barely know

A new exhibition takes the first-ever in-depth look at artworks created by Van Gogh and four of his fellow Post-Impressionists in Asnières and other nearby locales along the Seine River just outside of Paris.

The Guardian - UK

Eric Gill was evil. His sculpture at BBC headquarters isn’t

The BBC is right to restore the defaced statue that was created by an artist who sexually abused his daughters. Instead of blaming a piece of inert stone, we should be trying to change the real world

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