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How Mexico City's mural movement transformed walls into art

A century ago, artists in Mexico began transforming walls into works of art, fueling the country's burgeoning muralist movement

The Independent UK

Secret sketches found under layers of paint in Liverpool artworks

Four rooms inside the Walker Art Gallery have been closed for almost three years to undergo a multi-million pound refurbishment

Liverpool Echo

Coronation treasures: from the stone of destiny to the sovereign’s orb

Preposterously valuable, ancient and often odd ceremonial items at heart of monarchical mythmaking

The Guardian - UK

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The Art of Banksy: Without Limits brings work of iconic street artist to Australia — without his endorsement

Subversive street artist Banksy has not endorsed an exhibition of his work that landed in Australia this week — and organisers are unapologetic.

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German artist nearing 100,000 cobblestones to mark victims of Nazis

A German artist who is preparing to lay the 100,000th cobblestone commemorating a person who was deported and killed by the Nazis has no intention of giving up making the brass-capped blocks, saying demand is higher than ever.

Reuters

Evanston fiddler mural really is more about family than music, artist Teresa Parod says

It’s about an artist, Wesley Kramer, her brother, who died in the 1990s. Parod worked with his daughter to re-create one of his prints — “keeping the art going to the next generation.”

Chicago Sun-Times

London street artist Pegasus paints Coronation tribute in Highbury and Islington

The artist drew on the Sex Pistols, Basquiat and Eighties and Nineties pop art for inspiration

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London Craft Week 2023: our insider guide to the international stars and designers to watch

Here’s our essential guide to the capital’s craft fiesta

Evening Standard

Lucy Letby sobs in court as she recalls ‘traumatic’ death of baby at her hospital

Nurse allegedly killed five-day-old boy before poisoning his twin brother with insulin

The Guardian - UK

Scrap turns into sculptures at Coimbatore’s Periyakulam

Scrap is turned into art installations at Ukkadam Periyakulam

The Hindu

Staffordshire dog statues back in vogue with TikTok generation

Younger collectors drive up prices of ‘kitsch’ ceramic animals as Victoriana look returns yet again

The Guardian - UK

As Julia Gutman’s maverick collage wins the Archibald prize, the award is truly in the hands of a new generation

Julia Gutman’s Archibald-winning portrait of the singer Montaigne and Zaachariaha Fielding’s winning entry, Inma, in the Wynne Prize have more in common than their youth – although it is worth noting they both represent a new generation of artists, a changing of the guard at the Art Gallery of NSW’s…

The Conversation

‘Oi, Camilla! Where are your Rothmans?’ My day as a royal footman

What’s it like to share a carriage with Charles and Camilla? Still waiting for my invitation to the coronation, I grabbed a ride with a pair of lookalikes – and even made it into Buckingham Palace

The Guardian - UK

Tartan review: V&A Dundee explores tartan’s history and significance

Tartan may well be “the most categorised textile on Earth”, said Cal Revely-Calder in The Daily Telegraph. There are more than 11,000 recognised varieties of this grid of “geometric patterns of coloured thread”, each one of them loaded with symbolism. Over the centuries, tartan has been “a source of pride,…

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The Independent UK

Record-breaking royal memorabilia collector flies across world for coronation

Jan Hugo, who owns Australia’s largest collection of royal memorabilia, flew over for the ‘once-in-a-lifetime’ event.

The Guardian - AU

Afternoon Update: inflation to decline faster than predicted; author Gabrielle Carey dies; and King Charles’s unnecessary coronation

Australia’s near-term inflation should decline faster than previously predicted as wage growth ‘momentum’ eases and economy slows, RBA says

Bristol Post

Bristol illustrator with rare cancer learns to draw with left hand after losing arm

He was diagnosed when he was just 23 years old

The Guardian - AU

Archibald prize 2023: Julia Gutman wins $100,000 for portrait of Montaigne

The unanimous decision was announced on Friday at the Art Gallery of NSW, where all finalists will be exhibited from 6 May

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The Independent UK

Woman chosen to paint coronation service in Westminster Abbey for first time

The King and Queen Consort have commissioned artists to sketch, paint and draw moments from the event.

France 24

Charles III’s ‘slimmed down’ coronation still aims to capture royal magic

Charles III will be crowned king of the United Kingdom and the Commonwealth Realm nations on Saturday in a ceremony imbued with religious and national symbolism. Yet some significant changes to protocol aim to bring the normally extravagant ceremony down to earth – while retaining some royal mystique.

Daily Mirror

Striking image of King and Camilla on horseback wins our Coronation competition

The overall winner was Sue McGuire’s humorous and stylish watercolour painting of the King and Queen returning from Westminster Abbey on horseback

Wallpaper

Dries Van Noten hosts ikebana-themed exhibition in his LA ‘Little House’

Curator Alexander May of Sized Selects tells Wallpaper* about the group exhibition at Dries Van Noten’s Los Angeles space – an exploration of ‘arrangement and placement’

Belfast Live

Belfast councillors burst £70,000 giant bubble idea

Councillor questions council approach to single tender action contracts

Wallpaper

Bridget Riley unveils her first ceiling painting for the British School at Rome

Bridget Riley reveals her design for Edwin Lutyens’ ceiling at the British School at Rome

The Guardian - AU

I find myself torn at 34. Should I move overseas or let my life roll into babies and houses?

Pangs of sadness are normal when we start down one life path, writes advice columnist Eleanor Gordon-Smith. Are you dissatisfied with your choice, or with having to choose?

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