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‘I felt extreme confusion: was I one or two people?’: Katie Cuddon’s sculptural explorations of motherhood

Fired up by the experience of raising a child in the pandemic, the sculptor discusses her latest works exploring the ‘incredibly physical’ relationship between mother and baby

The Guardian - UK · Jun 1, 2023

London Festival of Architecture 2023: the best free events across the capital this month — from street installations to studio lates

This year’s London Festival of Architecture, on from 1 to 30 June, will focus on community, equity and shared resources. Here are the highlights

Evening Standard · Jun 1, 2023

Optical illusion: Man's tattoo looks like he has a hole in his head

A tattoo artist in the United States has accomplished a remarkable feat by drawing an optical illusion on a man's head. The tattoo gives the impression that there is a tunnel running through the man's skull, creating the appearance of a hole.

The Times of India · May 31, 2023

Human-sized Morph sculptures are coming to London

Nearly 40 years after his TV debut, Morph makes a comeback thanks to a crowdfunding campaign

Evening Standard · May 31, 2023

Hardcore review – a BDSM paradise that leaves you yearning to join in

With its whips and hoists and axes, this group show is a playground of sexual fetishism – but what was once dangerous or taboo can now appear quaint and cliched

The Guardian - UK · May 31, 2023

Northern Ireland sale of Hitler memorabilia to go ahead despite outcry

Bloomfield Auctions rejects accusations it is acting immorally and insulting the memory of Nazis’ victims

The Guardian - UK · May 31, 2023

‘Marvelocity’ exhibit celebrates the superhero Chicago artist behind the superheroes

Elmhurst Art Museum presents Alex Ross’ realistic take on Captain America, Spider-Man and other comic-book crimefighters.

Chicago Sun-Times · May 31, 2023

Young clay modeller taken under national artist's wing

SURAT THANI: A 10-year-old who builds pictures with modelling clay and sells them to help pay for his mother's cancer treatment has caught the eye of a national artist, who has accepted him as his student.

Bangkok Post · May 31, 2023

Tomás Saraceno in Collaboration: Web(s) of Life at Serpentine South Gallery review: the anger is palpable

Interesting and necessary thinking abounds here, but that doesn’t always translate into effective art

Evening Standard · May 31, 2023

Stream Building offers urban vision for Paris and beyond

Stream Building by PCA-Stream exemplifies its creator's vision for the future of cities – in Paris, and beyond

Wallpaper · May 31, 2023