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Drivers stunned after having to dodge pots and pans on busy Scots road

Motorists in Perthshire were stunned when they discovered the unusual hazard strewn across the road one evening.

Daily Record

Jeweller John Miller celebrates 50 years in the trade with no plans to slow down

The self-described "rebel of the jewellery industry" John Miller has been honing his craft for 50 years with his intricate work some of the most recognisable art inspired by Western Australia's flora and fauna.

ABC News

Striking new mural of Molly McCann and Paddy Pimblett an 'inspiration' to young fans

The artwork features a quote from Molly - Our people, our city, our heart

Liverpool Echo

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New exhibition inspired by the Lindisfarne Gospels opening at South Shields Museum

The Lindisfarne Gospels, the most spectacular surviving manuscript from Anglo-Saxon England, were written on Holy Island, Northumberland, in the early 8th century

Chronicle Live

The great Alice Neel: 'I wanted to paint as a woman, but not as the oppressive, power-mad world thought a woman should paint'

In 1971, the art critic Linda Nochlin transformed the art history debate by asking: “Why have there been no great women artists?”, a question with profound implications for rethinking the gendered operations of criticism, curation, history and the art market, which conspired to define “greatness”. The notion remains a problem.

The Conversation

Falklands war art installation given ‘fitting place’ in Portsmouth

Standing With Giants, created for 40th anniversary, commemorates troops and islanders who died

The Guardian - UK

US-born princess evicted from Rome villa famed for Caravaggio fresco

A U.S.-born princess was evicted on Thursday from a Roman villa featuring the only known fresco by Italian baroque artist Caravaggio, and denounced her ousting as a travesty of justice.

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My London: Ashish Gupta, slow fashion advocate and designer

The slow fashion advocate and designer Ashish Gupta eats home-made pasta with Dame Zandra Rhodes, discovers new art at Studio Voltaire and would live up high in a Barbican flat

Evening Standard

Belfast's MAC launches trio of new visual arts exhibitions

One will run until July and the other two will run to August

Belfast Live

'His light shone brightly for all to see and through the legacy of his art, it will never go out' - artist Harold Riley dies aged 88

"With an address book to rival any A-lister Harold treated everyone he met the same, with warmth, affection, and respect"

Manchester Evening News

Veterans emotional as Falklands art installation unveiled

Standing With Giants comprises 258 silhouetted figures.

The Independent UK

Talented Co Tyrone teen artist on how bullying led to her picking up a paint brush

Cabra teen Hannah Gormley recently received a Special Merit award at the Texaco Children's Art competition

Belfast Live

Woman buys grubby sculpture for £28 only to discover it's priceless artwork

Art collector Laura Young bought the sculpture from a Goodwill store in Texas, America, for £28 but later discovered it's actually a 2,000-year-old ancient Roman work of art

Daily Mirror

Artist stages stunt at Manchester Art Gallery in face of venue shutdowns and 'civilisation falling apart'

Belshah insists the stunt wasn't targeting the Art Gallery directly, but highlights that ‘these spaces shouldn’t be gatekept’

Manchester Evening News

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In 1913, a culture war erupted over an exhibition of modern works at the Art Institute of Chicago

CHICAGO — In 1913, the Art Institute of Chicago was the scene of what is now known as a culture war, a spitting match between defenders of tradition and partisans of innovation. Each side was convinced that civilization’s fate had been sealed, for better or worse, when the museum hosted…

Daily Record

New fundraising exhibition featuring local artists launches at the Maid of the Loch

The Life Aquatic was curated by Charli Summers, programme manager of the Loch Lomond Steamship Company, and opened last weekend.

Asharq Al-Awsat

New US Sanctions on Hezbollah-Linked Network

The United States imposed on Wednesday new sanctions on 52 people and companies based in nine countries for assisting Lebanese businessman and art collector Nazem Said Ahmad, accused by Washington of financing Hezbollah. In a press statement, the US Department of State said that in coordination with the Department of…

Salon

Female prisoners' relationship with food

For incarcerated women, art themed workshops show how food can act as both panacea and hindrance

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Liverpool Echo

'Burglary mask' statues plan for St John's Gardens for culture festival

The American-designed pieces make reference to the city's role in the slave trade

The Independent UK

Antiquities, plucked from storeroom, on Roman Forum display

Hundreds of remnants of ancient Roman life — from dice to rain gutter decorations to burial offerings 3,000 years old — have long been hidden from public view

Creative Bloq

This Procreate tool is winning over artists' hearts

And ears.

Liverpool Echo

CCTV of Queen's mural vandal throwing paint filled water balloons

Some people expressed anger at the vandalism, while others said it was an act of protest

Wales Online

Council spends £6,000 on commemorative structure but people think it looks like a baked potato

'I’m beans and cheese but the husband would prefer tuna mayo,' one visitor joked

Liverpool Echo

Vandals spark anger after targeting mural of late Queen

Brown paint has been splattered across the colourful artwork

The Conversation

Prison food: what we learned from organising food-themed art workshops for women prisoners

There are two common misconceptions about food in British prisons: that it is either not fit for human consumption, or too luxurious to be enjoyed by those in prison. The artworks produced by the women prisoners in our project broke down both these myths.

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