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‘I could have died’: how an artist rebuilt his career after a studio fire

Much of Mike Henderson’s ‘protest paintings’ were destroyed after a fire but in his first solo exhibition for decades he shows what was recovered and restored

The Guardian - US

Make a splash

Art lovers are invited to enter a new universe created for humankind at the exhibition "The Endless Swimming Pool", on display at RCB Photographer's Gallery 2 of River City Bangkok, Charoen Krung 24, until March 19.

Bangkok Post

Two more Ray Lonsdale artworks recalling Sunderland's shipbuilding past to be installed in city

Artist Ray Lonsdale, the man behind the Tommy statue and the Gan Canny piece in Keel Square, has two more stunning tributes

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Canberra's new lady of the lake

Have you spotted her on your regular lake walk?

The Canberra Times

From Frank Lloyd Wright to Edwin Lutyens, why do unbuilt buildings continue to fascinate us?

Spanish architect David Romero recently released a series of digital visualisations of unbuilt architectural projects by one of the 20th century’s most eminent American architects, Frank Lloyd Wright. His fascinating 3D renderings underscore the potential of this technology and tell us a great deal about the breadth and ambition of…

The Conversation

Prying eyes: Neighbors win privacy feud with UK Tate gallery

The U.K. Supreme Court has ruled that a viewing platform at London’s Tate Modern art gallery breached the privacy of residents of luxury apartments next door

The Independent UK

New sculpture of 'beloved' Scot to go on display after controversy

A NEW sculpture of one of Scotland’s most “beloved” figures is set to go on display at the Surgeons' Hall Museum in Edinburgh.

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No longer the bridesmaid

Some 3,000kg of baby's breath flowers decorated a wedding reception under the concept of "The Flower Nebula". After the reception, Chayawat Panjaphakdee, better known as "Joe Rainforest", the managing director of Rainforest Thailand and Rakdok, did not want to trash the flowers. When Seacon Square Srinakarin asked him to design…

Bangkok Post

Artist brings her atmospheric exploration of Irish coastlines to West Belfast cultural centre

The Falls Road cultural centre will house her work in the Ballaí Bána Gallery until March 16

Belfast Live

Oh Deià – how the artists’ colony in Mallorca fell victim to Bransonification

Letters: Bruce Ross-Smith on Deià’s descent into an overpriced playground for plutocrats

The Guardian - UK

Chandelier bought for £250 in antique shop set to sell for millions

John Craxton picked up the chandelier at an auction in central London in the 1960s

The Independent UK

Striking Edinburgh painting from 1881 shows how much the city has changed

The famous painting by Italian artist Telemaco Signorini showcases the well-known bridge in its original glory back in 1881 when it was just added to the capital's Old Town landscape.

Edinburgh Live

Incredible Edinburgh photos capture life in one of city's oldest housing schemes

An exhibition at the City Art Centre has been praised by former Muirhouse resident Irvine Welsh, who said the photographs of the housing estate are ‘high on humanity’.

Edinburgh Live

Bristol Light Festival 2023: Everything you need to know including locations and transport

The festival promises its biggest ever event this year

Bristol Post

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Gallery's art collection open for travel

The National Gallery of Australia will expand its lending program as part of the country's new cultural policy.

The Guardian - UK

Tannhäuser review – Lise Davidsen gleams though Albery’s Wagner misfires again

Tim Albery’s second revival only fitfully illuminates the opera’s complexities, but the singing and acting are superb

The Guardian - UK

Bath’s slavery past, an exiled Iraqi and Britain’s first celebs – the week in art

Early photographs are put in the frame, Günther Förg revels in colour, Alberta Whittle probes Bath, and sculptor Barbara Chase-Riboud gets an extended run

Daily Mirror

Artist creates world's smallest Subway sandwich - measuring under an inch long

The tiny sandwich was painstakingly sculpted out of clay to mark the launch of Subway's new Teriyaki Steak sub, and its plant-based alternative

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The Independent UK

Artist Ai Weiwei to launch ‘long overdue’ first design-focused exhibition

The exhibition, opening in April, will feature hundreds of thousands of objects collected by the Chinese artist, from Stone Age tools to Lego bricks.

The Independent UK

Artist Ai Weiwei to launch first design-focused exhibition at Design Museum

The exhibition, opening in April, will feature hundreds of thousands of objects collected by the Chinese artist, from Stone Age tools to Lego bricks.

The Conversation

'Arts are meant to be at the heart of our life': what the new national cultural policy could mean for Australia – if it all comes together

It’s finally been launched. A new cultural policy for Australia. After years (actually decades) of neglect, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese today launched a new national cultural policy, Revive. In his speech he said:

The Guardian - AU

Afternoon Update: Australia to get a poet laureate; US police allegedly beat homeless man; and a smart immigration interactive

Albanese government launches $300m arts sector overhaul which includes minimum pay for professional artists and a crackdown on fake Indigenous art

Bangkok Post

Blurring the line between fiction and reality

Warin Lab Contemporary presents "Inside Manga Bubbles", an exhibition of hanging sculptures that blur the lines between fiction and reality, until March 18.

Chicago Sun-Times

Fast-paced ‘Andy Warhol in Iran’ packs real insight into an imaginary kidnapping

While Northlight Theater production is limited to a single hotel room, its stories of the American pop artist and his revolutionary Iranian captor cannot be contained within its walls.

Wales Online

'I failed my art A levels, now I'm teaching millions how to paint including Holly Willoughby'

Despite failing her A-Level in art, Claire Timbrell has helped over a million people find their love of painting

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