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Nude painting of Sinead O'Connor sells for €11,000 less than guide price at auction

The painting was originally commissioned for the former Dublin nightclub Lillie’s Bordello

Irish Mirror

‘If only my tastebuds could paint’: how prison food art reveals life inside

An art group at Pentonville prison has produced a booklet that shows how inmates get by deprived of the basic but profound freedom to eat as they like

The Guardian - UK

Artwork referring to abortion removed from Idaho public college exhibition

Six pieces removed from show about health issues after school officials were given legal counsel about state’s abortion ‘gag rule’

The Guardian - US

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Scottish £100million Picasso faker accused of trying to sell more dodgy artwork

Dominic Currie hit the headlines eight years ago when he claimed to have stumbled across the £100million masterpiece in his very own home in a suitcase with other valuables

Edinburgh Live

Two Vic Festivals Are Easing Strobe Lights Changing Stage Techniques To Be More Inclusive

Strobe lights will be removed from two Victorian festivals and stage lighting techniques updated to be more inclusive after punter feedback.

Pedestrian.tv

Scots Picasso faker accused of trying to sell dodgy Vettriano and Sargent artwork

Dominic Currie hit the headlines in 2015 when he claimed to have found the masterpiece in a suitcase with other valuables.

Daily Record

Sotheby’s beats most of Russian tycoon’s fraud suit

NEW YORK — Sotheby’s won dismissal of most claims by a Russian billionaire who accused the auction house of helping to defraud him in the purchase of a world-class art collection featuring works by Pablo Picasso, Auguste Rodin and Henri Matisse.

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Polaroids of the everyday and portraits of the rich and famous: you should know the compulsive photography of Andy Warhol

Review: Andy Warhol and Photography: A Social Media, Art Gallery of South Australia.

The Conversation

The quest to authenticate a masterpiece, Ald. Austin’s quiet quitting and more in your Chicago news roundup

Today’s update is a five-minute read that will brief you on the day’s biggest stories.

Chicago Sun-Times

Plans for the second phase of Oldham's Old Library restoration revealed

Proposals for the iconic building, which was built in 1883, are part of the ambition to create a 'cultural quarter' in Oldham

Manchester Evening News

Charles Bronson: 8 bizarre remarks notorious prisoner made during public parole hearing

Dubbed one of Britain's most violent offenders, Charles Bronson - who changed his surname to Salvador in 2014 after the artist Salvador Dali - has been in prison for much of the last 50 years

Daily Mirror

Notre Dame Cathedral set to reopen to public next December

French officials say the reconstruction of Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris is going fast enough to allow its reopening to visitors and faithful at the end of 2024

The Independent UK

Tate Liverpool to undergo £29.7 million refurbishment

The gallery described its plans as a ‘major reimagining’ of the space.

The Independent UK

Terrifying moment trapeze artist plunges 30ft to ground in Wheel of Death horror

Trapeze artist David, who performs with Circo Quiros, fell to the ground while conducting a death-defying stunt at a venue in Madrid, Spain - but miraculously survived with just "a little cut under my chin"

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Liverpool Echo

Charles Bronson's odd parole outburst as he tells hearing 'I've not p***** myself'

Bronson - one of the UK's longest-serving prisoners - had issues with a juice carton and had to get a tissue as he attended the hearing

Evening Standard

Banksy art worth over £220,000 seized in proceeds of crime investigation

Work by street artist Banksy worth more than £220,000 has been seized by police as suspected proceeds of crime, it has emerged.

Chronicle Live

Gateshead arts charity boss explains how £10,000 transformed mental health offering in one of the borough’s most deprived areas

Vikas Kumar MBE of Gem Arts said £10,000 in NHS funding had been a vital boost to the charity's work using art to support health in diverse communities.

Liverpool Echo

Date confirmed when Tate Liverpool will close its doors for two years

The £29.7 million project will see the Albert Dock gallery closed until 2025

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Evening Standard

Charles Bronson describes ‘rumble of his life’ prison fight as parole panel told he wouldn’t cope with release

He is only the second inmate in UK legal history to have his case heard in public

The Independent UK

New William Hogarth exhibition to feature artwork not seen for 300 years

The display focuses on the British artist and his reaction to the 1745 Jacobite Uprising.

The Guardian - UK

Conflict, exhaustion, joy and pain: how Alice Neel shattered the taboos around motherhood

After centuries of exquisite Madonnas, the painter laid bare the complex truth about bearing and bringing up children – and inspired generations of successors

Bangkok Post

Artist ponders better sex education

A collection of cartoonish and childlike paintings that carry a serious message will be showcased during "Alien Nation" at Eat Me Restaurant from Wednesday to May 7.

Liverpool Echo

'Photie Man' on life capturing Liverpool's 80s and 90s characters

"I couldn't have made this work anywhere else"

The Guardian - UK

Paris Picasso museum reinvents itself to tackle artist’s troubled legacy

French institution targets young audiences by confronting issues of misogyny and colonialism with Paul Smith’s help

The Guardian - UK

‘In the stillness, my mind was able to wander’: how a museum guard found solace in art

After a tragedy, Patrick Bringley swapped his glitzy magazine job to work at New York’s Metropolitan Museum of Art. The experience was so profound, he wrote a book about it

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