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Other lives: Artist and art teacher who spent the early part of his career drawing antiquities in Egypt

The Guardian - UK

Artist who created ‘obscene’ $10m MLK embrace statue in Boston reacts to ‘trolls’

‘When you put art in the world, you can’t control what people see,’ Hank Willis Thomas says

The Independent UK

Davos 2023: What you need to know about the WEF on Tuesday

The first day of official programming at the World Economic Forum's (WEF) annual meeting kicked off on Tuesday with bold declarations by Europe and China in attempts to bolster their positions in the world.

Reuters

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Canary Wharf Winter Lights festival 2023: First look at the luminous spectacle taking over E14

From a riverside mammoth to a floating luminous globe, here’s what you can expect to see at the festival, says Mike Daw

Evening Standard

Jim Thompson launches ‘Artists In Residence’ collab series

Jim Thompson has recruited award-winning artist Pichaya "Nuss" Osothcharoenpol for the first collection to kick off its “Artists In Residence” series before passing the baton to two more artists later this year.

Bangkok Post

Spain and the Hispanic World at the RA review: a stunning selection from 4,000 years of art

From Bell Beaker bowls dating to 2000 BC to Goya and Velazquez and more contemporary work, this exhibition conjures the soul of the Hispanic world

Evening Standard

Evanescent: Enormous glistening bubbles have started taking over the City of London

The iridescent art installation will only be in the city for a few weeks

Evening Standard

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Grayson Perry discusses ‘intuition around the language of dress’ ahead of knighthood ceremony

The 62-year-old artist was made a Knight Bachelor for services to the arts in the New Year Honours list

The Independent UK

Glasgow artist who underwent 'daunting' epilepsy brain surgery says it has changed her life

Helen Butler, 42, donated paintings to the neurology department at the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital after undergoing the brain surgery that changed her life.

Glasgow Live

‘The Embrace’ Martin Luther King Jr. Boston memorial causes a stir

BOSTON — It’s a matter of perspective.

Boston Herald

Imagining a new world

A few days after the dawn of the new year, I found myself on the move earlier than usual. It is not usually until the second week we hit the ground running. After all, who would fly to Singapore just for an art exhibition? But I took it on because,…

Bangkok Post

Scots artist who had 25 seizures a week thanks medics after life-changing surgery

Helen Butler has donated paintings to the Glasgow hospital where she had the life-changing surgery in 2018, and has even been able to pass her driving test since then.

Daily Record

Teacher and artist ‘humbled’ to be named new High Sheriff of Fermanagh

Noelle McAlinden has been named as the latest Fermanagh person to take up the ceremonial role for the year ahead

Belfast Live

Landmark Nottingham owls auctioned off to raise vital funds for charity

Money raised will help people who are struggling amid the cost of living crisis

Nottingham Post

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Daily Record

Work from Dumfries and Galloway school students goes on display at Gracefield Arts Centre

The free exhibition highlights the talent of young artists across the region

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'How do you just lose a painting like that?': Detroit museum packed in wake of van Gogh controversy

DETROIT — Cheryle Van Wert said she can't fathom how a $5 million Vincent van Gogh painting could have disappeared for six years before turning up at the Detroit Institute of Arts — but she said she drove 100 miles Sunday from Saginaw to the museum to see for herself…

Bangkok Post

A century of artistic influence

The life and works of the father of Thai contemporary art is recounted during "Remembering Silpa Bhirasri: 100 Years After His Arrival In Thailand" which is running at RCB Photographers' Gallery 1, 2nd floor of River City Bangkok, Charoen Krung 24, until Feb 12.

The Guardian - UK

How Munch’s friend hid a masterpiece in a Norwegian barn to foil the Nazis

Owner’s family to sell Dance on the Beach and split up to £20m with descendants of Jewish academic who had to sell it in 1934

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The Independent UK

Carpaccio the artist, not the appetizer, now getting his due

Most people think of “carpaccio” as the thinly sliced raw beef appetizer made famous by Venice’s iconic Harry’s Bar

The Guardian - UK

Why the Dutch apology for slavery leaves a bitter taste in my mouth

An apology only counts when there is a genuine process of reparation and reform. The people of the Dutch Caribbean are still waiting, says writer Jermain Ostiana

The Independent UK

Hamline University under fire for art professor's dismissal

A Minnesota university’s dismissal of a professor for including depictions of the Prophet Muhammad in a global art course has put the small, private school at the center of a debate over how to include controversial material in college courses while respecting students’ personal relationship to the material

ABC News

Sydney Festival brings Frida Kahlo to Barangaroo, Sun and Sea and lucid dreams to the CBD, in program big on ‘immersive’ experiences

In its opening week, Sydney Festival pulled out all the stops to entice audiences with "immersive" and unique experiences in unusual locations — but how was the art?

Chicago Sun-Times

‘Andy Warhol in Iran’ — a fictional meeting brings together an artist and a revolutionary in a very real world

Artistic director BJ Jones helms the award-winning drama, based on Warhol’s 1976 visit to the country.

Reuters

Princess in villa with unique Caravaggio faces eviction

A U.S.-born princess who lives in a Roman villa featuring the world's only known mural by Italian baroque artist Caravaggio said on Friday she faced eviction from the unique property at the centre of a raging inheritance battle.

Radio France Internationale

Sarcophagus of Egyptian pharaoh Ramses II to make rare visit to France

Nearly half a century after it was first shown in Paris in 1976, the sarcophagus of Pharaoh Ramses II will be back on display in France. On special loan from Egypt, it will be the highlight of a major exhibition in the French capital from April to September, organisers announced…

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