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Belfast art gallery awarded for work with refugees

It is the first programme from Northern Ireland to receive the grant

Belfast Live

Sydney to put up more statues of women after its public art labelled a ‘sausage party’

Councillor Linda Scott, who moved the motion, says there are about five times as many statues of birds as women in city council

The Guardian - AU

Greece welcomes back ancient art amid pressure on British Museum

The restitution of Parthenon artefacts from the Vatican increases pressure on the British Museum to return marbles.

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'Caring' student took her own life as family hopes lessons can be learned

The former Liverpool university student struggled with poor mental health over the past 10 years

Liverpool Echo

With eye on British Museum, Greece welcomes back ancient art

Greece has welcomed the return of ancient artifacts from the Acropolis, furthering a campaign to press the British Museum to hand back a collection of sculptures taken from the ancient site in Athens more than 200 years ago

The Independent UK

Meet the talented 82-year-old Gateshead care home resident who will showcase artwork in an exhibition

Douglas Jardine, 82, has been drawing since he was a young boy, and he is now looking forward to having his own exhibition

Chronicle Live

Ralph Selby obituary

Other lives: Designer who combined art and engineering to solve problems in the design and production of physical objects

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Culture in London to book for spring 2023: from Portraits of Dogs to Fast X and A Little Life

Spring has sprung and with it comes a new raft of fantastic culture in London. Here’s our essential guide of what to do and see this season

Evening Standard

Art duo Glibert and George get their own gallery in London

U.K.-based art duo Gilbert and George have been creating beguiling and unsettling art together for over half a century

The Independent UK

The ‘ordinary’ family at No 35: suspected Russian spies await trial in Slovenia

Couple arrested with huge amount of cash and history of extensive European travel now allegedly pawns in diplomatic game

The Guardian - UK

Elgin artist uses Rosie the Riveter, ‘Si se puede’ to create a mural about achieving dreams

Javier Sanchez, who goes by Azuna, says his painting is intended to convey ‘empowerment no matter who you are or what you do’ and that ‘you can do your dreams.’

Chicago Sun-Times

Glasgow's mysterious cat carvings that have left us scratching our heads

Glasgow seems to have an abundance of mysterious cat carvings that can be found high up on buildings all over the city. Intriguingly, for the most part, no-one seems to know exactly why they are there.

Glasgow Live

Principal axed over "pornographic" David

The Florida public charter school that forced former principal to resign has far-right connections

Salon

Reaction to bronze sculpture of Coretta and Martin Luther King Jr. in Boston hasn't been good – and that's not bad for art that shatters conventions

As an acclaimed photographer and conceptual artist, Hank Willis Thomas has grown accustomed to criticisms of his unconventional art and concepts of identity.

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The Week

Phyllida Barlow obituary: renowned sculptor who was also an influential art teacher

Phyllida Barlow was 16 years old, and in her first term at art school, when one of her teachers noted that her painting had a sculptural quality, and suggested that she work in clay instead. It was, she said, “an awakening”.

The Guardian - UK

Monet in Lego, modern art’s birth and Hockney’s bigger leash – the week in art

Ai Weiwei recreates a masterpiece in 650,000 pieces, Picasso and Matisse as arty midwives and dog portraits you won’t find in a charity shop – all in your weekly dispatch

Chicago Sun-Times

BUILD Chicago opens home-away-from-home for West Side youth

BUILD Chicago’s new youth and family center in Austin is free and open to the public. There’s a laundry room, a restorative justice program and a farm, among other things.

Asharq Al-Awsat

Saudi Arabia Allocates Sand, Landfill Site for Mining Activities

The Saudi Ministry of Industry and Mineral Resources said on Thursday it will allocate the sand and landfill site in the Khulais Governorate, west of the Kingdom, which extends over an area of 39.6 square kilometers, for a mining complex. The ministry is working to develop the areas adjacent to…

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Creative Bloq

The Frameless digital art exhibition puts you inside iconic paintings – I'm inspired

Frameless brings art to life.

Liverpool Echo

Royal Albert Dock ready to host the Eurovision world

The Floating Earth is one of several plans to transform Liverpool ahead of the Eurovision Song Contest

The Guardian - UK

Artist Salah Elmur: ‘I have to come back to Khartoum every now and then to fill my imagination and my vision’

As his show inspired by water and electricity opens in London, the Sudanese painter talks about the challenges his country faces and his optimism for the future

The Week

Peter Doig at The Courtauld Gallery review: an ‘eagerly awaited’ homecoming

The Scottish artist Peter Doig is arguably “the most influential living painter of his generation”, said Mark Hudson in The Independent. His paintings have sold for record sums, and traces of his “enigmatic” style can be detected in the work of countless younger artists. Doig (b.1959) blends dreamlike figuration with…

The Guardian - AU

Hong Kong department store removes artwork with hidden ‘political content’

Patrick Amadon, whose work flashed up names from pro-democracy protests, says it had to be taken down ‘to be a completed piece’

Wales Online

Tourists can walk on site of King’s coronation but must take shoes off

Visitors to Westminster Abbey will be able to stand for the first time on the exact spot where Charles will be crowned

The Independent UK

Visitors to walk on site of King’s coronation for first time – but in socks

Special guided ‘barefoot’ tours in Westminster Abbey will allow access to the Cosmati pavement for the first time in living memory.

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