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As an abstract expressionist artist, Chanida Aroonrungsi, better known as "Be Chanida" spends a lot of time on social media, especially on Instagram, in order to post photos of her paintings, keep up with work created by other artists and keep herself updated with art events.

Bangkok Post

Medieval ring sells for nearly £40,000

The ring was discovered by former milk tanker driver David Board, 69, on farmland in Thorncombe, Dorset.

The Independent UK

Big Jeff discharged from hospital almost six months after house fire

Local artist, Jeff Johns, is "nervous but excited" to be back home

Bristol Post

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Removal of beloved statue from shuttered Pilsen church underway

The move has faced fierce opposition from former parishioners along with other concerned Catholics and preservationists — five of whom were arrested Tuesday.

Chicago Sun-Times

Museums' daring feat brings major Ukraine art show to Spain

Against a backdrop of Russian attacks, border closures and a nail-biting journey across Europe, Madrid’s Thyssen-Bornemisza National Museum has teamed up with Kyiv’s National Art Museum of Ukraine to secretly bring dozens of Ukrainian 20th century avant-garde artworks to the Spanish capital for a unique exhibition and a show of…

The Independent UK

The Godfather of British Pop Art: Special concert in honour of Sir Peter Blake’s 90th birthday - date and line-up

The Godfather of British Pop Art is being honoured following his 90th birthday in June 2022.

Evening Standard

London’s Horniman Museum returns looted Benin Bronzes to Nigeria

The Horniman Museum in south-east London officially handed over ownership of the artefacts to the Nigerian government on Monday

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New Van Gogh exhibition offers an immersive experience for Belfast art lovers

The experience is based at Carlisle Memorial Church in North Belfast until late February

Belfast Live

DOMA says Store on track despite Canberra project troubles

DOMA says delays and rising construction costs have affected its ability to deliver a big apartment project in Canberra.

Newcastle Herald

Move over Sydney Opera House – there’s a new superstar in town

It has been called the most significant cultural addition to the Australian city for 50 years. So how does the airy cascade of new galleries measure up? We take a tour of the A$344m (£191m) project

The Guardian - UK

Chinese artist Ai Weiwei says COVID protests will not shake government

From his Portuguese home, Ai Weiwei, the high-profile Chinese dissident whose art has often criticized Beijing's policies, said the recent wave of protests would not shake Xi Jinping's government because the police would simply crush them into silence.

Reuters

Greece PM senses "momentum" in "Elgin Marbles" talks with Britain

Greece's Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis said on Monday there was "progress" and a sense of "momentum" in talks with Britain to reunite the Parthenon Sculptures in Greece.

Reuters

London museum returns looted Benin bronzes to Nigeria

There are questions about whether thousands of items which are held at institutions globally, including the British Museum, will ever be sent back.

The Independent UK

London museum returns looted Benin City artefacts to Nigeria

Six objects stolen by British soldiers in 19th century are handed over in ceremony at Horniman Museum

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QAGOMA’s Air exhibition in Brisbane reflects on real-world issues, including climate change, colonisation and the pandemic

The catastrophic 2019-20 bushfires and the repercussions of the Maralinga nuclear testing site are just of the subjects explored in a major exhibition that just opened at Brisbane's Gallery of Modern Art.

The Guardian - UK

Letter: Derrick Greaves obituary

Tanya Harrod writes: the artist was startled by a Moscow audience’s strong but varied reactions to his work

Newsroom.co.nz

Do prized artworks need more protection?

In private hands, iconic New Zealand treasures can be sold off, hidden away, or even destroyed.

Daily Record

Dull wall between Dumbarton and Renton has incredible makeover as it's rejuvenated with colourful mural

Youngsters from Lennox primary and Bonhill primary schools have all had an input into the design after Loch Lomond Fisheries Trust was awarded a grant to help spruce it up.

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Nottingham Post

Bulwell tattoo studio to be turned into Santa's Christmas grotto

The owner's big-hearted gesture is coming out of his own pocket

The Independent UK

New Van Gogh exhibition offers art lovers immersive experience

The interactive experience is being hosted by Carlisle Memorial Church in Belfast.

Daily Record

Linlithgow MSP Fiona Hyslop hosts 'Poetry in Parliament' event aimed at providing powerful perspectives on climate change

The event featured several poets showcasing their work with an emphasis on climate change.

Evening Standard

Wellcome Collection shuts ‘racist’ Medicine Man exhibition after 15 years

The Wellcome Collection has closed its Medicine Man display after 15 years over concerns exhibits contained "racist, sexist and ableist theories and language".

The Guardian - UK

Iranian artists call for boycott of cultural institutions with links to regime

Art activism has increased in and outside the country since death of 22-year-old Mahsa Amini

Edinburgh Live

Royal Mint's rarest 50p coins worth hundreds as people urged to check loose change

The most valuable of 50p coins is the Kew Gardens edition, worth £650. There are 200 million 50ps circulating in the UK alone. The lower the mintage figure, the less coins that are in circulation, making them rarer and more valuable.

The Guardian - UK

Beaten, jailed, exiled and still taunting Putin: inside Pussy Riot’s filthy, furious show

They fled Russia disguised as food couriers. Now a major exhibition is celebrating the collective’s decade of punky protest art, from a urine-splattered portrait of Putin to the cathedral gig that landed them in prison

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