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Blind artist Lynne Wastell leaves Alice Springs due to crime

After finding her niche in watercolour, an incident has made blind artist Lynne Wastell fearful to leave her home.

ABC News

British Museum works to restore ‘rare and complex’ Michelangelo drawing

16th-century work Epifania is one of only two existing cartoons by the Italian master

The Guardian - UK

Mum's hobby turned into a business that's like 'Build-a-Bear but better'

Lisa makes and sells 'reborn' baby dolls - which look, feel and weigh uncannily like the real thing

Liverpool Echo

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The Past is Present: reflecting on 150 years of Chinese art at the National Gallery of Victoria

Earlier this month, Penny Wong detailed the last 50 years of Labor government engagement with China in her Whitlam Oration, tracing how the relationship’s varying warmth and chill have been politicised.

The Conversation

Museum closes its 'racist and sexist' Medicine Man display after 15 years

The Medicine Man exhibition opened at the Wellcome Collection 15 years ago but closed today as it perpetuates “racist, sexist and ablest theories and language"

Daily Mirror

Simon Schama’s History of Now review – this highly personal show is simplistic and outdated

The academic’s look at truth, democracy and art has its heart very much in the right place. But too often it’s fighting old battles rather than grasping the modern reality of untruths

The Guardian - UK

Central Embassy transforms into Christmas dreamscape

Southeast Asia's largest inflatable Christmas tree and a variety of floating wonders are drifting us away to a holiday dreamscape during "Let's Celebrate 2023: Floating Happiness" at Central Embassy, Phloenchit Road, until Jan 8.

Bangkok Post

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When art intersects human rights

Art and human rights violations do not always share the same tone. How can surviving abuse or living with restrictions also be beautiful and artistic? Violations come with misery, hopelessness, suffering and disagreement, while art brings beauty, meaning and creativity. Could brutal human rights violations be presented in artistic form?…

Bangkok Post

A fight at the opera: could forcing ENO up north work out?

The ultimatum to English National Opera was attacked as ‘cultural vandalism’, but raised some hopes nearer Manchester

The Guardian - UK

Welsh woman rarely wears clothes but draws the line at shopping naked

Lucy Muse took on a naked lifestyle whilst at university

Wales Online

Asian faiths try to save sacred swastika corrupted by Hitler

In much of the world, the swastika is often equated to Adolf Hitler’s Nazi Germany – a symbol of hate that evokes the trauma of the Holocaust and the horrors of Nazi rule

The Independent UK

Asian faiths try to save swastika symbol corrupted by Hitler

In much of the world, the swastika is often equated to Adolf Hitler’s Nazi Germany – a symbol of hate that evokes the trauma of the Holocaust and the horrors of Nazi rule

The Independent UK

Criticism mounts of ‘climate killer’ modern art museum in Berlin

Calls for construction on Museum of 20th-century Art to be halted until energy efficiency issues addressed

The Guardian - UK

Paint Like the Swallow Sings Calypso; Marcel Dzama: Child of Midnight review – let the revels begin

Carnival’s subversive power frolics through the centuries, via one-night-only thrills, in two fascinating shows

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Huge private collection of model trains could sell for £100k

The haul contains 3,000 items, with some dating back more than 100 years

The Guardian - UK

Israel Galván: La Consagración de la Primavera review – Stravinsky with a flamenco stamp

The maverick choreographer makes his mark on The Rite of Spring in this elementally austere exercise in anxiety and loose-cannon footwork

The Guardian - UK

‘Everyone was completely terrified’: the British film-maker who helped Ukrainian crew escape war

Art reflected life when Hugh Welchman of Breakthru Films started work on an animation of The Peasants, set during Russia’s occupation of Poland

The Guardian - UK

Wellcome Collection in London shuts ‘racist, sexist and ableist’ medical history gallery

Medicine Man exhibits included painting of a black African kneeling in front of a white missionary

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The Guardian - UK

‘Like a clown in a tutu’: London’s National Gallery architect steps into row over revamp plan

The Sainsbury Wing’s co-designer Denise Scott Brown says plans to remodel her award-winning entrance are tragically bad. Here, she explains why

Asharq Al-Awsat

Arab Stars Take Part in ‘King Farouk’ Musical Play in Dubai Opera

Dubai Opera will host the musical play “King Farouk” on December 12. The show celebrates Arabian culture and original oriental music, and sheds lights on former Egyptian King Farouk, who will be the center of a huge royal, musical concert, surrounded by Arabic music from the golden age. “The play…

The Guardian - UK

The big picture: Bruno Barbey captures life on the road in 1960s Palermo

The Magnum photographer’s image of a family in Sicily recalls Fellini and Visconti in its romantic depiction of everyday Italian life

The Guardian - UK

TV tonight: Simon Schama meets Pussy Riot in new personal project

The historian also speaks with George Orwell’s son in a new history series. Plus: the chaos continues in SAS Rogue Heroes. Here’s everything ton watch this evening

The National (Scotland)

'This felt radical’: Prosthetics at heart of new Scottish art exhibition

A RADICAL new exhibition is putting disability and prostheses at its centre.

The National (Scotland)

Letter calling on world leaders to stand with Scotland published across Europe

MORE than 15,000 people across Europe have signed an open letter asking EU leaders to “clearly signal” a path back for Scotland to becoming a…

The National (Scotland)

Scottish festival to put spotlight on arts and culture of Palestine

PALESTINIAN poet and translator Iyad Hayatleh is to present his work at a special event to mark the beginning of this year’s Bethlehem Cultural…

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