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Cressida reaches a crescendo as exhibition closes soon

The National Gallery of Australia says the Cressida Campbell exhibition has contributed to its "busiest summer in three years".

The Canberra Times

The Bald Archy is back and look what they've done with Albo and Dutton

The cheeky Bald Archy Prize is back with everyone from Albo in his Rabbitohs' jumper to Peter Dutton as Netflix sensation Wednesday to a gesticulating Gina Rinehart in this year's mix.

The Canberra Times

'World's most modified man' first to surgically split hand to create 'devil hoof'

Marcelo "B-boy" De Souza Ribeiro spent years transforming his body with over 1,500 tattoos across his skin, and has undergone various body modification surgeries

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King tackles puzzle box during visit to one of London’s architectural treasures

Charles toured the former home of Victorian artist Lord Leighton, who lavishly decorated parts of his property in a Middle Eastern style.

The Independent UK

Stunning pictures of Coalesence, the new installation at Liverpool Cathedral

The free installation will run from February 9 until March 12

Liverpool Echo

Nigerian artist Eniwaye Oluwaseyi on his first exhibition in Europe

Self-taught Nigerian artist Eniwaye Oluwaseyi speaks to Eve Jackson about his exciting solo exhibition, his first in Europe: "The Eye Never has Enough of Seeing nor the Ear its Fit of Hearing" at Paris's Zidoun-Bossuyt Gallery. Oluwaseyi's works are an embodiment of the term "people of colour". His vibrant paintings…

France 24

Screenwriter, musician and performer Kit Hesketh-Harvey died of natural causes, coroner rules

The multi-talented artist and brother of journalist and former editor Sarah Sands died suddenly earlier this month

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Losing its marbles? Pressure mounts on British Museum to return Parthenon frieze

It's one of the oldest symbols of democracy. The 2,500-year-old Parthenon in the Greek capital Athens attracts around 7.2 million vistors annually. But for more than two centuries, the site has been missing some of its marble sculptures. They were taken by the British ambassador in the 1800s, then sold…

France 24

Forensic artist predicts what Harry and Meghan's son will look like when older

Forensic imaging specialist Jim Mullins has predicted what Archie Harrison Mountbatten-Windsor could look like in a few years' time after studying photos of Prince Harry and Meghan

Irish Mirror

Swedish museum creates giant indoor ‘forest’ where you can camp out

The pop-up hotel is available for three nights only

The Independent UK

Woman's heartbreak after nobody buys anything from homemade craft stall

The business owner shared her sadness online after her market stall did not perform as well as she had hoped. Thankfully, support soon came from an unexpected source

Daily Mirror

Don’t give away colonial treasures, ‘share’ them, says V&A’s Tristram Hunt

Hunt calls for a ‘programme of cultural partnerships’ with former colonies

Evening Standard

The joy of clothes on canvas: how painters celebrate fashion – and inspire it

Art and fashion influencing each other is nothing new – but, more than ever, there seems to be a beautiful cross-pollination going on between painters and designers

The Guardian - UK

Art, young sons have saved a man who lost so much in a tragic accident

PITTSBURGH — Around the age of 22, Jared Quinteros was dealt a discouraging blow: He was harshly told by an art gallery owner that he wasn't cut out for the art world.

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The Philadelphia Inquirer

An ancient art form got a new twist from this engineering student, 7,000 miles from his home in China

PHILADELPHIA -- Drexel University engineering student Teng Zhang took up Chinese calligraphy recently, seeking a connection with family members in China whom he has not seen since before the COVID-19 pandemic.

Evening Standard

Peter Doig at the Courtauld Gallery review: magnificence among the masters

This show proves the Scottish artist is almost unsurpassed among his peers

Daily Record

Corsock potter named Maker of the Year at the UK Heritage Crafts Awards

Hannah McAndrew received the accolade at the House of Lords in London

Daily Mirror

Just Stop Oil activists who glued themselves to Da Vinci painting fined just £175 each

Caspar Hughes sprayed onto the wall 'no new oil' and then he and Simon Bramwell, Jessica Agar, Lucy Porter and Tristan Strange glued themselves to the frame of the painting in July last year

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The Independent UK

‘Making pictures is a better high than sex and drugs’: David Hockney on painting into his eighties and creating the most ambitious show of his career

The artist reminisces with Geordie Greig and looks forward to the new immersive, cinematic experience of his work in London

The Independent UK

‘Where’s all the style?’ Crocs connoisseur David Hockney criticises modern men’s fashion

British artist made headlines last year after delighting King Charles with his choice of footwear at a Buckingham Palace event

The Guardian - UK

Wreck of ship carrying rare ‘ordinary’ crockery wins protection off Kent coast

Unknown patterns found on ceramics from Josephine Willis, which collided with steamer in 1856

Pedestrian.tv

Hell Yeah: Living Legend Phoebe Bridgers Made Her Melbourne Crowd Chant ‘Fuck Margaret Court’

“So, Margaret Court. Fuck that dumbass stupid-ass bitch."

The Guardian - UK

Simon Olding obituary

Other lives: Director of the Crafts Study Centre at the University of the Creative Arts in Farnham, Surrey

The Guardian - UK

Eldred Evans obituary

Architect who combined classicism and modernism in designs for buildings such as Tate St Ives and the law courts at Truro

The Guardian - UK

‘I’m going to get a beating’ – artist Peter Doig on taking on Cézanne, Renoir, Monet and more

Once Europe’s most expensive living painter, Doig is feverishly trying to finish 10 new works that will hang alongside some old masters. No wonder he isn’t getting any sleep

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