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Vermeer will never look the same after Amsterdam exhibition

Connections, reflections, vibrations between his paintings will shine at the Rijksmuseum as never before

The Guardian - UK

Irish artist Niamh McCann on her exhibition 'Hairline Crack'

It's sometimes said that art records what the history books cannot, giving us a sense of how it may have felt to live through a particular moment in time. It also allows us to question the official narrative of events. "Hairline Crack [a dialogue]" by visual artist Niamh McCann is…

France 24

‘Chance of a lifetime’ Vermeer exhibition to open in Amsterdam

Rare exhibition assembles 28 paintings by enigmatic Dutch master in one place

The Guardian - UK

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Art links: Fresh projects take hold in new year

Rachel Noonan is a contemporary, abstract artist who works from her home studio in Charlestown. She has curated a collection of paintings that she will be exhibiting at Common Circus Studios. Her exhibition Reflections will open for one day only on Saturday, February 11, between 11 and 2pm at Common…

Newcastle Herald

Margaret Muller: Police hunting for killer of Victoria Park jogger 20 years on

Margaret Muller was stabbed to death while on a morning run through Victoria Park

Evening Standard

Maitland Regional Art Gallery shines the light on women

The summer season brings to light concepts of women's place in the art world

Newcastle Herald

Dutch slavery exhibition to open at UN headquarters

A landmark exhibition on slavery in the Dutch colonial era that was first staged at Amsterdam’s Rijksmuseum is going on display at the United Nations in New York

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First Nations artists and souvenir sellers back crackdown on fake Indigenous art

Indigenous art is big money in regional Australia, but so are fakes. Artists, retailers and industry figures have welcomed a proposed crackdown.

ABC News

Stronger Together: artists give their perspective on the frontline health response to the pandemic in Canberra

And it's probably not something you were expecting

The Canberra Times

Chicago’s South Asia Institute exhibition marries the art, poetry of South Asian women

“Testimonies on Paper” features 13 poems crafted in response to works of art.

Chicago Sun-Times

BBC newsreader Huw Edwards immortalised in mural form in Llanelli underpass

He's in one of a number of designs which have transformed the tired underpass

Wales Online

Damien Hirst takes studio break to unleash dad-dancing in new video

Hirst, wearing a ‘The Dancing Kid’ shirt, appeared to be working from his studio

The Independent UK

Maryland artist’s sculpture of civil rights leader set to replace Robert E. Lee statue at US Capitol

Steven Weitzman is going to bring a civil rights icon to life in the U.S. Capitol.

Tribune News Service

Artist sought to create ‘prominent’ work for LS Lowry exhibition

Bolton Council are looking for a creative person to make a visual story map of the historic walk the artist used to do from his home in Salford to Bolton which inspired the famous 'Going to the Match' painting

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The Guardian - US

‘I could have died’: how an artist rebuilt his career after a studio fire

Much of Mike Henderson’s ‘protest paintings’ were destroyed after a fire but in his first solo exhibition for decades he shows what was recovered and restored

Bangkok Post

Make a splash

Art lovers are invited to enter a new universe created for humankind at the exhibition "The Endless Swimming Pool", on display at RCB Photographer's Gallery 2 of River City Bangkok, Charoen Krung 24, until March 19.

Chronicle Live

Two more Ray Lonsdale artworks recalling Sunderland's shipbuilding past to be installed in city

Artist Ray Lonsdale, the man behind the Tommy statue and the Gan Canny piece in Keel Square, has two more stunning tributes

The Canberra Times

Canberra's new lady of the lake

Have you spotted her on your regular lake walk?

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The Conversation

From Frank Lloyd Wright to Edwin Lutyens, why do unbuilt buildings continue to fascinate us?

Spanish architect David Romero recently released a series of digital visualisations of unbuilt architectural projects by one of the 20th century’s most eminent American architects, Frank Lloyd Wright. His fascinating 3D renderings underscore the potential of this technology and tell us a great deal about the breadth and ambition of…

The Independent UK

Prying eyes: Neighbors win privacy feud with UK Tate gallery

The U.K. Supreme Court has ruled that a viewing platform at London’s Tate Modern art gallery breached the privacy of residents of luxury apartments next door

The National (Scotland)

New sculpture of 'beloved' Scot to go on display after controversy

A NEW sculpture of one of Scotland’s most “beloved” figures is set to go on display at the Surgeons' Hall Museum in Edinburgh.

Bangkok Post

No longer the bridesmaid

Some 3,000kg of baby's breath flowers decorated a wedding reception under the concept of "The Flower Nebula". After the reception, Chayawat Panjaphakdee, better known as "Joe Rainforest", the managing director of Rainforest Thailand and Rakdok, did not want to trash the flowers. When Seacon Square Srinakarin asked him to design…

Belfast Live

Artist brings her atmospheric exploration of Irish coastlines to West Belfast cultural centre

The Falls Road cultural centre will house her work in the Ballaí Bána Gallery until March 16

The Guardian - UK

Oh Deià – how the artists’ colony in Mallorca fell victim to Bransonification

Letters: Bruce Ross-Smith on Deià’s descent into an overpriced playground for plutocrats

The Independent UK

Chandelier bought for £250 in antique shop set to sell for millions

John Craxton picked up the chandelier at an auction in central London in the 1960s

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