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Artist Jenny Holzer: ‘Women are not horrible. We’re largely not the problem’

For five decades, Holzer has used public spaces to make provocative declarations about politics and power. As she wins a major award, she discusses abortion rights, the climate crisis and her relative who was a witch

The Guardian - UK

53% of public support sending Elgin Marbles back to Greece

The findings come amid reports that the British Museum has moved closer to a landmark deal with Athens that could see the artefacts returned

Evening Standard

Everything you need to know about the controversial Elgin Marbles

Rishi Sunak caught up in diplomatic row with Greece over the potential return of the artefacts

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British Museum confirms ‘constructive discussions’ with Greece on Elgin Marbles

The sculptures have been the subject of controversy over where they should be displayed.

The Independent UK

Marina Abramović returns for a special talk on Jan 25

Thumbnail picture courtesy of the Marina Abramović Archives. “History Of Long Durational Work And MAI” is the title of an upcoming lecture to be conducted by performance and conceptual artist Marina Abramović. It's scheduled for Jan 25 at Queen Sirikit National Convention Centre from 6-8.15pm, as part of the ongoing…

Bangkok Post

A moment that changed me: a teacher destroyed my artistic dreams. A breakdown revived them

I was a promising painter in my teens, but turned my back on a career as an artist. Now, after depression and anxiety, I am fulfilling my early ambitions

The Guardian - UK

'Just dumbfounded': Vandals destroy Chifley's pipe - yet again

Call for cameras to watch over Canberra's sculptures.

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Immersive digital art on event horizon at True Digital Park West

The latest digital technologies help create another dimension of art during "The Gate Immersive Theatre" exhibition on the 1st floor of True Digital Park West, Sukhumvit 101, daily from 8am to 10pm until March 15.

Bangkok Post

Four decades of photographic reflection

Snapshots full of poetry are presented during "The Sheltering Sky" which is running at Head High Second Floor, a non-profit art space in Chiang Mai, until Jan 21.

Bangkok Post

Banksy mural theft ringleader could face 12 years in jail, Ukraine says

A group allegedly tried to move the mural using wooden planks

Evening Standard

Maya Widmaier-Picasso obituary

Daughter of Pablo Picasso who inspired several of her father’s paintings and became an authority on his work

The Guardian - UK

Speculation mounts over possible Banksy mural as it appears on Somerset building

A new piece of street art appeared on a property in Bath over the new year to leave local residents wondering if elusive street artist Banksy had visited the city

Daily Mirror

All the ancient artefacts the rest of the world wants back from the UK including the Elgin Marbles

There's been a lot of conversation about the return of these artefacts

Manchester Evening News

Incredible drone pictures show sand artist’s New Year display on Northumberland beach from above

Claire Eason created the stunning design on Beadnell Bay in the space of just twenty minutes alongside a friend

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Archibald Prize winner paints outside the lines in striking exhibition

Free from the constraints of a canvas, one of Australia's most acclaimed artists has been inspired with off-the-wall creativity.

Edinburgh Live

Edinburgh artist snaps unsettling wooden figures in popular woodland

The young capital artist came across the peculiar creations when out walking with her camera and was amazed to find so many of the objects stuck to a fence in a popular woodland.

The Guardian - UK

When is a Vermeer not a Vermeer? Reputations on the line over authenticity of artwork

Girl with a Flute to hang in the Netherlands as a painting by the Dutch master – but US gallery say it is the work of an associate

The Independent UK

Statue of John Lewis to be erected where confederate obelisk once stood

The 16-ft-tall statue will be erected in the congressional district that Lewis represented for 17 terms

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Dorothy Iannone obituary

Artist whose prevailing subject was intense love in all its forms, from romantic to erotic and spiritual

The Independent UK

French-born artist finds inspiration on remote Easter Island

Rapa Nui – the remote Chilean territory in the mid-Pacific widely known as Easter Island – is home to a Catholic church featuring artwork that reflects that islanders’ ancestral culture as well as Christian beliefs

The Independent UK

Sir Grayson Perry says he never considered turning down knighthood

The 62-year-old Essex-born artist, who calls himself a ‘tranny potter’, has been made a Knight Bachelor for services to the arts.

The Independent UK

Sir Grayson Perry says his knighthood is special for not being about class

The 62-year-old Essex-born artist, who calls himself a ‘tranny potter’, said he is not ‘necessarily a smooth fit’.

The Independent UK

From Skepta to David Bowie – the celebrities who turned down New Year’s Honours

Whether for political, personal or professional reasons, not everyone considers the annual awards an 'honour'

The Guardian - UK

The anti-hibernation culture guide: something to enjoy for every day in January

You can spend the next few weeks under the duvet and in front of the telly, or enjoy world-class art, theatre, music, film and standup – here’s an event for each of the next 31 days

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Seawall art gives Tohoku residents an ocean view, hope for the future

ISHINOMAKI, Miyagi -- The walls are there to protect them from the sea that a decade ago rose up in a tsunami and caused such destruction. With their view now obscured, residents of the Tohoku region have opted to turn the drab concrete barriers into works of art.

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