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Grace Ndiritu’s invitation to ‘shamanic journeys’ wins Jarman award

The artist’s interest in esoteric spirituality used to provoke art-world ridicule. That is changing, along with the mind of a Foreign Office staffer who attended one of her performances

The Guardian - UK

Break it down: Dancers begin charting path to Paris Olympics

The journey to the 2024 Olympic Games is well underway for dozens of b-boys and b-girls around the globe who hope to secure a spot to compete when breaking, the now-international dance art, makes its athletic debut on the world's stage

The Independent UK

Just Stop Oil activists found guilty of criminal damage of Van Gogh painting

Emily Brocklebank, 23, and Louis McKechnie, 22, are found guilty of damaging the painting’s valuable picture frame during a protest in a London gallery

Evening Standard

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First nationwide map of Italy's fascist monuments goes online

More than 1,400 monuments, street signs and plaques honouring fascism have been put online in the first nationwide attempt to document the symbols of Benito Mussolini's regime that still dot the urban landscape of Italy.

Reuters

Just Stop Oil protesters guilty of criminal damage to Van Gogh frame

Activists caused permanent harm to frame holding Peach Trees in Blossom at a London art gallery, judge finds

The Guardian - UK

Climate activists guilty of criminal damage over Van Gogh painting glue protest

Just Stop Oil supporters Emily Brocklebank, 24, and Louis McKechnie, 22, guilty of causing just under £2,000 of criminal damage

The Independent UK

Artist’s hand-painted dress to match her work goes viral

Louisiana artist Mandy Poche needed something to wear to her exhibit opening the next day

The Independent UK

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Just Stop Oil protesters caused nearly £2,000 of damage to Vincent Van Gogh painting

Emily Brocklebank, 23, and Louis McKechnie, 22, caused just under £2,000 of criminal damage to the 1889 work Peach Trees In Blossom at the Courtauld Gallery in London on June 30

Manchester Evening News

Diamanda Galás sings with pain-fueled eloquence about human suffering: 'I'm inhabited by dark subject matter'

SAN DIEGO — Diamanda Galás has been hailed around the world for her groundbreaking music and the sonic power and emotional intensity of her singing, not as a scientist or author.

Tribune News Service

Climate activist tells court Van Gogh may have agreed with painting protest

Just Stop Oil supporters Emily Brocklebank, 24, and Louis McKechnie, 22, have been found guilty of causing just under £2,000 of criminal damage.

The Independent UK

Evoking Castro, Putin and Cuban leader pledge to deepen ties

Russian President Vladimir Putin and his Cuban counterpart Miguel Diaz-Canel unveiled a monument in a north Moscow square on Tuesday to Cuban revolutionary leader Fidel Castro, pledging to deepen their friendship in the face of U.S. sanctions against both countries.

Reuters

Three things with Charmene Yap: ‘These little screwdrivers have been my saviour’

In our weekly interview about objects, the dancer and choreographer talks about a handmade dress and some essential parenting hardware

The Guardian - AU

Van Gogh painting ‘may have increased in value after climate protest’, lawyer claims

Just Stop Oil supporters Emily Brocklebank, 23, and Louis McKechnie, 22, are accused of damaging a valuable picture frame

The Independent UK

Lawyer tells trial Van Gogh painting ‘may have increased in value after protest’

Just Stop Oil supporters Emily Brocklebank, 23, and Louis McKechnie, 22, are accused of damaging a valuable picture frame.

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Five hundred Sir Ringo Starr ‘Peace and Love’ statues to be sold for charity

The gesture is the former Beatles drummer’s signature greeting and symbolises his message of ‘positivity and light’ to the world.

The Canberra Times

A Canberra prize for a very Canberra writer

It's a reality that many Canberra artists can't afford to live in the capital.

The Canberra Times

People's Choice winner wanted military mothers 'to see her and feel seen themselves'

Anneke Jamieson's portrait won both the Napier Waller Art Prize and the People's Choice award.

Daily Mirror

Super-realistic digital Beatles and Elvis could soon play gigs - and make eye contact

A producer of ground-breaking Abba Voyage, which features digital avatars of the Swedish supergroup as they appeared in 1977, said super-realistic digital renditions of artists like The Beatles and Elvis Presley that respond to the audience could be around the corner

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A giant slinky toy and other spectacular illuminations will light up Salford Quays this winter

The awe-inspiring FREE Lightwaves Festival is back at Salford Quays

Dublin Live

Tallaght firefighter has 'no idea' who nominated his impressive artwork for award

Geoff Tracey won the Arts and Heritage category of the competition for his artwork in the local area

The Conversation

Banksy in Ukraine: how his defiant new works offer hope

Art, in all its forms, has always been a powerful means of representing, resisting and remembering war. And the Russo-Ukrainian War is no different, with artists responding powerfully to Russian aggression through an explosion of artwork drawing attention to, and reinforcing, the resilience of Ukrainian people and culture.

The Independent UK

Murakami, Malone unite in 'flower-butterfly' collaboration

Japanese artist Takashi Murakami’s visions have spanned colorful smiling flowers, a zany take on Mickey Mouse and huge erotic sculptures of animation-inspired figures that have fetched enormous auction prices

The Guardian - AU

‘I’m not humble’: Artist Ken Done delivers colourful speech as 2022 Australian fashion laureate

The painter known for his vivacious Australiana prints accepted the award with a 10-minute speech that elicited laughter and some uncomfortable silences

The Conversation

The West Australian Ballet's Swan Lake brings the story to Perth – but the Noongar elements never feel completely integrated

Review: Swan Lake, West Australian Ballet

Chicago Sun-Times

Man who torched CTA van in 2020 summer rioting gets 3-plus years

A judge sentences Denzal Stewart to 3 years and 9 months for conspiracy to commit arson and civil disorder. Stewart and two others set fire to a CTA van on State Street.

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