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Wednesday briefing: Just Stop Oil fuels up for a long fight

In today’s newsletter: They’re climbing bridges, clogging traffic and vandalising a Van Gogh. But are protesters on the right road to a climate revolution – and how far will the government go to stop them?

The Guardian - UK

Spectacular or scandalous? The UK’s first modernist home goes on sale for £3 million

High and Over was built by the architect Amyas Connell for his professor Bernard Ashmole between 1929 and 1931.

Evening Standard

Meet the only Scottish artist to have their work accepted into two prestigious academies

A GLASGOW-BASED artist is the only Scot to have their work accepted into two prestigious exhibitions.

The National (Scotland)

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House of Fritz Hansen honours Scandinavian master designer Poul Kjaerholm

For the first time in Thailand, Norse Republics is showcasing PK Collection, a series of contemporary furniture masterpieces by the late Poul Kjaerholm, one of Denmark's most celebrated designers.

Bangkok Post

Field Museum explores the breadth of death in newest exhibit

In the exhibit — opening Friday — called “Death: Life’s Greatest Mystery,” life and death are linked in an exploration of how different cultures and animals experience the “connective fabric” between all beings.

Chicago Sun-Times

Sydney festival 2023: Town Hall to be filled with 26 tonnes of sand for program showpiece

The heritage building’s floor will be covered in sand for an award-winning opera – one of a few architectural landmarks that will get a new life this summer

The Guardian - AU

Arthur Pedlar obituary

Other lives: a clown with an international reputation who raised the money for his first unicycle by selling miniature ships in bottles

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Removal of beloved statue from shuttered church delayed

A group of protesters continues to resist a plan to move a replica of Michelangelo’s Pieta from the now-closed St. Adalbert Church to St. Paul’s Catholic Church, which is about a mile away.

Chicago Sun-Times

Tasteless Hitler painting show will be Channel 4’s downfall

Letter: Adam Fineberg on the filming of Jimmy Carr Destroys Art, which he left because it was ‘debased and debauched’

The Guardian - UK

'It's devastating': Artists react to closure of Edinburgh modern art gallery

ARTISTS in Scotland have reacted to the news that one of the country’s most prestigious art galleries is closing its doors due to a crisis in…

The National (Scotland)

Glasgow community cafe looking to showcase local artists set to open early next year

A new social enterprise café set to open early next year, and is on the hunt for up and coming artists to display their works in the space - with prints and paintings available for purchase by customers.

Glasgow Live

Everyone needs to visit Tate Liverpool's incredible and thought provoking Turner Prize 2022 exhibition

The Turner Prize has returned to Liverpool for the first time in 15 years with a truly awe-inspiring exhibition

Liverpool Echo

Contemporary Art Meets Ancient Stones In Jerusalem

An avant-garde exhibit by Israeli Canadian artist, Nicole Kornberg Jacobovici, has brought art and archeology together

Zenger

‘Buckle up’: US backers of Just Stop Oil vow more Van Gogh-style protests

Climate Emergency Fund lauds National Portrait Gallery stunt and pledges to keep fighting against ‘mass delusion of normalcy’

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Turner prize 2022 review – slapstick, drag and hairnets at the end of the world

Heather Phillipson’s end-times installation benefits from reconfiguration while Sin Wai Kin’s gender-swapping work offers a wealth of possibilities

Daily Record

Celebration of West Lothian's African and Scottish art and culture wows shoppers

The African Scottish Expo 2022 took place in Bathgate recently

The Independent UK

Interest in reproduction of painting by the King ‘flabbergasts’ auctioneers

The print is number 18 in a limited run of 100 reproductions of a painting of Balmoral Castle by the King in 2001.

Evening Standard

Message in a bottle: a modern take on masculinity

In men’s style, sprezzatura is the deliberately ‘off’ gesture that elevates fashion victim to fashion victor. It’s anti-dandy: the studied nonchalance of a suit worn with hiking boots, or the effortful effortlessness of a lopsided tie, blades askew. Masters of the art have included the swashbuckling photographer Peter Beard, his…

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Daily Mirror

World's largest flawless diamond weighing over 300 carats is set to fetch at least £13m

The 'Golden Canary' diamond, which is is on display at Sotheby's Dubai gallery, was discovered in a pile of rubble by a young girl playing in her uncle's garden in the 1980s

The National (Scotland)

Edinburgh art gallery forced to shut as funding crisis hits cultural sector

A MODERN art gallery has been forced to close its doors for the rest of the year due to a severe crisis in funding.

The Guardian - UK

McCurry: The Pursuit of Colour review – intimate look at man behind Afghan Girl

A profile of the man behind one of the most recognisable portraits ever taken, from a troubled childhood through a 40-year career in some of the world’s most dangerous war zones

Liverpool Echo

Young people encouraged to share city's history at Liverpool's Walker Art Gallery

A new project will run from November 2022 to April 2023

Zenger

US Dad Moves His Family Into A 6,000-square-foot Nuclear Bunker

A father-of-four has moved his family into a nuclear bunker he bought for $300,000. He is renovating the bunker from scratch

Wales Online

Call for a change in the law to protect fish

Campaigners are unveiling a new mural in Parliament Square

The Independent UK

John Byrne artwork among items at church sale to raise cash for charity

The money raised will go towards Christian Aid, a global movement of people, churches and local organisations working to eradicate extreme poverty.

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