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Dance Umbrella digital festival review – riches from punk to samba to the supermarket

The online programme of the forward-facing London festival boasts thoughtful and varied work by Calixto Neto, Abby Zbikowski and more

The Guardian - UK

Strathaven mural artist who brings colour and creativity to streets is 'living the dream'

Luisa Preston's artwork can be found across Strathaven and further afield in the south side of Glasgow

Daily Record

The idyllic village in the shadow of the M60... and the fear it could soon be 'obliterated'

"You wouldn't think you were in Manchester."

Manchester Evening News

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Go on an art tour at Iconsiam

If you've been to Iconsiam on Charoen Nakhon Road, you may have noticed decorative pieces and artworks inside and outside the riverside mall. If you've ever wondered where to find the highlights, we have a cheat sheet to help you find eight masterpieces and the stories behind them.

Bangkok Post

Hitler’s watercolours are best ignored, but you have to reckon with the power of Eric Gill

A planned show featuring works by the evil and corrupt has caused outrage, but it asks some useful questions

The Guardian - UK

Photographs of 1930s society ladies in costume, as rediscovered in 1990

Madame Yevonde’s experimental pictures showed Lady Milbanke channelling Penthesilea, Diana Mosley as a bored-looking Venus and other dressed-up luminaries of the day

The Guardian - UK

Art is all around us: The Canberra Art Biennial has attracted works by more than 70 artists

"People have seen things in unexpected areas," creative director Neil Hobbs said

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Critically lauded show tells tale of gender transition

THE joy and possibility of transformation is often forgotten about in the now extremely polarised debate about being trans.

The National (Scotland)

Who is Just Stop Oil, the group that threw soup on Van Gogh's painting?

Just Stop Oil has been in the spotlight after its demonstration in which protesters threw soup at a Van Gogh painting. The coalition is demanding an end to new fossil fuel production in the U.K.

WEKU

Camilla surrounded by Paddingtons as tributes to Queen donated to Barnardo’s

The bears have been collected, professionally cleaned and will be delivered to the charity in the coming weeks.

The Independent UK

Activists who threw soup on Van Gogh’s ‘Sunflowers’ plead not guilty to criminal damage charges

The two young climate protesters who threw tomato soup over one of the world’s most famous paintings have pleaded not guilty to criminal damage charges.

Tribune News Service

Newcastle 'Just Stop Oil' protestor pleads not guilty to throwing soup over Van Gogh painting

Anna Holland, 20, from Newcastle and Phoebe Plummer, 21, from Lambeth, south-west London, both pleaded not guilty to criminal damage.

Chronicle Live

Kara Walker artworks animating racist tropes of America acquired by National Gallery of Australia, but how will they translate here?

Following the recent acquisition of two provocative works by American artist Kara Walker, ABC's Daniel Browning questions how they might translate in an Australian context.

ABC News

‘Waiting for too long’: Why Miriam Charlie photographs overcrowded Indigenous housing

The Yanyuwa Garrwa artist and Polaroid photographer from Borroloola in the Northern Territory uses her camera to document the state of housing in her home town

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Stained-glass window is artist's tribute to East Kilbride's 75th anniversary

East Kilbride Arts Centre tutor Fiona Foley created a bespoke design featuring the town's culture and heritage to mark the milestone

The Guardian - UK

To romanticise or demonise – not the only ways to frame working-class lives

A Chris Killip and Graham Smith retrospective from the 70s and 80s captures an absence of hope still felt today

Los Angeles Times

Burglars break into Megan Thee Stallion’s Hollywood Hills home

LOS ANGELES — Authorities are investigating a break-in at rapper Megan Thee Stallion’s Hollywood Hills home, where thieves made off with items worth potentially hundreds of thousands of dollars.

The Guardian - UK

The palace is dripping in diamonds, so why bring out the disputed Koh-i-noor?

The jewel in the last queen consort’s crown was plundered from India. Camilla doesn’t have to wear it

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The Guardian - UK

A stately pleasure dome is reborn in Holland Park

The reopening of Leighton House reminds us that the artist’s taste in interior decoration was unparalleled – if not his food

The Guardian - UK

Heston Blumenthal: ‘The most accurate gastronomic film? Ratatouille, if you take away the rats’

The chef on his superhero power, why he’s fallen in love with cooking again – and the mysteries of water

The Independent UK

Activists in UK court after soup thrown at Van Gogh picture

Three climate activists appeared in a London court on charges of criminal damage after protests including throwing soup over Vincent van Gogh’s “Sunflowers” painting in the National Gallery

Manchester Evening News

Wythenshawe welcomes back its 'iconic' Tudor hall six years after devastating arson

“After exceptional forensic conservation work, the building is a joy to experience"

The Guardian - UK

Just Stop Oil protesters charged with criminal damage to Van Gogh painting

Two tins of tomato soup were thrown over Sunflowers work at London’s National Gallery

The Independent UK

Three climate activists appear in court after soup thrown over Van Gogh painting

Anna Holland, 20, Phoebe Plummer, 21, and Lora Johnson, 38, appeared at Westminster Magistrates’ Court on Saturday morning.

Evening Standard

Just Stop Oil activists bring traffic to a halt in Shoreditch

Saturday’s action amrks the fifteenth day of civil unrest in the capital which has resulted in over 400 arrests.

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