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War memorial restored with £2.50 permanent marker after unaffordable repair quotes

Members of a men's shed group took matters into their own hands after being quoted £5,000 for the work

Wales Online

Prince William and Prince Harry's former nanny gets surprising new job

The former nanny of Prince William and Prince Harry has found herself with an unlikely new job as the Atlantic Salmon Trust is calling for donations to help raise funds for a charity close to King Charles.

Edinburgh Live

David Hockney painting pictured ahead of first public sale in more than 30 years

The piece could sell for as much as £10 million.

The Independent UK

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Everybody say Frieze! It’s London’s finest art fair

It’s the moment the London art world waits for all year, with a mixture of excitement and dread. Next week is Frieze week, so called because it’s the time that the city’s biggest and most important art fair, Frieze, takes over Regent’s Park for five days of selling very expensive…

Evening Standard

Hieroglyphs at the British Museum: how the Rosetta Stone opened up 4,000 years of knowledge to the world

This new blockbuster show, which opens today, tells the story of one of how one of human history’s oldest written languages was decoded

Evening Standard

Riding the high wave: Why Chennai surfers are making their own surfboards

The demand for surfboards is picking up as the sport gains popularity along the coast. Chennai’s surfers explain how they became, self-taught, accidental shapers

The Hindu

Wonders of thread from across India

The four-day showcase also includes workshops and talks by experts

The Hindu

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Spooky 150-year-old 'time traveller' painting showing woman using iPhone leaves people divided

The Expected One was painted before electricity was even introduced to Irish households. But art fans are convinced the 'time traveller' woman in the 1860s portrait is using an iPhone.

Irish Mirror

Reason why Edinburgh park is being taken over by dozens of life-size bronze lions

The majority of them can be found in the Meadows, but three members of the pride will be on display in St Andrew Square garden and all will be up for sale afterwards.

Edinburgh Live

‘I was blown away by the beauty’: readers’ favourite museums and galleries in Europe

Amazing design, insights into history and gorgeous outdoor spaces all feature in our readers’ picks of European institutions. Scroll down to see the winner

The Guardian - UK

Battle over £1.5bn hotel and office plan for Liverpool Street station

Sellar, the developer of the Shard, wants to build a 16-storey tower block on top of the historic mainline station

Evening Standard

Featured jobs: Top Shelf Productions, Body Catalyst The Photo Studio

A rare opportunity has opened for a full-time Managers Assistant to join the Sydney based team at Top Shelf Productions. In this role you will assist on the tours and artistic projects of artists like: Nils Frahm, Ólafur Arnalds, Neil Gaiman, Tinariwen, Amanda Palmer, The Dresden Dolls, FourPlay String Quartet,…

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Born to Exist review – a celebration of women and the power of krump

The third work in Joseph Toonga’s trilogy presents moments of fevered action and powerful stillness in an eye-opening political performance

The Guardian - UK

Kirkcudbright set to be light up for Festival of Light

Light installations, displays, workshops and a lantern parade are all on the cards

Daily Record

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The Hindu

Decoding the mystique of marapachi couple dolls

As Navaratri concludes, we track down the prized dolls, which are passed down through generations, and always stored as a couple

Chronicle Live

Northumberland Coast project telling stories of 120 skeletons wins national award

The 12th century crypt at Bamburgh's St Aidan Church was reopened, with a modern-day ossuary created.

The Canberra Times

Canberra artist a finalist in the 2022 Calleen Art Award

The Tuggeranong artist chose the subject matter for very heartfelt reasons.

The Guardian - AU

Nationalist fervour ratcheted up in lead-up to China’s Communist party congress

Senior Communist party officials present a united front, quashing internet rumours of a coup

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Daily Mirror

Post Malone gets new tattoo on his forehead to honour his baby daughter

Post Malone's latest face tattoo was revealed by his tattooist who thanked the star for taking another visit to his studio

The Independent UK

James Bond 60th anniversary charity auction raises nearly £7m

The auction featured vehicles, watches, costumes, props and posters spanning the 25 Bond films to date.

The Independent UK

Pride of life-sized bronze lions go on display in Edinburgh

The feline sculptures each represent a true story behind the life of a lion in the wild.

Newsroom.co.nz

How SFO failed in Labour donations case

Serious Fraud investigators knew they needed to do more work to prove fraud over a Labour Party artwork donation but decided not to, leading directly to four defendants being acquitted

Los Angeles Times

Acclaimed artist Kim Jung Gi dies of a heart attack at age 47

Renowned illustrator Kim Jung Gi died Monday in Paris at age 47 after suffering a heart attack, the Daniel Maghen art gallery announced Wednesday.

Bangkok Post

Artist seeks to help others through charity auction

Just before the novel coronavirus pandemic, artist Boaz Zippor launched his Creative Philanthropy project, using his artwork to raise funds for charity.

The Conversation

Paul Yore: the uncompromising Australian artist riotously tackling queer culture, corporate greed and hyperconsumption

Artist Paul Yore works with found and discarded materials, including other people’s abandoned craft projects. Embroidery threads, braid, cross stitch samplers and quilt pieces – once objects of promise and anticipation – sit forgotten in sewing boxes and bottom drawers, until they are consigned to the op shop or the…

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