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Fair celebrates Queen Mother's 90th birthday, Thai crafts

Interested members of the public are invited to witness the legacy of Thai craftsmanship during "Miracle of the Arts of the Kingdom" which will kick off Friday and run every weekend from 10am to 7pm until Aug 28, at the Arts of the Kingdom Museum in Bang Pa-in, Ayutthaya.

Bangkok Post

Brazilian woman swindled mother of more than $100 million in art, police say

Brazilian woman Sabine Coll Boghici, 48, was arrested on Wednesday on allegations she was part of a bizarre scheme to defraud her 82-year-old mother, Genevieve Boghici, the wife of the late art collector Jean Boghici, out of money, artwork and jewelry totaling some 724 million reais ($142.42 million).

Reuters

Masterclass review – the ‘great male artist’ put through the shredder

Brokentalkers theatre company and feminist comic Adrienne Truscott joyfully burlesque the ugliness of machismo in art and in life

The Guardian - UK

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Romantic Proposes Marriage, Offers Gigantic Ring Carved In Sand

This heartwarming video shows the moment a romantic man proposes to his girlfriend by having a giant picture of her engagement ring carved onto their favorite beach.

Zenger

Brazil police recover art masterpieces stolen in elderly con

Police in Rio de Janeiro are seeking the arrest of six people accused of involvement in stealing 16 artworks together valued at more than 700 million reais ($139 million), some of which were recovered

The Independent UK

Capitol rioter who posed in fake cell at CPAC says the left is trying to ‘criminalise his art’

Far-right activist was visited by Marjorie Taylor Greene in his ‘cell’

The Independent UK

Young Gaza Artist Was among Those Killed in Israeli Strikes

When Israeli bombs began falling last week, 22-year-old Duniana al-Amour ran into her room and tried to escape into her art and drawing, just as she had during Gaza's past wars. But this time around, her pencil never met the paper. An Israeli shell struck outside her home on Friday,…

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Brazilian police find stolen painting worth almost £50m under bed

Artwork found in police raid on home of alleged con artist involved in heist built around bogus predictions of phoney clairvoyant

The Guardian - US

Young Gaza artist was among those killed in Israeli strikes

A 22-year-old Palestinian woman who had retreated into her artistic pursuits during Gaza's past wars was among the first people killed by Israeli strikes in the latest round of violence

The Independent UK

Reviving Mexico's groundbreaking muralism a century later

Artists in a small Mexican town are using their talents to revive muralism, a movement that put the country at the vanguard of art a century ago

The Independent UK

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The Hindu

Pioneering art collection returns to Zimbabwe after 70 years

A compelling art exhibit, “The Stars Are Bright,” has opened at the National Gallery of Zimbabwe of paintings done in the 1940s and 1950s by young Black students at Cyrene Mission School, the first to teach art to Black students in what was then white minority-ruled Rhodesia

The Independent UK

Why these giant globes have appeared at locations around Swansea city centre

You might start to notice these big sculptures popping up at different locations

Wales Online

20th Kirkcudbright Art and Crafts Trail proves to be a huge success

Thousands of people took the chance to explore more than 100 different venues around the town

Daily Record

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Meet the Scottish artist heading to Norway to explore the impact of climate change

A SCOTTISH landscape artist is set to travel to the Norwegian archipelago of Svalbard with a team of scientists to explore the impact of climate…

Chicago Sun-Times

We must support our teachers, just like they support our children

The start of the new school year is an opportunity to recommit ourselves to those efforts. A recent report by the Illinois State Board of Education found roughly 5,300 unfilled positions at Illinois schools, including more than 1,000 openings at CPS.

Edinburgh Live

Edinburgh artist creates sculpture for Gorgie Farm alpacas as part of art trail

Visual artist, Mike Spring, who has lived locally in Gorgie for the last two decades created the sculpture as part of the Gorgie Collective to honour the alpacas of Gorgie Farm.

Bangkok Post

Exploring the dark corners

Stepping into Room 248 in River City Bangkok, visitors will find themselves in a fantasy garden, which is actually the large bedroom of a girl, Yindee. Around the black and white garden, visitors will see Yindee's cute and extraordinary animal friends such as the isolated bat Louise, the three-headed serpent…

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Belfast Live

Our Place in Space sculpture trail facing opposition from residents in Holywood

Neigbours to the Ulster Transport Museum air concerns about safety, privacy and parking

The Independent UK

Harry Hill joins artists to have interactive works displayed across London

The comedian has unveiled a trail of small green figures in a piece, titled Harry Hill’s Alien Art Adventure.

Manchester Evening News

The Mancunian Way: Miniature Manchester

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The Independent UK

Kuroda Seiki: Who was the celebrated painter who brought Western style to imperial Japan?

The son of a samurai studied in Paris before returning to his homeland and revolutionising the teaching and practice of painting

The Guardian - UK

Tate regrets way in which relationship with artists ended

Letter: Roland Rudd, the chair of Tate, on resolving a dispute with three artists

The Conversation

How centuries of self-isolation turned Japan into one of the most sustainable societies on Earth

At the start of the 1600s, Japan’s rulers feared that Christianity – which had recently been introduced to the southern parts of the country by European missionaries – would spread. In response, they effectively sealed the islands off from the outside world in 1603, with Japanese people not allowed to…

The Hindu

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