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Best hotels in East Sussex for romance and sea views

Enjoy East Sussex’s fantastic foodie spots and walking routes during your stay

The Independent UK

East Midlands man's drunken eBay purchase could be worth up to £100,000

He realised he had been bidding against himself at first

Nottingham Post

British man accidentally bid against himself and spent £20k on Edinburgh sculpture

Gareth Palmer, made the mistake in October 2021 after he ended up on eBay after downing a bottle of wine, which saw him enter a bidding war on both of his accounts.

Edinburgh Live

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What would the Romans say? A brilliant new ‘art fort’ brightens up Hadrian’s Wall

A temporary structure at Housesteads Fort celebrates 1,900 years of the wall, adding a welcome flamboyance to our writer’s childhood memories

The Guardian - UK

Bringing back dandy culture from the 18th century

The phenomenon of dandyism

The Times of India

Donald Trump PAC used $650,000 in supporter money to fund official portrait: documents

All presidential portraits in Smithsonian privately funded, museum says

The Independent UK

TED comes to Bangkok

Just arriving in Bangkok is Curiosity Room By TED, a one-of-a-kind experiential interactive accommodation that promises to get the best out of your brain while offering a rest day of comfort.

Bangkok Post

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3 Artworks That Investors Should Avoid!

While any artwork carries investment risk, it can be said that some are more likely to produce unfavorable returns for a collector than others. In this respect, I have devised a list of the 3 kinds of artworks that art investors might like to avoid to decrease their chances of…

Benzinga

The rowdy satire of Gordon Hookey: ‘I don’t take my art seriously at all’

The Waanyi artist is taking on the global rise of the right in his playful works, poking fun at Trump and ‘Tukka Cullsin’

The Guardian - AU

Winslow Homer, Cézanne and Zaha Hadid: the best art and architecture of autumn 2022

The exhibition of the year is here, plus we have South Korean pop culture, a Sudanese women’s champion, decoded Egyptian hieroglyphs, Zaha Hadid’s ‘yonic stadium’ and a rare showing for the ‘American Turner’

The Guardian - UK

Man's 'drunk' eBay purchase due to resell for up to £100,000

Gareth Palmer admits he drank 'a bottle and a bit' of wine before he started bidding on the item

Liverpool Echo

Businessman bids against HIMSELF for £20,000 14ft statue after drinking bottle of wine

Company boss Gareth Palmer, 62, was browsing eBay one evening and came across the work called Twisting by the Pool by renowned Scots sculptor Malcolm Robertson when he bid for the statue

Daily Mirror

On this 2-km stretch, art is in abundance

Street in Maravanthuruth is being enlivened by artists to reflect local identity and aspirations

The Hindu

Ukrainian mosaics destroyed in the war to be recreated for exhibition

The exhibition is part of the Greenwich+Docklands International Festival and is free to attend from August 26 to 29.

The Independent UK

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‘Time to pay the price’ for Ryan Giggs, prosecutor tells court

The former footballer denies allegations including assault of his ex-girlfriend.

The Japan News/Yomiuri

Artists from warring sides make same pleas for peace

Two artists from Russia and Ukraine are holding exhibitions in Japan to raise money for Ukraine and express their wish for peace through works created after Russia's invasion.

Evening Standard

Greenwich + Docklands International Festival: Our picks of what to see

The south London arts festival is back with a bang in its 27th year

Reuters

Pioneering Japanese woman photojournalist dies, aged 107

Tsuneko Sasamoto, a pioneering photographer considered to be Japan's first female photojournalist, who swore by a glass of red wine each night as one of the keys to good health, has died at the age of 107, domestic media said on Monday.

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The Guardian - UK

Flaming heck! Damien Hirst is setting his art on fire – and he’s not the first

From accidental conflagrations to planned incineration, nothing turns up the heat of art world commerce like a blaze

The Guardian - UK

Prayer For a Lost Mitten review – gently human tales of love and death in Montreal

To the sounds of wistful jazz, this gentle documentary tells human stories through items at a lost and found office

Daily Mirror

Church leaders plead for removal of controversial £80,000 statue which 'rejects God'

Church leaders in Cornwall have urged St Austell town council to remove a controversial Earth Goddess statue by artist Sandy Brown because they believe it 'rejects God'

Bangkok Post

Hope for a better future

In the short Surrealist fiction Lok (Peeled) by Jirat Prasertsap, a woman tries to move on after her boyfriend leaves her and she is unable to contact him. She throws away everything that reminds her of her ex-boyfriend. She quits her job and moves to live in another province. However,…

ABC News

Pinnaroo gets arty and out of their comfort zones to improve mental health

Knowing rural areas have higher rates of depression, the community of Pinnaroo decided it was time to explore ways to improve residents' mental health. Here's what they have learnt so far.

Dublin Live

Ben Dunne selling art collection in Dublin with paintings set to fetch millions

The unique paintings for sale include works from Dublin artists Jack B Yeats and John Lavery

The Hindu

An old city clothed in the glory of Art Deco architecture

Leading a group of walkers, historian and author V. Sriram narrates the history and heritage of the architecture on different stretches in Chennai

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