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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

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…

The National (Scotland)

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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.

Chicago Sun-Times

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.

Edinburgh Live

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…

Bangkok Post

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

Belfast Live

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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.

The Independent UK

The Mancunian Way: Miniature Manchester

Read the Mancunian Way newsletter for Tuesday August 9, 2022

Manchester Evening News

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 Independent 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 Guardian - UK

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 Conversation

Exhibition begins today

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The Hindu

Rare vase sells for over £5,000 at auction in Belfast

It was part of a sale of contents from Shakespear House in south Belfast.

The Independent UK

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Zenger

Mysterious ‘Countryside Banksy’ Leaves Artful Ring Of Slate

Local residents have labeled the work as the 'Borrowdale Banksy' as the artist is still a mystery.

Edinburgh Live

Edinburgh sculpture by Russian artist depicts the plight of Ukrainian refugees

Artist Kostya Benkovich has unveiled a sculpture of a suitcase, highlighting the plight of refugees fleeing Ukraine - after he fled Russia because of his anti-war stance in March.

Evening Standard

Who is Kuroda Seiki? Google Doodle celebrates Japanese painter

Everything you need to know about today’s Google Doodle featuring the Japanese artist Kuroda Seiki

Asharq Al-Awsat

Saudi Artists Take Part in Jordan’s Fuheis Festival

The Jordanian city of Fuheis (13 km from Amman) is famed for its churches, orchards, olive fields, and vineyards, inspiring artists from around the region. Some Saudi artists have chosen to live this experience at the Fuheis Festival, which opens its doors on at the Greek Orthodox Monastery Square on…

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A London Museum Is Returning Artefacts Stolen From Nigeria Better 125 Yrs Late Than Never

Ok British Museum, now u.

Bangkok Post

Exhibit examines the language of the lens

Atta Gallery presents “Three Worlds: Through The Lens”, a joint solo exhibition of contemporary art jewellery and object arts by Jiro Kamata from Japan and photography by Chalat Kanjanaratanakorn from Thailand, until Sept 18.

The Independent UK

Cambodian ambassador: Looted artworks are 'souls' of culture

Cambodia’s ambassador to the United States says the return of 30 antiquities to his country by U.S. law enforcement authorities is like a returning of the souls of Cambodia's culture

The Independent UK

The Surreal deal: Elsa Schiaparelli was the mother of strange fashion

The Italian designer’s so-called ‘little jokes’ turned out to have a massive influence on the world of fashion. In the wake of a new exhibition in Paris, Jessica Testa examines her life and work

Zenger

Taxidermist Makes Pencil Cases Out Of Dead Rats And They Come With A Pencil Sharpener At The Rear

His first attempt involved stuffing a mouse to impress his girlfriend - who he is still with.

Newsroom.co.nz

Indigenous design has for too long been ignored, not valued or appropriated

The decolonisation of design means we need to recognise the work of Māori designers, instead of Indigenous cultures being used simply for ‘inspiration’, argues Diana Albarrán González

The Guardian - UK

Mocked for my name like Kévins of France

Brief letters: Name blame | Survival kit | Rishi Sunak’s degree plan | Travelling too far

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