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Artist who fled Russia reveals suitcase sculpture highlighting plight of refugees

AN artist who fled Russia because of his anti-war stance has unveiled a sculpture of a suitcase at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe to highlight the…

The National (Scotland)

Beautiful mural in Newport vandalised just weeks after it’s painted in 'vindictive' attack

'Now every day someone sees that, they will think 'why can't we have nice things?''

Wales Online

Artist unveils suitcase sculpture to highlight plight of refugees

The sculpture will be on display in Edinburgh during August.

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Dublin ranked one of the best cities for hen parties and here’s what you can do

Things not to be missed include pints of Guinness, live music in pubs, and of course, the craic

Dublin Live

Londoner’s Diary: Return of Benin bronzes turns heat up on the British Museum

In today’s Diary: Pressure on BM over bronzes / How close is Gordon Brown to Starmer? / Bond’s 60th bday / Blenheim and Wilderness parties / Nigel Farage’s right wing weekend

Evening Standard

Top portrait artist Gerard Burns visit Castle Douglas

An exhibition of 30 of Gerard's original artworks is currently on display at The Artist @ Burford Antiques

Daily Record

Want to get more out of your art gallery visit? Start by looking at less

If you've ever staggered out of a gallery feeling exhausted and wondering what all the fuss is about, these simple tips will help make your next visit more fun and meaningful. For starters: don't try to see everything.

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London's Horniman Museum to return Benin Bronzes to Nigeria

London's Horniman Museum said on Sunday it would return 72 artefacts, including 12 brass plaques known as Benin Bronzes, looted from Benin City by British soldiers in 1897 to the Nigerian government.

Reuters

Not for decoration

To raise awareness of the importance of collecting in the Thai art ecosystem, the Bangkok Art and Culture Centre (BACC) held the exhibition "Crossover: The Unveiled Collection" in 2005. The exhibition presented a collection of Thai artworks by local and international collectors. This year, in collaboration with the Thai Art…

Bangkok Post

London museum to return 72 Benin treasures to Nigeria

Horniman museum is first government-funded institution to hand back artefacts looted by British forces in 1897

The Guardian - UK

The perils of living in a man’s world

Letter: The undervaluing of art made by women reflects a wider problem with social perceptions, writes Marianne Gemmeke

The Guardian - UK

‘They moved to silence and erase’: artists who sued Tate speak out

Exclusive: Tate agreed to pay a six-figure settlement after claim of discrimination, victimisation and harassment

The Guardian - UK

‘There’s a raw energy’: Hydra, artists’ haven, still casts its spell

The Greek island has attracted poets, writers and musicians for over 8o years, from Henry Miller to Leonard Cohen and Jeff Koons

The Guardian - UK

He coaxes grandeur out of jaded paintings

S. Madhan, who restored 21 paintings of Raja Ravi Varma, calls the process a combo of art and science

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The Guardian - UK

Boom review – powerful, humane circus collaboration

Two young companies share acrobatic skills and stories, taking in Gen Z life and the impact of war

The Guardian - UK

Young & Wild? Art in 1980s Germany; Pre-Raphaelite: Drawings and Watercolours – review

There’s prolific energy, and the odd woeful daub, in a small show of art from 1980s Berlin – all eclipsed by a single pencil sketch nearby...

Manchester Evening News

Street photographer makes Manchester Miniature in novel new project

Gisela has set up scenes with miniature models including such iconic places as Salfords Lads Club and The Hacienda.

The Guardian - UK

Photographer Fatimah Hossaini: ‘In Kabul, there was so much hope and desire’

The Afghan-Iranian artist narrowly escaped from Kabul to Paris last August, as the Taliban took over. She talks about the terror of that time, why she still longs for home, and her work photographing Afghan women in exile

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Asharq Al-Awsat

If These Beautiful Ornaments Could Speak

“The Clamor of Ornament,” a dazzling new exhibition at the Drawing Center, gathers nearly 200 drawings, etchings, photographs, tunics and weavings to tell a complicated story, one that spans five centuries, about cultural exchange and appropriation. The curators define ornament as “embellishment, surface or structural, that can be lifted from…

The National (Scotland)

Flash tattoo event to raise money for mental health charity

A TATTOO artist is to hold a flash tattoo event to raise money for a mental health charity after he was forced to deal with his own issues during…

The National (Scotland)

Pain the inspiration behind new live show at Fringe Festival

QUEER disabled artist Sarah Hopfinger shares her experience of chronic pain in a live performance piece at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe.

Wales Online

'Phallic' Antony Gormley sculpture met with horror from university students

Motion published by the Imperial College Union says the sculpture may 'hurt the image and reputation of the college'

The Guardian - UK

A takeover in Swansea and a phallic Antony Gormley – the week in art

There’s surrealism at the V&A and the queering of a Swansea gallery’s ‘heternormative’ collection, while Gormley’s latest proposed public sculpture has caused a furore

The Guardian - UK

The Antony Gormley ‘phallic’ sculpture row is an attack on modern art – and geometry

The artist says it’s legs bent at the knee. A student says it’s a giant penis. So who’s right? It doesn’t matter. This is abstract art – and it shouldn’t be condemned because of one interpretation out of many

The Hindu

Gorgosaurus skeleton sells for $6.1 million at Sotheby’s New York auction

Paleontologists say Gorgosaurus was fiercer and faster than the T-Rex, with a stronger bite of around 42,000 newtons compared to 35,000

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