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A Sidney Nolan above the sofa? Inside Artbank, the collection that lets you rent a masterpiece

This public collection supports living artists while bringing their work into the homes and workplaces of Australians

The Guardian - AU

Salvador Dali painting bought at house clearance sale identified as original

The art dealer who purchased the mixed media piece discovered it had been offered for sale at Sotheby’s in the 1990s fully attributed to Dali.

Evening Standard

3 men convicted in the theft of ancient Celtic gold coins from a German museum

Three men have been convicted in the theft of hundreds of ancient gold coins from a German museum in 2022 and handed prison sentences ranging up to 11 years

The Independent UK

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Lele Pons Is Now a Mom: Everything About Baby Eloísa and the Celeb Baby Boom of 2025

2025 is proving to be the year of diapers, bibs, and surprise announcements. From Hollywood to recording studios, Mexico to Argentina, this year has seen a veritable baby boom among artists we've been following for years.

Latin Times

Slushie nails are our new summer inspiration, with their vibrantly juicy and retro colours

From electric shades of blue to chic cherry, these slushie-inspired manicures radiate summer nostalgia...

Woman & Home

Sarajevo Street Art Marks Out Brighter Future

Bullet holes still pockmark many Sarajevo buildings; others threaten collapse under disrepair, but street artists in the Bosnian capital are using their work to reshape a city steeped in history.

International Business Times

Mystery 4,000-year-old handprint found on Egyptian soul house

Soul houses acted as offering trays or provided a place for the soul of the deceased to live within the tomb

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'If I burnout I would be happy with what I've achieved' – Tadej Pogačar, triumphant at fourth Tour de France, rides off with no clear plans

UAE Team Emirates-XRG's Slovenian won by four minutes, tired in last week, but has no regrets

Cycling Weekly

Performers speak out against 'eye-wateringly expensive' Fringe Festival

BUM-CLENCHINGLY expensive is how one performer has described the cost of bringing a show to the Edinburgh Fringe ...

The National (Scotland)

Cloud nails are the luxe and ultra-wearable update on summer's most vibrant trends

Not a fan of bright, summery manicures, but still want to embrace some sunset shades? This more subtle spin might offer a silver lining...

Woman & Home

Nothing has been done to tackle violence against women – son of murdered artist

Claire Knights, a 54-year-old artist from Kent, was ambushed and murdered by a stranger in August 2023 as she walked her dog back from a beach.

Evening Standard

Hannah Wurzburger obituary

Other lives: Childhood refugee from Nazi Germany who went on to teach art and exhibited her work as a painter and weaver

The Guardian - UK

Tate Modern to open until 9pm on Fridays and Saturdays in bid to reclaim lost visitors

Later opening will build on the success of monthly ‘Tate Lates’ events

Evening Standard

I love dance so much. How do I decide if I want it as a career or just a hobby?

This type of work is a gamble, writes advice columnist Eleanor Gordon-Smith. It might help to consider what kind of life you’d like to avoid

The Guardian - AU

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Artist Amy Sherald cancels Smithsonian show over censorship

Portraitist withdrew her National Portrait Gallery show over reports that a transgender Statue of Liberty painting could offend Trump

The Guardian - UK

Andy Goldsworthy: Fifty Years review – a wild walk between life, death and sheep-shearing

Using barbed wire, graveyard pebbles and prickly thorns, this retrospective plunges viewers into the raw sadness and beauty of rural life

The Guardian - AU

Hidden gems and secret corners: a rare glimpse inside Melbourne’s most captivating buildings

For three days as part of Open House Melbourne, the public will be able to peek behind the doors of artist’s studios, distinctive buildings and historic homes

Woman & Home

Pink summer nails can be polarising, but these 9 juicy and sheer takes might tick a few boxes

From subtle, tinted nails to bright berry shades, a pink manicure is always a chic and safe pick for summer, as these 9 looks prove...

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Attention please, is your phone dominating your life?

A satirical take on telethons will have gallery-goers pledging not money but time spent on digital distraction.

The Guardian - US

The nefarious message behind the DHS ‘manifest destiny’ painting: ‘four pillars of propaganda’

Amid sweeping immigration raids, the Department of Homeland Security posted art captioned: ‘Protect the Homeland.’ Experts say it perpetuates an American fantasy

The National (Scotland)

US man sets up 'apologies desk' in Aberdeen ahead of Donald Trump's visit

An American man will set up a “United States apologies desk” in Aberdeen to say sorry for “many of the USA’s failings” while Donald Trump…

The National (Scotland)

Is the Tutankhamun exhibition in Glasgow worth the money? Here's my review

IT'S long been my view that "immersive exhibitions" should be held accountable for their Instagramification of art, culture and history.

The Guardian - UK

A world blown upside down: my Arles photo festival picks

The Guardian’s head of photography visited France’s renowned photography spectacular. From Nan Goldin to Kikuji Kawada to a father snipped from his own life story, she picks her highlights

International Business Times

Versailles Orchestra Plays New York In 'Affair Of The Poisons'

Acrobatics, fortune tellers, opulent gowns and palace intrigue: the New York debut of the Versailles Royal Opera Orchestra was a performance befitting the era it recalls.

The Guardian - US

‘Art can be a release’: how Black Girls in Art Spaces is bridging cultural gaps

The organization has nearly 40 chapters across the US and cultivates communities in which Black women and girls engage with art

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