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OPINION - ABBA Voyage and V&A Storehouse are part of the East London cultural renaissance — now it's the Royal Docks

The docks are a hidden gem of London, says Deputy Mayor for Culture Justine Simons. That’s about to change

Evening Standard

380-year-old mystery of famed Rembrandt painting finally solved

A curator at Amsterdam's Rijksmuseum has made a discovery about Night Watch

The Independent UK

A curious incident … dog in Night Watch was a copy by Rembrandt, expert claims

Rijksmuseum says that just like Shakespeare, Rembrandt drew widely and shamelessly from earlier sources

The Guardian - UK

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A Beloved Biker Bar Closed In Chicago, But Its Skeleton Rider Could Live On

The Twisted Spoke was a rad place with fantastic food at both its locations in Chicago, and it closed in August 2025. But its skeleton rider could become a monument.

RideApart

Simone Leigh’s ‘monumental’ Royal Academy show set for 2027

Exhibition by African American artist to focus on architecture, art under fascism and her own links to the UK

The Guardian - UK

Turner prize 2025 review – puzzling banners, tinkling bells, burning landscapes and bum-like sculptures

There are calls for peace, intimations of violence, Korean folklore and spiralling vortices: everyone has a spiel but one artist stands out

The Guardian - UK

Can We Stop Killing Each Other? review – a violence-themed show that’s about as dangerous as a garden centre

This exhibition asks whether art can diminish the human capacity for violence – but you might want to throttle someone after seeing this nonsense

The Guardian - UK

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Lucian Freud self-portrait could sell for up to £12 million

Christie’s will offer three major works in its 20th/21st Century: London Evening Sale on October 15.

Evening Standard

Chappell Roan review – pop’s patient princess triumphantly takes the throne in New York

The star claims she wasn’t ‘feeling 100’ for her Queens stadium show but it was hard to see any fatigue as she carried the crowd through her dazzling setlist

The Guardian - US

‘My paintings don’t fit the narrative’: Kerry James Marshall on why he’s depicting black enslavers

He is arguably America’s greatest living painter, elevating everyday black life to the level of epic, jaw-dropping masterpieces. Now, for his biggest European show, the artist talks us through his disturbing new works

The Guardian - UK

Builder cleared of stealing £270,000 Banksy print from central London gallery

Prosecutors alleged he was working with 48-year-old Larry Fraser, who pleaded guilty to burglary.

Evening Standard

Hits from the bong: music obsessives rescue the sound of Spain’s ancient bells

For centuries bells were the fastest means of communication, calling people to meetings, warning about wildfires, and were even believed to offer protection from storms – now they are being given a new life

The Guardian - UK

Readers reply: Can art save lives?

The long-running series in which readers answer other readers’ questions on subjects ranging from trivial flights of fancy to profound scientific and philosophical concepts

The Guardian - UK

Arc Teryx Fireworks Display Controversy Now Under Investigation Over Possible Damage to Himalayas

Chinese sportswear giant Arc Teryx is now under investigation after the controversial fireworks display in Himalayas. Many consumers in China began a boycott movement.

International Business Times UK

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Create an art studio you want to come back to, not just one that looks good for Instagram

Step inside my high-energy art space packed with tools, gadgets and creative inspiration.

The Guardian - UK

British artists reclaim St George’s flag with a message of inclusivity

In Manchester and beyond creative responses to the unwelcome message of ‘raise the colours’ are appearing

The National (Scotland)

Scottish fire station celebrates 10 years as creative hub

An arts hub formed from a grassroots campaign is celebrating 10 years of showcasing the big names of the Scottish and international arts scene ...

Creative Bloq

How to sell your art – six successful artists share their tips

These artists found that getting serious about marketing your art can pay off.

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Evening Standard

Sculptor aims to capture ‘grace and dignity’ of late Queen for national memorial

Artist Martin Jennings will create the statue in a new civic space called Queen Elizabeth II Place in St James’s Park, London.

The Guardian - UK

Have the Tate galleries lost their way? There’s no accounting for taste

Letters: Readers respond to Jonathan Jones’s view that the chain of galleries is losing its identity as more dynamic rivals flourish

The Guardian - UK

Psycho shocks, an American superstar and Marie Antoinette’s finest fits – the week in art

Kerry James Marshall unveils a triumphant vision of Black America, the executed queen of style gets her own show, and Hitchcock puts the knife in

The Independent UK

Frida Kahlo portrait could sell for $60 million and shatter records at Sotheby's

A self-portrait by Frida Kahlo’ could set records when it is sold at auction in November

The Independent UK

A massive mural honoring NYC immigrants now fills the entrance to St. Patrick’s Cathedral

New York’s iconic St. Patrick’s Cathedral is unveiling a massive new mural that honors the city’s immigrants

International Business Times

New Picasso Portrait Unveiled At Paris Auction House

A previously unknown portrait by Pablo Picasso of one of his lovers was revealed on Thursday after being put up for sale at auction in Paris with a reserve price of eight million euros ($9.5 million).

Radio France Internationale

Far-right activists fined for racist insults against French star Aya Nakamura

Ten people linked to extreme-right group Les Natifs (The Natives) have been fined for aggravated public insult against French-Malian singer Aya Nakamura. The Paris criminal court rejected the prosecution’s request for convictions on the more serious charge of incitement to hatred.

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