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Post-colonial artists reimagine the future in new Pompidou exhibition in Metz

After The End is an exhibition at the Pompidou Centre in Metz, showcasing artists from the Caribbean, the Mediterranean, and other post-colonial regions. Through their work, these artists from former colonies seek to present a fresh perspective on the world, offering new ways of imagining the future and inspiration for…

Radio France Internationale

Salvador Dalí in India: Landmark exhibition displays rare artworks by surrealist icon

Exhibition to showcase over 200 original works from the prestigious Pierre Argillet collection

The Independent UK

The King of Cling: Alaïa’s legacy continues as Pieter Mulier redefines sensuality for the modern woman

A retrospective

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‘Let it rot’: artist says Stroud’s ‘racist’ blackboy clock should be destroyed

Most in Gloucestershire town agree 240-year-old statue should be taken down, but Dan Guthrie argues against preserving it at all

The Guardian - UK

We're swooning over these chic February nails - even as Valentine's Day avoiders

While the month might call for romantic declarations and cliches, we're taking a more elegant approach with our manicures

Woman & Home

Art of reinvention: Victoria Beckham teams up with Sotheby’s as curator

High-end designer hosts work by some of biggest names of 20th and 21st century at London fashion store

The Guardian - UK

Turner: In Light and Shade review – bathe in the redemptive power of landscape art

Combining prints culled from Turner’s studio and watercolours from the Whitworth’s own collection, this show celebrates 250 years of our greatest artist

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Michael Brennan obituary

Other lives: Teacher and activist who studied the mathematical basis of Celtic knot patterns

The Guardian - UK

Mescaline visions, Turner’s 250th and Manchester’s dada genius – the week in art

Art-punk surrealist Linder Sterling springs surprises, classic landscapes get a fresh look and Henri Michaux gets high – all in your weekly dispatch

The Guardian - UK

The best science fiction, fantasy and horror – reviews roundup

Old Soul by Susan Barker; Model Home by Rivers Solomon; Mother of Serpents by John R Gordon; Symbiote by Michael Nayak; Waterblack by Alex Pheby

The Guardian - UK

TV tonight: Bill Bailey’s incredibly moving art show

The beardy comedian is back with an uplifting fourth series. Plus: what could be the daftest Death in Paradise yet. Here’s what to watch this evening

The Guardian - UK

Western Sydney artist duo represent Australia at Venice

A pair of western Sydney art-makers, visual artist Khaled Sabsabi and curator Michael Dagostino, will represent Australia at next year's Venice Biennale.

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‘Silence is a very obscure sound’: Christine Sun Kim on her sound art

The artist’s new survey at the Whitney shows how she has found a way to create work involving sound as a deaf artist

The Guardian - US

Reading Whistler’s Nocturne in Blue and Gold – Old Battersea Bridge as a piece of music

In 1877 the American artist James McNeill Whistler (1834-1903) achieved notoriety when he exhibited his recent views of the river Thames at the Grosvenor Gallery in London. He gave his paintings musical titles: Nocturne in Black and Gold – The Falling Rocket (1875) and Nocturne in Blue and Gold –…

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Monkeys, clowns and bottles hidden in Jackson Pollock’s paintings, study says

New paper suggests abstract expressionist may have been unaware of the images because of his bipolar disorder

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Museum turns up the dial on pioneering art collector Joséphine Bowes

Frenchwoman ‘had a bigger role than we’ve ever made visible’, says curator at Durham’s Bowes Museum

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Noah Davis review – thrilling strangeness from a painter brimming with ideas and adventure

From Egyptian mythology to the bear pit of reality TV, this show captures a mere eight years of dazzling work from the restless American who lit up LA before dying at the age of 32

International Business Times

For Quake Survivors, Art Brings Healing In Turkey's Antioch

At first glance, it's a happy image -- hundreds of smiling faces torn from newspapers and pasted into a frame.

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‘He wanted to have a wing of the Tate named after him’: remembering the groundbreaking art of Donald Rodney

A new show celebrates the pioneering, polemical artist who inspired a generation of Black British creatives – and whose works are as relevant today as they’ve ever been

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John Lyons: ‘Painting is an adventure in creative uncertainty’

For decades, the Trinidadian artist has used the folkloric imagery of his homeland to examine notions of identity. As a new exhibition of his work opens, the 91-year-old says he is too busy moving forward to look back

The Guardian - UK

Apple Cider Vinegar review – the wild wellness scammer who claimed she beat cancer with healthy living

Kaitlyn Dever gives a masterly performance in this fast, witty and furious dramatisation of the life of influencer and fake health guru Belle Gibson

Evening Standard

Japanese firm famed for ‘sustainable’ design receives top architecture honour

The collaborative practice of Japanese architects Kazuyo Sejima and Ryue Nishizawa has received the 2025 Royal Gold Medal for architecture.

The Independent UK

Super Bowl artist weaves Black Masking culture into vibrant logo and theme art for NFL global stage

New Orleans artist Tahj Williams used to stitch the Super Bowl logo and theme art in her sewing room, and now her creation is stretched across buildings near the Caesars Superdome

The Guardian - UK

Diana Hope obituary

Other lives: Teacher and artist whose work explored the beauty and mystery of domestic objects

The Guardian - US

Configurations in Black: a stateless Rwandan refugee makes art out of his experience

Serge Alain Nitegeka was forced out of his home as a result of genocide and now, awaiting citizenship, turns his displacement into art showing at a New York gallery

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