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Pembrokeshire’s wild north by train, bus and bike

Overshadowed by St Davids and Tenby, the Welsh seaside town of Fishguard makes a great off-season base for coastal and country exploration

The Guardian - UK

Jimmy Carter's woodworking, painting and poetry reveal an introspective Renaissance Man

Jimmy Carter was a president, humanitarian and Nobel laureate

The Independent UK

Pompeii comes to Australia, and ancient and contemporary stories of disaster and loss converge

Pompeii: Inside a Lost City at the National Museum of Australia in Canberra depicts life in the flourishing Roman city of Pompeii before it was destroyed by the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79 CE.

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‘I was drenched in painting’: how Jake Grewal’s nudes in nature caused a sensation

His dreamy, mysterious landscapes populated by naked figures have made him a rising star of the art world. But the young artist says he’s still figuring things out

The Guardian - UK

The most exciting US art exhibitions in 2025

The next 12 months offers a wide range of challenging and unusual exhibitions from artists such as Ruth Asawa and Rashid Johnson

The Guardian - US

Dog x-rays, art history and a ‘never say never’ attitude: the surprising toolbox of professional conservators

Restoration demands a marriage of scientific and technical expertise with knowledge of art and incredible patience

The Guardian - AU

Artists who boycott Israel push back against Florida government's ban on hiring them

Some artists hoping to lease their work to Florida cities for public exhibits are protesting a state law that requires government contractors to affirm they are not “engaged in a boycott of Israel.”

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Taxi-driver jailed for social media posts which encouraged violent disorder

Andrew McIntyre, 39, set up a Telegram channel in the aftermath of the Southport knife attack in which three young girls were killed.

Evening Standard

‘Giant colouring book’: how money and paint mix in Melbourne’s street art scene

Melbourne’s street art is world-famous and highly competitive but these artists manage to make a living from their work

The Guardian - AU

The kindness of strangers: I needed a place to take my burnout and my dog, then a woman I’d never met sent me an invitation

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‘We created our own island’: a new exhibition sees discreet Belgian fashion label Jan-Jan Van Essche step into the spotlight

Dal Chodha travels to Belgium to meet Jan-Jan Van Essche, the subject of a new exhibition at Antwerp’s MoMu that sheds light on the under-the-radar designer, whose eponymous label marries subtle elegance with extraordinary fabrications

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How I learned to paint in St Ives, Cornwall

A novice painter finds the artistic heritage of St Ives somewhat daunting initially, but expert tuition in a dream artists’ studio soon gets the creative juices flowing

The Guardian - UK

The ‘dollar princesses’: Sargent portraits of US women who married into British high society come to UK

Kenwood exhibition seeks to tell fuller story of wealthy American women who crossed the Atlantic for a husband

The Guardian - UK

Tudor psychedelia for £35 a night! Is this rescued Yorkshire pile Britain’s most thrilling holiday let?

It’s got triple-height splendour and 1550s wall paintings likely inspired by Emperor Nero’s villa in Rome. Our writer plays lord of the manor at Calverley Hall – once home to knights, weavers, stonemasons and murderers

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The big picture: every chocoholic’s dream?

Irene Poon’s alarming 1965 image of a sweet shop in San Francisco’s Chinatown exemplifies her knack for intimacy and surprise

Evening Standard

‘Very valuable’ bronze sculpture stolen from garden of world-renowned artist

Sculptor Anne Curry said she was ‘upset’ that no arrests had been made in connection with the theft of artwork La Promesse, a bronze worth £60,000.

Radio France Internationale

House of Press Cartoons coming in 2027, says French culture chief Dati

France's Culture Minister Rachida Dati confirmed on Saturday that a museum containing a collection of newspaper and magazine cartoons will open in France in 2027 some five years behind schedule.

The Guardian - UK

‘Clear creative abuse’: UK gravestone carvers condemn blatant reproduction of their designs

Master carvers say mass production of their bespoke work is a growing concern and upsetting for bereaved families

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Nine emerging Indian architecture studios on a mission to transform their country

We survey the emerging Indian architecture studios and professionals, who come armed with passion, ideas and tools designed to foster and bolster their country's creative growth

Latin Times

Waiter Who Sold Drugs To Liam Payne Before His Death Arrested After Days On The Run

Braian Paiz had been on the run for nearly four days after a warrant for his arrest was issued.

The Guardian - UK

‘It’s Dungeness first’: panel to decide fate of new Mr Doodle house

Award-winning architect says planned renovation on behalf of millionaire artist is ‘respectful’ of area’s heritage

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"Every rebranding project is an archaeological dig": how we made New York Historical's new identity

We learn how Lippincott found a single thread in historic institution and made a hyphen into a bridge for opposing views.

The Guardian - UK

‘Just a dishonest window cleaner’? Britain’s history of audacious cat burglars

£10m north London heist was a reminder of a time before security cameras when cat burglars were at work in high society

The Independent UK

Artist at odds with Kent council over ‘doodle’ home in ‘Britain’s only desert’

Locals worried metal facade of bungalow won’t fit in and could be a danger to wildlife

The Conversation

Children see art differently – our eye-tracking research shows how museums and art classes can capture their attention

Adults and children view art in completely different ways.

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