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Drugs and alcohol do not make you more creative, research finds

Travel, meditation, training and exposure to culture have a greater effect on artistic output

The Guardian - UK

‘They could have ended up cut to bits and used for cushions’: the lost textiles of Andy Warhol

Created anonymously by the famed pop artist, these garment prints might have never come to light – were it not for a pair of sleuthing art collectors …

The Guardian - UK

Supreme Court takes shot at trademark fight in Jack Daniel’s case

A dog chew toy that references the whiskey brand has sparked a dispute over trademarks and creative expression in US.

Al Jazeera

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‘Warhol cooked us scrambled eggs. Or was it Rauschenberg?’ – Gilbert and George preserve their greatest moments

Now in their 80s, the ‘living sculpture’ couple have built a free gallery to ensure their creations last for ever. Our writer gets a tour of the centre – and its mind-boggling inaugural show

The Guardian - UK

5 new books to read this week

This week’s bookcase includes reviews of Old God’s Time by Sebastian Barry and Fire Rush by Jacqueline Crooks.

The Independent UK

Asylum seekers in Britain are obliged to grit their teeth

Dental treatment is hard to get when you’re waiting for refugee status – but no worse than if you are a British resident

The Guardian - UK

‘Celebrity is religion’: How Andy Warhol kickstarted our obsession with superstars

Kitschy unboxing videos, sunset selfies, TikTok dances: what would the man in the blonde wig make of the world he created, asks Nicole Flattery

The Guardian - UK

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The Chase fans create cheeky ‘cheat sheet’ to get answers right on ITV show

Viewers of the popular ITV gameshow are now convinced that they "think they know" how to predict the correct answers before the on-screen contestants do on The Chase.

Edinburgh Live

ITV fans 'think they know' how to get answers right on The Chase

Fans created a 'cheat sheet' for the ITV quiz show

Liverpool Echo

Polaroids of the everyday and portraits of the rich and famous: you should know the compulsive photography of Andy Warhol

Review: Andy Warhol and Photography: A Social Media, Art Gallery of South Australia.

The Conversation

Nothing Special by Nicole Flattery review – adventures of a Factory girl

A lonely teenager lands a job as the artist’s typist in a wry and quietly bold coming-of-age tale

The Guardian - UK

Andy Warhol exhibition at the Art Gallery of South Australia uses photographs to show the artist through a new lens

A new exhibition of snaps and portraits by Warhol and his peers reveals a lesser-known but influential aspect of his practice — and a different side of the man himself.

ABC News

Saudi Arabia's art scene is exploding, but who benefits?

Saudi Arabia is making a major push to become an arts and entertainment destination, but is the effort succeeding in overcoming the kingdom's conservative image?

WEKU

Did pop art have its heyday in the 1960s? Perhaps. But it is also utterly contemporary

Review: Pop Masters: Art from the Mugrabi Collection, New York, HOTA Gallery.

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‘It was a perfect storm. I was dressing Tupac’: Tommy Hilfiger on fashion, race and aspiration

The designer reflects on a storied career fueled by hip-hop and steeped in questions of class and identity

Dublin Live

Dublin gallery hosts exhibition featuring iconic Warhol print worth €290,000

The exhibition will take place at Gormleys Dublin with a range of pieces from influential American artists, including Andy Warhol and Roy Lichtenstein

The Guardian - UK

Alice Neel: Hot Off the Griddle; Action, Gesture, Paint – review

The American artist puts her sitters at such ease that, one way or another, they reveal all in a superbly curated show of her life’s work

The New Daily

‘Mad March’ beckons: Adelaide festival season picks for 2023

As the 2023 ‘Mad March’ season kicks off, we share the must-see events across Adelaide Festival, Fringe, WOMADelaide and Writers’ Week.

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André Leon Talley's belongings, including capes and art, net $3.5 million at auction

Christie's auctioned off hundreds of items belonging to the late fashion icon this week. Top-selling items included Andy Warhol paintings and some of Talley's signature custom coats.

The Independent UK

‘Guess what, I’m alive!’: How New York artist Alice Neel seduced us with her fearless, fleshy portraits

The biggest exhibition of Alice Neel’s portraits in the UK to date opens this week at the Barbican. Eloise Hendy explores the life of an artist whose canvases captured everyone from Andy Warhol to the socially marginalised

The Walrus

Blood and Honey: In Defence of the Winnie-the-Pooh Slasher Flick

Rhys Frake-Waterfield’s horror film might ruin your childhood, but it’s a win for creative freedom

The Guardian - UK

Alice Neel review – sexy, wonky portraits of radicals, poets, feminists and naked art critics

She immortalised New York’s bohemia and her own joys and struggles in paintings powerfully alert to body language and psychological vulnerabilities

Evening Standard

Alice Neel: Hot off the Griddle at the Barbican review: this humane painter speaks so clearly to us still

Among the many arresting, unforgettable moments in this marvellous survey are two portraits of artists in states of undress. In one, the first painting we see, Alice Neel paints herself, aged 80, naked, sitting on a striped chair that we see time and again in her late period (she made…

The Independent UK

‘Guess what, I’m alive!’: How New York artist Alice Neel seduced us with her fearless, fleshy portraits

The Conversation

Netflix: is mainstream content squeezing out the daring plots viewers originally fell for?

Since the field of cultural studies got its start in the 1950s, academics have been investigating what different pop cultures have to say about society. While popular culture has often been criticised as a sort of dumbing-down of “real” culture driven by purely commercial interests, research has provided important insight…

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