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A guide to Dulwich Village: The south London village that Carrie and Boris Johnson could soon call home

Boris and Carrie Johnson are rumoured to be moving to upmarket Dulwich Village after leaving Downing Street — here’s everything you need to know about the area.

Evening Standard

Damage limitation: how sculptor Ali Cherri is reworking vandalised art

From the slashed Rokeby Venus to a bullet-scarred Leonardo – artworks famously changed by violence provide inspiration for the Lebanon-born artist

The Guardian - UK

Tickets on sale for new permanent interactive art installation

Technology will put you inside iconic paintings

Wales Online

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Destination masterpiece: 75 great artworks to see across the UK

From a Nubian god in Edinburgh to a Banksy in Bristol, our critics choose the most intriguing and important paintings, sculptures, installations for you to take in this summer

The Guardian - UK

Mona Lisa cake attack and other works of art vandalised - from pipe bombs to hammer blows

The Mona Lisa cake incident is sadly not an isolated incident as there have been plenty of works of art attacked, vandalised or destroyed over the years. Some remain permanently damaged to this day

Daily Mirror

The 10 most expensive artworks ever sold

As Andy Warhol’s iconic portrait of Marilyn Monroe sells for $195 million, Amy Francombe charts the world’s other record-breaking works of art

Evening Standard

They left me for dead, says Johnson of primary school art class

The Prime Minister was unable to brush off the subject of the Tories’ local election performance during a visit to a school in his constituency.

The Independent UK

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A 'Da Vinci of Violins' Goes Up for Auction in France

A near three-century-old instrument lauded as a Leonardo da Vinci of violins could fetch as much as 10 million euros ($10.6 million) when it is auctioned next month, the French house overseeing the sale said. Crafted in 1736 by revered Italian luthier Giuseppe Guarneri, it is owned by virtuoso Regis…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Dutch purchase of Rembrandt work criticised over tax haven link

Questions raised over move to buy The Standard Bearer for €175m from trust in the Cook Islands

The Guardian - UK

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