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Descendants obtain works of enslaved potter in landmark restitution deal

The family of enslaved potter David Drake — known as “Dave the Potter” — has reclaimed two rare stoneware jars he created in South Carolina before the Civil War in what experts call the first major U.S. art restitution case involving works made by an enslaved person

The Independent UK

‘It makes me sick!’ How the French impressionists went from ‘lunatics’ to luminaries

The National Gallery of Victoria’s new show French Impressionism celebrates the likes of Monet, Renoir, Degas, Morisot and Pissarro, who painted in the face of public outrage

The Guardian - AU

‘There are too many unpleasant things in life without creating more’: why Impressionism is the world’s favourite art movement

Impressionism is the world’s favourite art movement.

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Period scenes set mood for Impressionist masterpieces

An exhibition of French Impressionist masterpieces from a Boston museum has returned to Australia after closing early in 2021 due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Bombed-out bunkers to nuclear disasters: Thomas Demand on the state of the image

On the heels of his Houston MFA retrospective and ahead of its opening in Taipei in January 2025, German artist Thomas Demand reflects on today’s image culture

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John Singer Sargent: Fashion & Swagger review – exploring the artist’s work in style

Academics, artists and curators delve into the background behind Sargent’s glossy society portraits in this polished documentary

The Guardian - UK

Exploring America's Top Art Galleries: Must-See Cultural Gems

Discover top art museums in the US, from iconic institutions like The Met to contemporary hubs like SFMOMA.

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The Ultimate Guide to Boston

The birthplace of the American Revolution is an underrated hub for good food, culture, and history.

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Philip Guston: controversial delayed Tate show asks 'what would it be like to be evil?'

American painter Philip Guston’s (1913-1980) work was filled with creative innovation. But the paintings he is best known for are the series of cartoonish hooded figures begun in the late 1960s.

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