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Royal Academy removes Gaza-inspired works after Jewish group flags concerns

Gallery apologises for ‘any hurt and distress’ as two artworks withdrawn from Young Artists’ Summer Show

The Guardian - UK

Thomas Hoepker obituary

Acclaimed photojournalist with a gift for capturing the joys and travails of the human condition

The Guardian - UK

New British Museum boss opens door to Parthenon marbles return with ‘lending library’ model

‘I would hope that some form of partnership is possible,’ Nicholas Cullinan said

The Independent UK

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Dover Castle ‘rises from ashes of the 1216 siege’ in digital exhibition

English Heritage’s display shows the castle before an epic battle for control against French and rebel forces

The Guardian - UK

A peek inside the Nederlands Fotomuseum as it prepares for its 2025 opening

The home for the Nederlands Fotomuseum, set on the Rotterdam waterfront, is one step closer to its 2025 opening

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Robert E. Bear, Founder Of Cave Bear LLC, Showcases His Love For Nature Via Idyllic Wildlife Paintings

According to Bear, he is inspired to paint by the beauty of God's creations, so he loves spending time outdoors in nature, soaking in the scenery, and envisioning his next project.

International Business Times

Remembering Bill Viola (1951-2024), the video artist asking the big questions

American artist Bill Viola has died aged 73 in California

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Toshiko Mori's well-connected community centre in rural Senegal has high ambitions

Toshiko Mori gives a talk introducing 16- to 25-year-olds to architecture at the Royal Academy of Arts in London tonight; to mark the occasion we revisit her 2015 community centre in rural Senegal

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‘All art is worthy of preserving’: what should artists do to protect what they leave behind?

With a dip in the art market and only one in five artists exhibiting their work in a museum, those on the outskirts are grappling with how to preserve their legacy

The Guardian - US

Francis Alÿs plots child play around the world at the Barbican

In Francis Alÿs' exhibition ‘Ricochets’ at London’s Barbican, the artist explores the universality of play, even in challenging situations

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Sunbonnet supernova: the ‘fun gal’ who put the glorious Glasgow Boys in the shade

Bessie MacNicol was a brilliantly talented artist but, as a woman, she had to go to Paris to paint nudes. Now, after a sensational acquisition, this leading light of the Glasgow Girls is finally getting her day in the sun

The Guardian - UK

‘Who has not dreamed of seeing what the eye cannot grasp?’: Rencontres d’Arles comes to the south of France

Les Rencontres d’Arles 2024 presents over 40 exhibitions and nearly 200 artists, and includes the latest iteration of the BMW Art Makers programme

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At Lee Ufan Arles, tension and calm guide relationships between space and art

Lee Ufan Arles opens in the south of France, a collaboration between the famed Korean artist and Japanese architect Tadao Ando

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Olivia Erlanger’s dystopian exploration of suburban America is on show in Houston

Olivia Erlanger: If Today Were Tomorrow’, is currently on show at the Contemporary Arts Museum Houston

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The Conversation

Critics are calling MONA ‘childish’, but history shows us how much the public love an art forger

Art forgery is a devilish attempt to deceive its audience.

The Conversation

AIDS, trauma – and joy: how artist Brent Harris captures the intensity of emotion beneath humour

Brent Harris’ retrospective exhibition Surrender and Catch traces his art over four decades. It is a visual and linguistic treat.

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on outdoor play: ministers should give it a whirl

Editorial: Children are naturally playful, as the artist Francis Alÿs reminds us. But they still need support and encouragement

The Guardian - UK

Bill Viola made video art ask the biggest, most universal questions

The artist, who has died aged 73, used his medium to explore survival, reason, life, death and the soul. In a world of oversaturation, his art gave stillness

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The Guardian - UK

A load of rubbish … or a whole new reality? Hany Armanious on his ‘redemptive’ replicas show

The sculptor says his uncannily accurate casts of discarded items – from Blu-Tack to burnt candles – are about redeeming waste. But really, this spellbinding show is beyond words

The Independent UK

Acclaimed video artist Bill Viola dies at 73, created landmark `Tristan und Isolde' production

Bill Viola, a video artist who combined with director Peter Sellars on a groundbreaking production of Wagner’s “Tristan und Isolde” originally seen in Los Angeles, Paris and New York, has died at age 73

The Guardian - UK

Bill Viola obituary

Video artist who melded the material and the spiritual and applied modern technology to Renaissance subjects

The Guardian - UK

Ronald Moody: Sculpting Life; Igshaan Adams: Weerhoud; Bharti Kher: Alchemies – review

A long-awaited retrospective of the Jamaican-born sculptor Ronald Moody exudes humanity; South Africa’s Igshaan Adams is a weaver of dreams; and surrealism meets Asian tradition in the giant goddesses of Bharti Kher

The Guardian - UK

Britain needs a cultural reboot. Here’s my five-point plan to fix the arts

In an appeal to the new government, the Arts Council England chair proposes the missions needed to achieve renewal

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Ido Yoshimoto turns salvaged wood into sculptural pieces at his northern Californian workshop

Visiting Ido Yoshimoto at his California studio, we talk to the artist about his work with wood, from his beginning as an arborist to his sculptures and furniture made with local reclaimed material

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Picasso’s ‘girl with the ponytail’ says ‘being his own living muse is a blessing’

Sylvette David (now Lydia Corbett) tells us what it was like to work with Picasso, and how it inspired her own art, currently on show at Kunsthalle Messmer, Germany

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