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Titian Renaissance painting found at London bus stop set to sell for up to £25million

The storied painting was stolen in 1809 and once again in 1995

Evening Standard

Inside the RA's Summer Exhibition opening party with Jennifer Saunders, Zadie Smith and Kristin Scott-Thomas

The Royal Academy had celebrities splashing their cash as the Summer Exhibition opened in style

Evening Standard

How we met: ‘I worried about the age gap – but being with him felt perfect’

Jos, 64, and Bjørn, 47, were introduced by a mutual friend in 2011. They’ve supported each other through mental health trauma and are now happily settled near Amsterdam

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‘Denmark’s best-selling designer’ Jens Quistgaard is honoured at 3 Days of Design

Form Portfolios stages an exhibition of work by Jens Quistgaard – an icon of Danish sleekness – continuing its mission to underline less-known work by influential designers

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The National commissions special front page artwork for refugees in Scotland

REFUGEE Festival Scotland starts tomorrow – and The National will look a little different mark the occasion.

The National (Scotland)

Storied Titian painting found at London bus stop after theft goes to auction

Work by 16th century master is expected to fetch between £15m and £25m when it goes on sale at Christie’s

The Guardian - UK

How BMW ensured its Art Car was ready for Le Mans

The BMW Art Car program is built on a minor contradiction. Since the program was launched in 1975 by French driver Hervé Poulain, the majority of the vehicles produced—each wearing one-of-one art from names like Andy Warhol, Jenny Holzer, Jeff Koons, and Cao Fei—have been race cars competing in high-stakes…

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Palestinian supporters vandalize homes of Brooklyn Museum officials and other locations in NYC

Palestinian supporters have vandalized locations associated with the Brooklyn Museum and the United Nations in New York City

The Independent UK

‘A show you want to pick up and fondle’: Assemble electrify the RA’s Summer Exhibition

The architecture room of the Royal Academy’s annual event has been turned into a mesmerising ‘museum of making’ by the Turner-prize winners, full of intriguing insights and mind-boggling exhibits

The Guardian - UK

Ouroboros: NGA’s polarising new four-year $14m artwork to close roads on its journey to Canberra

Lindy Lee told ‘to be as ambitious as you possibly can’ and to not even consider the cost of her project to ‘announce the NGA is here’

The Guardian - AU

City Cortex celebrates cork’s versatility with public installations in Lisbon

City Cortex, an urban project in Lisbon developed by Amorim, celebrates cork as a sustainable material with installations by Gabriel Calatrava, Leong Leong, Yves Behar and more

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Spain publishes list of art seized during civil war and Franco dictatorship

Culture ministry hopes to help people reclaim family property plundered by Franco regime

The Guardian - UK

This Mind-Blowing Miniature Motorcycle Is Made Entirely From Paper

We've seen people build model kits before, or LEGO kits, but designing and then creating an entire miniature motorcycle out of recycled cardboard is next level.

RideApart

‘Tree of life’ is chosen as London's Aids memorial

Anya Gallaccio’s design will stand on South Crescent, Store Street, in Fitzrovia

Evening Standard

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Es Devlin and BMW reveal hydrogen-fuelled collaboration at Art Basel 2024

Es Devlin and BMW celebrate the potential of hydrogen power in installations unveiled at Art Basel 2024, including a take on the BMW iX5 Hydrogen

The Guardian - UK

Mary Cassatt at Work review – stunning show blows the Mother’s Day card cliches away

This exceptional exhibition celebrates a trailblazing impressionist – one of the original group – who took the labour of women in her time seriously

The Independent UK

Japanese architect Maki, credited with fusing East with West, has died at age 95

Japanese architect Fumihiko Maki, who won the prestigious Pritzker Prize for designs praised as smartly and artfully fusing the East with the West, has died

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Iconic brand logos get a surreal makeover

Your favourite designs get Dalí-fied.

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Smiles all round as Alayo Akinkugbe curates show of Black portraiture in London

Alayo Akinkugbe, behind Instagram’s @ablackhistoryofart, on her first solo-curated exhibition, ‘The World Smiles With You’, at London’s Opera Gallery (until 26 June)

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RIBA International Awards for Excellence 2024 honour 22 extraordinary buildings

The RIBA International Awards for Excellence 2024 winners span from an art museum defying fire and flood in Australia to a school full of holes and sustainable strategies in Iran

The Independent UK

Obama’s portrait artist denies allegations of sexual assault, claiming accuser ‘aggressively’ pursued him

Kehinde Wiley was accused of sexually assaulting a fellow artist and curator twice in 2021

The Guardian - UK

John Wormell obituary

Other lives: Painter and art lecturer who was finally able to concentrate on his work in retirement

The Independent UK

Church ‘violated’ after thief snatches 140 year-old bronze eagle sculpture from lectern

The church warden said the thief waited for the perfect oppurtunity to strike

Evening Standard

OPINION - Jack Guinness: Why I'm so proud London's Aids memorial is being unveiled tomorrow

Tomorrow, Aids Memory UK (AMUK) will announce the winning artist to create the new Aids Memorial in London. This will be the first of its kind: a sculpture marking a space for remembrance and solidarity, commemorating those affected by HIV/Aids.

Evening Standard

Ernst Ludwig Kirchner painting banned by Nazis and presumed lost sells for £6m at auction

The 1911 work Tanz im Varieté was last on display in the 1920s

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