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The Chicago artist restored — and reimagined — the work that’s across from the Avalon Regal Theater after years of chipping and fading resulting from Chicago’s weather.

Kartik Kattimath, an IITian, has been involved in devotional service of Goddess Durga for 15 yrs. His models of Varanasi, made of clay, thermocol & wood, will be on display at Katti Mutt in Mangalwarpet during Navaratri. Different avatars of Goddess Durga, incl. Kashika, Sankata Ji, Rangbhari, Vishalakshi-Vishwanath, will be…

Also, a newly restored first world war masterpiece and a 400-year-old portrait of one of the world’s first professional female artists – all in your weekly dispatch

As data reveals that a fifth of tenants in the capital are turning to alcohol to cope with stress caused by the housing crisis, two people on the front line of the crisis share their stories

The piece, featuring a robotic arm scrawling a message, has not been claimed by the street artist

Art fairs aren’t great places for the average punter, but Frieze is different, writes Nancy Durrant

We mixed with artists Wolfgang Tillmans and Jeremy Deller and royal bad boy Cassius Taylor

Unabashedly political, the 10th run of the Artes Mundi contest sees artists reflecting on environmental damage, contested territories, and dark fantasies against the patriarchy

Mibin, Aneesh, Suneesh and Anitha explore the boundaries of human existence, Nature and tradition in their works. Through vivid and layered paintings, sculptures and installations, they challenge norms and invite viewers to explore their own thoughts.

Renowned floral artist Philipp Von Arx creates an immersive exhibition, 'SwitzerlandIndia in Bloom', with 320kg of marigolds to celebrate 75 years of Indo-Swiss ties. A team of a dozen Indian floral and bamboo artists have worked with Philipp to create 20 large and numerous floral clouds.

Highlights from Turkey’s annual international photography festival, which runs until 15 October