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On my radar: Fran Healy’s cultural highlights

The Travis musician on William Eggleston’s unseen photographs, a superhero show worth watching, and where he likes to eat and drink on the US’s east and west coasts

The Guardian - UK

Inside Noah Davis' rich, cinematic world

Nearly a decade after Noah Davis' passing, a touring retrospective sets out to bring his work to a wider audience

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Emily Ratajkowski speaks out about the Trump trial

The model sends a message to Donal Trump with her fashion choice

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London Gallery Weekend: what to see and what to do, from Nan Goldin to Nil Yater

Now in its fourth year, the biggest gallery weekend in the world is staging all manner of events, performances, openings, and talks. Here’s our pick of the bunch

Evening Standard

Richard Serra: Six Large Drawings review – planes of black that pull you under

The artist’s posthumous show features dramatic drawings on delicate paper, etched with thick oil sticks – a magisterial play on ideas of weight and light

The Guardian - UK

The Time Is Always Now: Soulscapes review – the Black figure reframed to momentous effect

The presence, and absence, of Black figures in western art is turned on its head in an exhilarating showcase of 21st-century artists from the African diaspora. Elsewhere, some of the same artists reimagine landscape

The Guardian - UK

Embrace calming blues this winter, design’s most soothing hues

Calming blue designs have a surprising effect on mood and space

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‘As subtle as a brick in the face’: Barbara Kruger’s cacophonous Trumpspeak premonitions

The US artist’s work is a riot of words and images that now seem to have eerily foreshadowed Donald Trump – and a grinding, alarming soundtrack has been added for this astonishing, rattling exhibition

The Guardian - UK

Gerhard Richter review – ‘so disorientating I almost fell over’

Colours fuse and split, curdle, judder and smear in the elusive work of a nonagenarian artist still out to surprise

The Guardian - UK

‘Drawing was her center of gravity’: another side of sculptor Ruth Asawa

The artist is best-known for her elaborate wire sculptures but a new exhibition at the Whitney highlights her lesser-known drawings

The Guardian - US

Unruly Bodies review – grotesque breasts, gaping orifices … but where’s the soul?

A show by 13 women and non-binary artists present the body as abject, disgusting and objectified – to alienating effect

The Guardian - UK

Indonesian collective at heart of antisemitism row top art world power list

ruangrupa group, who curated exhibition including mural with Jewish caricatures, are first Asian artists to top list

The Guardian - UK

Axed Balenciaga ad included book by artist who painted castrated children

Fashion brand ‘reiterates its sincere apologies for the offence we have caused and extends its apologies to talents and partners’

The Independent UK

Paint Like the Swallow Sings Calypso; Marcel Dzama: Child of Midnight review – let the revels begin

Carnival’s subversive power frolics through the centuries, via one-night-only thrills, in two fascinating shows

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The dark side of the moon: the art of Marcel Dzama

The Canadian polymath’s lush illustrations have long combined innocence with menace. But now, in traumatic times, he wants to put ‘something beautiful out there’

The Guardian - US

Barbara Kruger: ‘Anyone who is shocked by what’s happening has not been paying attention’

The outspoken artist talks about the repeal of Roe v Wade and the legacy of her art, as a number of exhibitions of her work go on view

The Guardian - UK

‘He was searching for beauty’: Roy DeCarava’s widow remembers a master photographer

He captured poets, jazz giants and everyday black America. As a new exhibition of the great Harlem-born photographer’s work opens, his widow Sherry Turner DeCarava remembers his craft

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