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‘They put Cork on the map!’: what the kids behind rap sensation The Spark did next

Theirs was the feelgood song of the summer – praised by Stormzy and reaching hundreds of millions of listeners online. But what’s it like to go on the road when you’re still at school?

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German Renaissance Engraving Found In Rubbish Dump By Boy Could Fetch £20,000‌ ‌

Rare discovery of Albrecht Dürer's masterpiece, 'Knight, Death, and the Devil,' astounds experts and collectors alike.‌

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Van Gogh 'Sunflowers' Brought Together In London Show

A hundred years after acquiring one of Vincent van Gogh's "Sunflowers", Britain's National Gallery in London will bring his vision to life by showcasing three works side-by-side for the first time.

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‘Disciple’ of accused rapist drugged and raped his own wife, French court told

Trial of Dominique Pélicot hears that he allegedly provided sedatives to man he had met in a chatroom

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The ancient jar smashed by a 4-year-old has been fixed. It's back on display at an Israeli museum

An Israeli museum has put back on display a rare Bronze-Era jar that a 4-year-old accidentally smashed

The Independent UK

Nude descending a staircase on a skateboard: Jan Hakon Erichsen’s viral video art

The artist explains how he became an Instagram star by smashing vegetables, popping balloons – and nearly killing himself with a knife sculpture

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Statue of Queen Elizabeth II derided as looking more like Mrs Doubtfire

Mockery and indignation follow unveiling of sculpture of late monarch at Antrim Castle Gardens in Northern Ireland

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Queen Elizabeth II statue mocked for looking more like Mrs Doubtfire

The controversial statue was unveiled on Saturday

The Independent UK

Mum, 55, moves out of family home for full-time nomadic living

Jessica initially kept her two-bed family home in Milton Keynes

The Independent UK

Van Gogh: Poets and Lovers at the National Gallery review – a wonderful show of a wonderful artist

This is a chance to see the best works from the last years of the great artist’s life

Evening Standard

Bronze statue of Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip sparks backlash as critics say it doesn't look them

Critics say the ‘laughably bad’ artwork of the late Queen and Prince Philip looks ‘nothing like’ them

Evening Standard

‘If kids grew up going to London Design Festival they would learn so much’: architect Shawn Adams

In the first of our interviews with key figures lighting up the London Design Festival 2024, Shawn Adams, founder of POoR Collective, discusses the power of such events to encourage social change

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Van Gogh: Poets and Lovers review – a riveting rollercoaster ride from Arles to the stars

This daring, dazzling exhibition gives us a thrilling sense of the artist’s transfiguring genius, showing how he remade the world around him with beauty, hope and searing colour

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Shigeru Ban wins 2024 Praemium Imperiale Architecture Award

The 2024 Praemium Imperiale Architecture Award goes to Japanese architect Shigeru Ban

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A genius in pink jandals: Rewi Thompson, the Māori architect who shocked his neighbours

He was one of the boldest and most influential Māori architects, whose outfits were as eye-catching as his buildings. A new book captures his creations, from his own defiant home to a ‘healing’ correctional facility

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Joe Armitage's new chandelier and lamps are an enlightening take on a family heirloom

Designer Joe Armitage follows his grandfather’s footsteps in India, reissuing his elegant midcentury lamp and creating a new chandelier for Nilufar Gallery

The Guardian - UK

Paris 2024 must learn from London’s broken promises if legacy is to be fulfilled

Hosting the Olympics and Paralympics does bring change, but that transformation comes at a cost

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In My Own Words: Alison Lapper review – a hammer blow to your heart

At points, the formidable artist’s story makes you flinch at the toxicity she’s faced. Her incredibly frank account of being rejected by her mother and losing her son is almost beyond comprehension

The Guardian - UK

‘We need safe routes’: artist Es Devlin to open refugee portrait show

Fifty drawings of displaced people will be shown in a London church, in collaboration with UN refugee agency

The Guardian - UK

Artist Gary Hume: ‘I use sex less now – but I still find the world an erotic place’

He once said all his paintings were inspired by sex. What’s changed? As the former YBA’s new show opens, Hume talks about his many obsessions – from swans to mirrors to doors – and explains how he uses dreams to solve painting problems

The National (Scotland)

See the winners of Scotland's biggest prize in portrait art and photography

THE winners of Scotland’s biggest awards for portrait photography and art have been announced.

The Guardian - UK

German installation artist Rebecca Horn dies aged 80

Born in 1944, Horn’s surreal and witty work used birds, mechanics and masks to create ‘art machines’ and visual representations of sound

The Guardian - UK

V&A celebrates a century of national theatre archive with tribute to avid collector

New exhibition, named after ‘theatrical encyclopedia’ Gabrielle Enthoven, showcases British stage history from the Restoration to Fleabag

The Conversation

At Melaka Art & Performance Festival I watched dancers overcome by a trance in the rain, and the smoke

Melbourne-based Tony Yap is a leading figure in Australian interpretations of the abstract Japanese dance form of butoh and what he calls “trance dance”. In butoh and trance, movers consider the body as a porous receptacle for spirits and forces from outside of it, and which comes to move it.

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