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Monuments to motherhood, cinematic dreams and a ‘wild beast’ – the week in art

Hannah Perry takes a spectacular approach, John Stezaker offers reality-bending works and classicist André Derain designs for theatre

The Guardian - UK

Surréalisme review – monstrous, deviant, glorious fun as the movement hits 100

From Ernst to Dalí, from Maar to De Chirico, this is a dazzling riot of creativity, celebrating the artistic potential of the unconscious – and shoes

The Guardian - UK

Atong Atem's art of masculinity leads the agenda

In her latest artworks, photographer Atong Atem is thinking about gender - from the pain of childbirth to posing as a "hot dude".

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I am falling for an amazing woman who is a flat-earther. Can I reconcile my diminishing respect?

Disagreements about our beliefs are one thing, writes advice columnist Eleanor Gordon-Smith, but our beliefs are also bound up with what we value

The Guardian - AU

Prince William brings back beard in first engagement after summer

The Prince of Wales sported a beard at the Saatchi gallery having recently reverted to a clean shaven look

Evening Standard

Women in Revolt! Exhibition showcases the feminist activist artists who used art to change lives

In the early 1970s, women in the UK were second-class citizens who had few rights. A woman could not buy or own a property without a male guarantor. There was no equal pay, no maternity rights nor any kind of protections against sex discrimination.

The Conversation

Prince William's Beard Appears to be Back

Facial hair fans, rejoice.

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Artist Jonathan Baldock plays hide and seek with the windows of Hermès' London flagship

A series of fantastical, brightly coloured hedges, dotted with peepholes, transform Hermès' New Bond Street store, offering an interactive experience for the passerby

Wallpaper

Artists call for more funding outside Holyrood after Creative Scotland U-turn

ARTISTS have staged a protest outside Holyrood over the lack of funding for the arts sector, despite the Scottish Government’s U-turn on…

The National (Scotland)

Wallpaper* guest editors St. Vincent, Marcio Kogan and Laila Gohar take over the October issue

Wallpaper* October 2024: three guest editors, three covers, on sale now

Wallpaper

Teresita Fernández: ‘Objects have a gravitas that affects your body. That’s the most powerful aspect of sculpture’

The award-winning artist is reinventing the way landscapes are depicted in art – not least by pointing out that human bodies are made of the same stuff

The Guardian - UK

Hundreds of artworks by mainly Black Brazilian artists are returning home

Pieces from sculptures to costumes are donated to Bahia after being in US and Canada’s museums for 30 years

The Guardian - US

Buyers step through portal at nation's biggest art fair

Many artworks have already sold as Sydney Contemporary - Australia's biggest art fair - opens to the public.

AAP

Tony Strong obituary

Other lives: Scenic artist whose work enhanced theatre, TV and film productions

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John Swinney confirms 'key' Creative Scotland fund can continue

JOHN Swinney has announced the resources required for Creative Scotland to continue the work of its Open Fund have now been made available.

Wallpaper

‘You should not take yourself too seriously or you risk becoming boring’: Luca Guadagnino and Nicolò Rosmarini on Homo Faber 2024

As the design and film worlds flocked to Venice at the weekend for Homo Faber and the Venice Film Festival, Wallpaper* sat down in a cool salon with two men in hot demand to take their temperature on craft, interiors and gold leaf cable covers

The Conversation

Kenyan artists reflect Gen Z hopes and frustrations in new exhibition

As young protesters in Kenya took to the streets in June to demand the government account for its spending of taxpayers’ money, the Wajukuu Art Project was opening a new exhibition in Nairobi.

Wallpaper

‘Architecture is about shaping environments that enhance human experiences,’ says Büro Koray Duman

Büro Koray Duman, a young USA practice, features in the Wallpaper* Architects Directory 2024

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Inflatable ape looks for love at Sydney Contemporary

The Sydney Contemporary showcases works by more than 400 artists with hopes the event will generate some $20 million in sales.

The Conversation

From Queer PowerPoint to sonic immersion: highlights from Melbourne’s experimental arts festival Now or Never

The City of Melbourne’s Now Or Never Festival has just finished its second year, packing an exciting and experimental ten-day punch with a focus on art, ideas, sound and technology.

The Independent UK

Influencer bride begs for free artwork in exchange for social media exposure

‘Since she shamed your number of followers for your business, you should reply that you only work with real influencers who have 1M+ followers PER platform,’ one Reddit user writes

The Independent UK

Burning Man attendees face raging dust storm as they wait hours to leave festival

Last year, Burning Man attendees were stuck in impassable, acidic mud after monsoon rains hit the festival

The Conversation

How communities can protect and revitalise their heritage in gentrifying neighbourhoods

From Williamsburg in New York to Shoreditch in London, artists looking for cheap premises have long been pioneers in revitalising old neighbourhoods, breathing new life into neglected areas while injecting a sense of coolness, desirability and creative energy. Around them, little businesses spring up to service their needs from coffee…

Evening Standard

Rob and Nick Carter: AI is exciting for artists, the possibilities are limitless

The husband-and-wife duo tell Nancy Durrant about embracing tech in the art world and their exclusive print for Standard readers

The Walrus

Self-Diagnosis Is Making Memoir Too Predictable

The joy of reading memoir is to watch another mind puzzle through its inner mechanics. If the outcome is already decided, why bother?

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