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Arts funding gap in the north must be closed

Letters: Christine Baranski and Sharon Maher make the case for investment in regions other than London

The Guardian - UK

Inside the world’s largest art heist when over $500M of paintings were stolen from a Boston museum

A former FBI agent is offering the first detailed account of how investigators identified who carried out the 1990 Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum heist

The Independent UK

14 colour concepts every artist needs to know

These artistic colour techniques can help you guide the viewer and enhance your storytelling.

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Tate at a turning point: new director must confront unwieldy ‘beast’ of an art institution

As Maria Balshaw steps down after nine years, her successor at the gallery needs to forge a fresh financial and cultural path

The Guardian - UK

Paint spring foliage using a dry-brush watercolour technique

This step by step guide has you painting a spring scene in no time.

Creative Bloq

Nazi-looted $10 million Stradivarius violin has turned up in France, says expert

Has a 300-year-old Stradivarius violin stolen by the Nazis during the Second World War turned up in France? Pascale Bernheim, an expert on looted musical instruments, believes so.

Radio France Internationale

Philadelphia museum brings Rocky statue inside after decades of tension

The Philadelphia Museum of Art is embracing a statue it once kept at arm’s length

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Four in court over arson attack on Jewish community ambulances

The resulting blaze caused gas canisters inside the ambulances to explode in Golders Green, north London.

Evening Standard

Giant Ramesses II statue fragment found in Nile Delta, revealing new clues about ancient Egypt

Archaeologists have unearthed a significant, colossal statue fragment in Egypt’s Nile Delta, believed to portray the legendary Pharaoh Ramesses II. Discovered by a mission under the Supreme Council of Antiquities, they found this statue at Tel al-Faraoun, located in the Sharqiya Governorate. As noted by Ahram Online, the remaining portion…

The Times of India

Handpicked review – delightful dancing dahlias and petals so pillowy you can feel them

Perfectly timed exhibition of bright blooms bursts your senses into life and reveals intensely human stories of love, loss and jealousy-ridden break-ups

The Guardian - UK

Milan design week draws global creatives and makers despite war and economic worries

Milan’s design week and furniture fair have collided into a vibrant event, drawing design enthusiasts from around the world

The Independent UK

Taiwanese Indigenous artist stripped of national prize after sexual assault conviction

Artist also ordered to return accompanying £23,538 prize

The Independent UK

Shreg the green ogre, a grey obsessive and Vermeer’s boiled egg – the week in art

Bruce Asbestos unleashes a mischievous monster, Alan Charlton shows off 50 years of monochrome mastery and Lady With a Guitar gets a fresh perspective

The Guardian - UK

Like a milky mani with just a hint of spring colour, 'faded floral' nails are our team's favourite trend

Turning down the brightness of spring's signature blooms, these faded floral manicures are so elegant and versatile - especially on short nails.

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Venice Biennale jury ‘will not award artists from countries facing war crimes charges’

Statement, apparently aimed at Russia and Israel, makes clear it is committed to the defence of human rights

The Guardian - UK

Country diary: The quiet vitality of a well-managed churchyard

Brancepeth, County Durham: It’s nearly 30 years since St Brandon’s was devastated by fire. Today, both inside and out, it is full of light and life

The Independent UK

EU pulls $2.4 million from Venice Biennale over Russia's return

The Venice Biennale has lost 2-million-euro ($2.4 million) in funding due to its decision to allow Russia to participate in the 61st contemporary art show

International Business Times UK

D4vd Update: Musician Held in Strict Isolation as Prosecutors Reveal 'Career-Saving' Motive in Teen Murder Case

US artist d4vd is in strict isolation in a Los Angeles jail, accused of killing 14-year-old fan Celeste Rivas Hernandez to stop their alleged relationship from becoming public.

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The Guardian - UK

Turner prize shortlist for 2026 announced by Tate Britain

Simeon Barclay, Tanoa Sasraku, Kira Freije and Marguerite Humeau nominated for ‘rich and diverse range of work’

The Guardian - UK

Playing it too safe? This year’s Turner prize nominees lack the anger – and joy – of previous years

From over-serious spoken word to meaningless steel skeletons and bleak military aesthetics, the 2026 shortlist is more notable for what’s missing. It can’t help but feel insular and elitist

Evening Standard

Turner Prize shortlist includes spoken word on race, class and masculinity

Four artists are shortlisted for the prestigious award.

The Independent UK

Turner Prize shortlist includes spoken word performance about Huddersfield life

The winner will be announced on 10 December

International Business Times UK

D4vd Allegedly Killed Celeste Rivas Hernandez A Year Ago: ME Reports Missing Fingers – One with 'David' Tattoo

Rising singer d4vd, real name David Anthony Burke, has been arrested for the alleged murder of 14-year-old Celeste Rivas Hernandez. The case reveals chilling forensic details and a potential motive.

The Guardian - UK

The Asset Class by Hettie O’Brien review – the hidden hand of private equity

From utilities to care homes, how capital’s most rapacious form yet is taking over the public realm

The Guardian - UK

Has the world grown weary of art biennials? In search of an antidote, a Portuguese festival turns to anarchism

Art festivals around the globe have been accused of clearing a path for monied elites to take over. But the city of Coimbra has more radical ambitions

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