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Not all culture was lost during the war

Brief letters: Paintings kept safe | The red king | A heart-stopping euphemism | Uses for olive oil | Useless tools

The Guardian - UK

Jonathan Yeo’s portrait of Charles III review – a formulaic bit of facile flattery

A psychedelic sea of lurid reds and a clunking monarch butterfly cannot save this superficially observed and carelessly executed bland banality

The Guardian - UK

“Incredibly disturbing”: the internet is terrified by King Charles’ new portrait

Why does it look like he’s emerging from a hell portal?

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Photo London 2024: what to see at this year's photography fair

Photo London 2024 returns to Somerset House bringing together over 120 exhibitors worldwide. With so much to see, we have put together a round-up of highlights during the fair and around the city

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Artists shouldn’t be political? Here’s a show that challenges Britain’s creeping censorship

Cutting the Tightrope: The Divorce of Politics from Art, at the Arcola in London, tackles freedom of expression – with particular focus on Gaza, writes Brian Logan

The Guardian - UK

“This Is Why We Can’t Have Nice Things”: New Yorkers’ Rude Behavior Gets Dublin Portal Shut Down

After the grand debut of the Portals in New York and Dublin, people began flashing their privates and displaying Swastikas during the live 24/7 video feed. The post “This Is Why We Can’t Have Nice Things”: New Yorkers’ Rude Behavior Gets Dublin Portal Shut Down first appeared on Bored Panda.

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From $120,000 bananas to gold toilets: art provocateur Maurizio Cattelan is back

The Italian artist, who has gained fame by poking fun at the art world, opened his first solo gallery show in over two decades, now with a more serious edge

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Mining mogul demands NGA remove her portrait

The National Gallery of Australia has rebuffed demands from mining billionaire Gina Rinehart to remove a portrait of her from an exhibition.

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Graffiti-covered door from French revolutionary wars found in Kent

Markings include public executions and a sailing ship chiselled into door in 1790s by bored English soldiers

The Guardian - UK

Egg Collective pay homage to Eileen Gray at New York Design Week

For New York Design Week 2024, Egg Collective is back with the fourth iteration of its exhibition series, Designing Women, focusing on trailblazing modernist Eileen Gray (on view until 14 June)

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Fragile Beauty at the V&A review: a breathtaking exhibition of photography's greatest hits and hidden gems

It’s a vast show and a deeply rewarding one

Evening Standard

The Loewe Foundation Craft Prize 2024 winner is Mexican ceramic artist Andrés Anza

As the winner of the Loewe Foundation Craft Prize 2024 is announced at Paris’ Palais de Tokyo this evening (14 May 2024), Loewe creative director Jonathan Anderson talks to Wallpaper* about the continuing importance of the prize as an ’incubator of individuals’

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The Dalmore and Zaha Hadid Architects’ whisky collaboration up for auction

The Dalmore 49 Year Old Luminary No.2 The Rare, a collaboration with Zaha Hadid Architects is to be auctioned at Sotheby’s

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Now You See Us: Women Artists in Britain 1520-1920 at Tate Britain review: strikingly powerful

This comprehensive show might be wide-ranging, but there are some real gems here

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The Dublin-Manhattan art portal proves why we can’t have nice things

“Inappropriate behaviour" leads to a momentary shutdown.

The Guardian - UK

Now You See Us: Women Artists in Britain review – this changes everything

This tremendous show highlights so many unjustly forgotten, belittled and misattributed works, from 15th century miniatures to Georgian thrillers, Victorian innovators and modern abstractors. What a seismic reckoning

Creative Bloq

“There are no rules and no planning: just organic, true doodling,” says Mr Doodle as he launches major exhibition

He doodled his entire house, and now Mr Doodle has opened his first UK exhibition at the Holburne Museum.

Evening Standard

London Craft Week 2024: what to see and do from V&A's Craft Symposium to National Army Museum's sword-making

This week some of the city’s biggest galleries and museums are celebrating global craftmanship with 225,000 visitors expected

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Art gallery or home? Iconic minimalist house designed to display art for sale in Mayfair

The property on Hays Mews was commissioned by Doris Lockhart Saatchi in 1987 and later owned by art collector Ralph I. Goldenberg

The Guardian - UK

Smiles, waves and flashed body parts: video portal links Dublin and New York

Dubliners urged to give ‘Irish welcome’ via interactive sculpture, but bad behaviour has also been on display

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SFMOMA’s new exhibition explores the design, craft and art of noise

'Art of Noise' digs into San Francisco MOMA’s visual archives and collections to bring together audio objects and installations from around the world

The Guardian - AU

Hairy, scary and extraordinary: a playful, brutal show for art made from – and about – hair

The Heide’s latest exhibition explores the power and politics of hair, through shoes made of wigs, a phallus of human hair and Marina Abramović

The Guardian - UK

Magdalene Odundo review – quietly devastating defiance in an English stately home

Ceramics by Odundo at this Palladian mansion sit seamlessly yet purposefully alongside existing pieces, symbols of remembrance and the venue’s legacy of slavery

The Guardian - UK

Chelsea flower show hosts garden designed to help survivors of torture

Charity that challenged UK’s Rwanda policy helps create space designed to evoke happier memories of homelands

The Guardian - UK

Cries of defiance are all Palestinians and their supporters have left to keep hope alive

Acts of solidarity will be demonised and slogans will be twisted, but they have never been more important, says Guardian columnist Nesrine Malik

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