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Mumbai-based artist Sarika Bajaj uses feathers to articulate ecological concerns

In Mumbai’s parks, abandoned buildings and intersections where birds are fed, a wayfaring multi-disciplinary artist from Bandra, Sarika Bajaj, hunts for discarded feathers. These are her tools of expressionism as well as a medium for articulating ecological concerns. “I have been working with feathers for nearly 12 years,” she says,…

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Matt Connors: Finding Aid review – fearless exhibition full of unexpected pleasures

The American painter makes a fascinating curator, bringing together 21 artists’ works – from cracked pots to sensual paintings – into a diverting display

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Hair-plaiting for the Iranian resistance: Hoda Afshar’s best photograph

‘This was inspired by a daily ritual in which female fighters in the mountains plait each other’s hair while chanting: “Woman, life, freedom.” It was a response to the death of Mahsa Jina Amini in Iran’

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Marina Abramović among the artists seeing red for a bold new exhibition focusing on the colour of passion

SEEING RED at Phillips promises to be a visceral exhibition that brings together established stars and rising talent of the art world

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£10,000 Cass Art Prize launched by the London family who championed Monet and Van Gogh

The competition is open to visual artists from every discipline across the UK

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Fetishism, violence and desire: Alexis Hunter in London

‘Alexis Hunter: 10 Seconds’ at London's Richard Saltoun Gallery focuses on the artist’s work from the 1970s, disrupting sexual stereotypes

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A-COLD-WALL* founder Samuel Ross appointed London Design Biennale artistic director

Samuel Ross, MBE, fashion designer and artist is announced as London Design Biennale artistic director for 2025

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Samuel Ross announced as artistic director of London Design Biennale 2025

London Design Biennale 2025 will mark the event’s fifth edition, under the artistic direction of Samuel Ross and with a theme of ‘Surface Reflections’

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Solo show: Hyderabad artist U Vijay Kumar’s canvas of emotions

Artist U Vijay Kumar’s sixth solo show at State Art Gallery has a mix of paintings and drawings. For Vijay Kumar, art is a transcendental experience. The artist finds his a muse in the ordinary; life’s mundane events and challenges inspire him to delve deep into his thoughts and memories…

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Palette to paycheck: the Lagos gallery helping children make a living from their art

The Children’s Art Gallery supports young Nigerian artists from low-income families, helping them sell their work around the world and build a better life

The Guardian - UK

Vandalism on rise at historic English sites amid cost of living crisis – report

Graffiti at medieval church and removal of York stone from bridge among incidents cited

The Guardian - UK

Design Space AlUla pushes the boundaries of contemporary design practices from local perspectives

Design Space AlUla is located in Saudi Arabia, presenting an array of local designs rooted in its surrounding desert context

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Best food and drink art prints that will look fab in the kitchen

Artwork that looks good enough to eat

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Shortlisted artists unveiled for London's first HIV/Aids memorial

The winning artist will be announced in the summer

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Visakhapatnam residents transform a street wall into a piece of art

Vibrant street art initiative Paint My Street transforms Visakhapatnam walls into colourful, eco-friendly masterpieces by local artists.

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From Wall Street to Studio 54: a short film celebrates Larry Fink

Celebrating Larry Fink, Fellowship presents ‘Fink’, a short film diving into the pioneering photographer’s creative mind

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Soufiane Ababri at the Barbican Curve: gay pride and shame dance together in the club

This atmospheric installation won’t give up all its secrets to everyone, but it’s evocative nonetheless

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Artix 2024 to court Hyderabad, turn hotel rooms into art galleries

Artix 2024: Experience a unique art fair at Hotel The Park in Hyderabad showcasing curated artworks in hotel rooms that turn into mini galleries. Paintings, sculptures, installations, textiles and jewellery will be on view

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The Last Year of Darkness review – candid and intimate dive into Chinese club culture

Sensual study of Chengdu’s underground club scene follows unselfconscious clubbers, performers and musicians through their neon-detailed nights

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In the shadow of the American dream: David Wojnarowicz at MoMA

Wojnarowicz's work is featured in a new exhibition at MoMA along with his contemporaries from the Eighties New York downtown scene

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Jay Sae Jung Oh’s leather-wrapped furniture is a meticulous meditation on consumerism

Jay Sae Jung Oh’s leather-wrapped furniture turns discarded objects into surprising forms (on view at Salon 94 Design until 20 April 2024)

The Guardian - UK

Biological clocks and lactating breasts: the show celebrating artist mothers

Women with children have long struggled to be taken seriously as artists – but a new show addresses the problem, stretchmarks and all

The Guardian - AU

‘I’m going to defy expectations’: Western Sydney artist Marikit Santiago wins $80,000 La Prairie award

Lush portraits of Filipino-Australian family will join Art Gallery of NSW collection, as the artist travels to Europe to visit Renaissance paintings that inspired her

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Some May Work As Symbols review – this raucous Brazilian art extravaganza can stop you in your tracks

Raven Row, LondonFrom cool Bauhaus-inspired pieces to portraits of people with terrifying teeth, this refreshing show of 50s-70s art revels in a sense of discord

The Guardian - US

‘I enjoyed hearing her sharp tongue’: a new Frida Kahlo documentary adds insight

A new documentary about the groundbreaking artist uses her journals to illustrate a fearless voice who lived a unique life

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