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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

Evening Standard

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

The Hindu

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

The Guardian - UK

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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)

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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 - UK

‘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 - UK

‘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

The Guardian - US

Wandsworth and Haringey win Borough of Culture bids for 2025 and 2027

The winning borough receive more than £1 million in funding.

Evening Standard

Sisan Lee's furniture shows traces of its manufacturing

Sisan Lee's latest furniture purposefully draws attention to the marks and scars created through metalwork, on display at Tribeca design platform Trnk (until 31 March 2024)

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Yes, colour pop nails *will* be spring’s biggest nail trend—here's all the inspiration you'll need

We're going back to joyful manicures

Marie Claire

Artist defends Tate Britain’s display of ‘undeniably racist’ Whistler mural

Keith Piper says engaging with offensive and traumatic imagery can be important in keeping a clear sense of history

The Guardian - UK

Edra takes over 8899 Beverly with an immersive showcase of art and design

During Frieze LA, Edra worked with Creative Art Partners to transform 8899 Beverly into an immersive showroom space merging art and design

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Inside Tejal Patni’s ‘Vichitra’ world

Aliens on trains to people with donkey’s heads, the filmmaker’s exhibition is an immersive exploration of surreal stories and the human psyche

Metal Hammer

"When I was a kid, my obsession was rifling through the forest for mushrooms. Then I gravitated toward witchcraft." We spent a day amongst neolithic tombs and monoliths with occult metal sensations, Green Lung

British stoner-doom crew Green Lung are taking the metal world by storm. We spent an eerie but educational day with them exploring Britain's occult past

The Hindu

‘Co-curricular activities help students build their character’

JSW Paints Futurescapes Painting Competition regional finals held in Hubballi, showcasing young talent in three age categories.

The Hindu

Children showcase talent in painting competition in Mysuru

The vibrant hues of creativity filled the air at the JSW Paints Futurescapes Painting Competition 2024 held in association with The Hindu Young World, in Mysuru on Sunday.

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These are the 5 trending nail shapes you're going to see everywhere this spring

From subtle and low-maintenance short nails to timeless almond shapes - these are the manicure styles to consider for spring...

The Hindu

Students’ talent comes to the fore at Young World painting contest in Vijayawada

JSW Paints Futurescapes & The Hindu host Young World painting contest in Vijayawada, drawing 7,000 students from 70 schools.

The Hindu

Budding artists showcase their talent at painting contest in Tiruchi

The regional level finals of the JSW Paints Futurescapes Painting Competition, in association with The Hindu Young World, was held at the Shrimati Indira Gandhi College in Tiruchi on Sunday

The Guardian - US

He was wrongfully imprisoned for 40 years. Now he’s an award-winning artist: ‘I turned my past into something good’

Gary Tyler was drawn to quilting during his time in Angola prison. This month, LA’s Frieze fair celebrated his deeply personal work

The Guardian - UK

Fate of precious Henry VIII stained glass in dispute as ‘haunted house’ auction halted at last minute

Intervention by conservationists halts sale of 1530s roundel from Grade-I listed manor, created to celebrate king’s union with Anne Boleyn

The Guardian - UK

‘Inclusivity shouldn’t be controversial’: will a radical art rehang give Cambridge an unwanted ‘woke’ row?

Fitzwilliam Museum keen to avoid kind of criticism that has hit Tate and National Portrait Gallery with shake-up of displays

The Guardian - UK

Pop art pioneer Peter Blake: ‘I wasn’t really a swinger. I never did any drugs’

The pop art pioneer on not being taken seriously, his first solo sculpture show, and why his Beatles’ Sgt Pepper cover has been a mixed blessing

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