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In Northbrook mural, nods to nature and, of course, ‘Ferris Bueller’s Day Off’

Terry Luc and Gerry Luc included a water tower bearing the words “Save Ferris” like a real one nearby was painted for the 1986 movie by John Hughes, who grew up in Northbrook.

Chicago Sun-Times

Durham gets lit, the States turn sick and goddesses reign – the week in art

Also, feminist block-printers in Massachusetts and the war’s toll on Gaza’s artists – all in your weekly dispatch

The Guardian - UK

Ten metres high and 10 tonnes: Louise Bourgeois’ giant spider crawls into Sydney

Titled Maman, the bronze, steel and marble arachnid will be the looming centrepiece of the Art Gallery of NSW’s major summer exhibition

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OPINION - Tracey Emin: I feel I smell like a public loo at a Fifties train station, but I'm loved

I came back from New York determined not to get the PEBs — for anyone not in the art world and unfamiliar with the term, PEB stands for Post Exhibition Blues.

Evening Standard

‘Please don’t forget us’: giant Ukrainian artwork arrives in New York

A 60ft-long photograph of Irpin’s car cemetery has been erected in Little Ukraine, Manhattan as a reminder that war rages on

The Guardian - US

Melbourne council to remove mural it says unintentionally offended local Jewish community

Port Phillip council received ‘large volume of complaints’ over figures painted in Carlisle Street, Balaclava

The Guardian - AU

They Got Time, You Belong To The City: Alvaro Barrington looks back

Alvaro Barrington considers his past in They Got Time: YOU BELONG TO THE CITY at Thaddaeus Ropac, Pantin

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Russian artist jailed for seven years over Ukraine war price tag protest

Aleksandra Skochilenko replaced five supermarket price tags with pieces of paper urging shoppers to stop the war

The Guardian - UK

When I realised I was gay, I was homophobic to a classmate. Should I apologise, 25 years on?

There’s a risk hearing from you will stir up bad memories, writes advice columnist Eleanor Gordon-Smith, but there’s also a chance it will lay them to rest

The Guardian - AU

Durham transforms into ‘living art gallery’ as Lumiere festival begins

Four-day event presents works by artists including Javier Riera and Ai Weiwei at the cathedral, bridges and other spaces

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Scottish artist 'speechless' after receiving gift from Pope Francis

A SCOTTISH artist has been left “speechless” after Pope Francis gave him a special medal for his work – saying he’d expected “a card with…

The National (Scotland)

A deep sense of wonder, a firm grasp on reality: what magicians can teach us about mental health

A study suggests professional deceivers may be less prone to mental disorders, says cultural journalist Peter Ormerod

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New Delhi | Sculptor K.S. Radhakrishnan’s retrospective, On The Open Road, encapsulates 50 years

Sculptor K.S. Radhakrishnan’s first-ever retrospective will bring together the iconic Musui and Maiya sculptures, and highlights from across five decades of creation

The Hindu

Walker Art Center opens new collectible design shop

Idea House 3, the Walker Art Center’s new design shopping experience, highlights works from local and international talents

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George Osborne gives major update on British Museum deal with Greece over Elgin Marbles

The safety of the Parthenon sculptures was questioned after a high-profile theft at the museum was announced earlier this year

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George Osborne hopes British Museum reaches deal with Greece over Elgin Marbles

The safety of the Parthenon sculptures was questioned after a high-profile theft at the museum was announced earlier this year.

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‘How come two straight men can kiss like that?’: The art show exploring football’s homoerotic side

From a Geoff Hurst glory hole to a steamy communal bath, JJ Guest’s queer take on the beautiful game is heading to Spurs’ stadium. Will fans play along?

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London gallery delays Ai Weiwei show over Israel-Hamas tweet

Chinese dissident’s exhibition was due to open at the Lisson gallery but has been put on hold indefinitely

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‘I’m staggered this isn’t front-page news’: the ‘provocative’ climate art that ended up in a cathedral

Inspired by global warming and the refugees who lost their lives trying to reach Europe, Shezad Dawood’s work asks difficult questions. How will it go down in church?

The Guardian - UK

A moment that changed me: I wrote a late-night love poem – and my life careened off course

Until then, I planned to be a physicist. But that poem made me realise art isn’t just a luxury, and I resolved to become a writer

The Guardian - AU

Maree Clarke wins $60,000 Melbourne urban sculpture prize for detailed glass renderings of nature

Multimedia artist recognised for fragile sculptures borne from microscopic images, and for her leadership among Victoria’s Indigenous art scene

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‘In the Offing’: Mark Leckey looks to the horizon in Margate

New group exhibition ‘In The Offing’ is organised by artist Mark Leckey and on show at the Turner Contemporary in Margate

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Hortensia Herrero Art Centre puts Valencia on the contemporary art map

Hortensia Herrero Art Centre launches in Valencia, offering a home for contemporary art to sit side by side with archaeological treasures

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Ando's first Australian work a lush garden curiosity

Japanese architect Tadao Ando's Australian-first project "MPavilion 10" beckons passersby to investigate it in a lush Melbourne garden.

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Former CEO at center of fake Basquiats scandal countersues museum, claiming he is being scapegoated

A former executive director of a Florida museum which was raided last year by the FBI over an exhibit of what turned out to be forged Jean-Michel Basquiat paintings is filing counterclaims against the museum

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