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Radical Landscapes at the William Morris Gallery review: a provocative but disjointed show

From the right to roam to Greenham Common, this exhibition is about access to and the ownership of land

Evening Standard

In this neverending news cycle of violence, art speaks to our shared humanity

From crushed fathers and their waiting children to haunting stacks of empty chairs, art can tell us about the true nature of suffering in ways that headlines never can

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on edible art: let them eat cake – and digest its meanings

Editorial: A feminist cake sculpture still has resonance nearly five decades after it was first created

The Guardian - UK

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‘Don’t buy mi’: Scottish artist’s twist on consumerism and pop culture

No items are for sale and nothing is quite what it seems at Rachel Maclean’s ‘shop’ on Ayr high street

The Guardian - UK

Hiroshi Sugimoto: Time Machine review – a master of the floating world

In images that transfix and mystify, the great Japanese photographer seems to conjure a dream state outside of time in this magnificent first UK retrospective

The Guardian - UK

The big picture: Viviane Sassen turns her lens on herself

The Dutch photographer’s self-portrait in a bathroom mirror reflects her fascination with the strangeness and eroticism of the body

The Guardian - UK

Festival offers a ‘portal to the international gaze’ for Scotland

‘THE whole festival is a sort of love letter to the artists that are working in Scotland right now,” says LJ Findlay-Walsh, artistic director of…

The National (Scotland)

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Frozen in time: reviving 19th-century technique to photograph Ukraine war

Seeking to document the Russian invasion of Ukraine, photographer Edward Kaprov turned to a technique used nearly 200 years ago during the Crimean War. His haunting black-and-white portraits have a timeless quality to them, suggesting that while technology has changed, war remains the same.

Radio France Internationale

‘I’m doing all I can’: the young Israeli determined to free his captured girlfriend from Gaza

Noam Alon, whose girlfriend Inbar Haiman was abducted by Hamas in the October 7 attack in Israel, is calling on international leaders to make the safe return of the hostages their priority

The Guardian - UK

A North Shore grandfather worries about grandchildren serving in the Israeli military — and hopes for peace

“It’s not easy to think of here in America, but there is a national service in Israel where everyone is required to serve in the military,” said Eliezer “Eli” Krumbein. “Families can be in full uniform and required to carry weapons.”

Chicago Sun-Times

Martin Castillo had a mural painted on his house near Midway Airport to reflect his heritage

The Southwest Side home has scenes symbolizing life in the United States and Mexico, where he was born.

Chicago Sun-Times

Mat Collishaw review – AI plants put the shock and sensation back into British art

Gorgeous blooms and stunning curiosities evoke botanical wonders, but the artist’s creations are revealed as fragile digital illusions – and nature will have its revenge

The Guardian - UK

Cleveland museum sues to stop seizure of statue believed to depict Marcus Aurelius

The Cleveland Museum of Art has sued New York City authorities over their seizure of a headless bronze statue believed to depict the Roman emperor and philosopher Marcus Aurelius

The Independent UK

Rothko redefined: Major new exhibition of abstract artist opens in Paris to rave reviews

Foundation Louis Vuitton is hosting France’s first major Mark Rothko show since 1999

The Independent UK

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Mom’s Mess-Free Masterpieces: Artist Creates Stunning Pop Art With Bic Biros

Artist mom creates stunning pop art using Bic Biros, capturing childhood memories and iconic Scottish products.

Evening Standard

Mat Collishaw: Petrichor at Kew review: plays with old and new to unsettling effect

This show doesn't quite hang together but it's full of ideas

The Guardian - UK

‘We just roll up our sleeves and do it’: Belfast’s dynamic DIY dance scene

Our regional dance series continues in Northern Ireland where, despite little funding, the capital has produced a European star in Oona Doherty – with more on the way

Chicago Sun-Times

At 78, this retired librarian from Blue Island has 11 tattoos

Lynne Ingersoll isn’t sure what her next tattoo will be — or whether there will be one. “In a year and a half, I’ll be 80,” she says. “Maybe I’ll think of something for then.”

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The Guardian - US

Picasso in Fontainebleau: what happened in the summer of 1921?

A new exhibition at MoMA in New York offers a strange selection of differently styled masterworks from the artist

AAP

Torres Strait artist brings Charm to National Gallery

Janet Fieldhouse is the first Torres Strait Islander artist to unveil a commission in the NGA's sculpture garden, and the process has been career-changing.

The Hindu

This vibrant Government school library in Tamil Nadu makes reading soulful

Butterflies light up the Writer Ku Alagirisamy Centenary School Library in Arachalur, TN, Started by Cuckoo Movement For Children

The Independent UK

300-year-old painting stolen by an American soldier during World War II returned to German museum

After going missing nearly 80 years ago, a baroque landscape painting was returned to Germany on Thursday

AAP

'Metaphor for the earth' takes out Sculpture by the Sea

John Petrie's 23.5 degrees has been awarded the top prize at the 25th edition of Sydney's Sculpture by the Sea open-air exhibition.

The Guardian - UK

Silvio Berlusconi heirs weigh up fate of his mostly worthless art collection

Italian former PM estimated to have spent €20m on artworks, often buying through TV auctions

The Conversation

Windrush: Portraits of a Pioneering Generation – collaborative approach reveals the people behind the paintings

Scotland’s first Black professor, Sir Godfrey Palmer, described the Windrush: Portraits of a Pioneering Generation exhibition as “an acknowledgement that we are the same people from the past … who wouldn’t have [had] our portrait put up in this way”, in a recent BBC documentary.

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