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A man with dwarfism says he went to police after a sexual assault. The case went nowhere

Aubrey Taylor’s case reflects a disturbing trend – people with disabilities struggle to be taken seriously by law enforcement

The Guardian - US

Inside Stanley Dock Tobacco Warehouse as you've never seen before

Liverpool Biennial has brought artworks to Liverpool ONE, Stanley Dock, Princes Dock, St John’s Gardens and Liverpool Parish Church as well as established galleries

Liverpool Echo

Man dropped out of school but his life changed after a 'quick pint' in his local pub

“After people saw my skills it led to word of mouth jobs"

Liverpool Echo

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The Guardian view on muses: a regressive romantic cliche

Editorial: Françoise Gilot, who died this week, emerged from Picasso’s shadow as a painter in her own right. Other female artists still await rediscovery

The Guardian - UK

From palms to, yes, his eyelids, Nico Roberts views his body as a ‘canvas’ for tattoo art

Part of the Austin artist’s mission to be covered “neck to toe” in body art, Roberts, 25, had his hands tattooed, with a snake that seems to slither from one hand to the other.

Chicago Sun-Times

Stone Roses’ Mani announces return of superstar auction after raising more than £100k for charity

David Beckham's boots, Oasis platinum discs and a John Squire guitar were all sold off at last year's auction

Manchester Evening News

Gwen John: often dismissed as a timid recluse, this unique and uncompromising artist painted relentlessly on her own terms

The quiet Welsh painter Gwen John was not like any other artist, male or female – she was genuinely unique. She was neither an heiress, like most unmarried modernist women, nor a conventional academic artist, like most women who had to make a living with their art.

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Glasgow match factory that made iconic Swan Vestas the focus of new exhibition

New exhibition explores people's memories of legendary match factory that employed generations of families in the Maryhill district throughout the 20th century.

Glasgow Live

Comedy sculpture, the RA rambles, and Liverpool lets rip – the week in art

Erwin Wurm’s quirky work brightens up the Yorkshire sculpture park, Liverpool’s Biennial kicks off, and it’s time for another messy Summer Exhibition at the Royal Academy

The Guardian - UK

‘Rather insensitive’: Fife council to remove menacing witch mural

Mural by Rogue One found to be not in keeping with historic area, after complaints about portrayal of women accused of witchcraft

The Guardian - UK

Giant inflatable ducks make a splash in Hong Kong as pop-art project returns after 10 years

Two giant inflatable ducks are making a splash in Hong Kong’s Victoria Harbor, in the return of a pop-art project that sparked a frenzy in the city a decade ago

The Independent UK

‘Museums are laboratories of ideas,’ believes curator Alka Pande

With the Bihar Museum Biennale 2023 set to begin, Pande spotlights its main attractions, and muses on the role of public museums in the country

The Hindu

Family's tribute to 'amazing' Northumberland daughter, 22, after heartbreaking cancer relapse

Sarah Cowell, of Prudhoe, tragically died of a complication from treatment for leukaemia - a cancer she first had when she was just 14

Chronicle Live

China’s hidden century review: an ‘enthralling’ show at the British Museum

In 1796, when the sixth emperor acceded, the Qing presided over a third of the world’s population and one of the most prosperous empires in history. In 1912, the 11th and last emperor abdicated, aged 12, ending 2,000 years of dynastic rule, and paving the way for the modern Chinese…

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The Conversation

Pierre Bonnard: the master of shimmering luminosity, who painted difficult paintings and yet made them lucid and accessible

Pierre Bonnard, unlike his older contemporary, Paul Gauguin, never visited Australia, yet Bonnard’s influence on Australian art is pervasive and profound.

The Independent UK

Pink diamond and ruby make history as they fetch £28 million each at auction

The jewels were sold during Sotheby’s Magnificent Jewels sale in New York on Thursday.

Chronicle Live

Loss of Newcastle's public toilets explored in new exhibition

The exhibition will open at Newcastle's City Library later this month

The Guardian - UK

‘Our house was bombed the night I was born’: Anselm Kiefer on the nightmares he can’t escape

The great German artist has tried again and again to read James Joyce’s twisted novel Finnegans Wake. His latest show takes inspiration from that book – and from a childhood making toys from the rubble of his family home

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Evening Standard

Snubbed! Royal Academy leaves top curator off guestlist after 30 years ‘running the place’

Sir Norman says ‘they would rather forget about me’

The Guardian - UK

Surveillance, swimming and sexy slugs: 2023 Film London Jarman award nominees announced

The shortlist for the prestigious prize includes boundary-pushing stories about migration, capitalism … and technicolour cocktail bars

Belfast Live

New 360 degree immersive experience to open in Belfast this summer

The immersive experience will offer a 20,000 square feet of breathtaking light and sound spectacular

The Guardian - UK

Paul Ickovic obituary

Photographer inspired by the ordinary lives of the people he met on the streets who believed in ‘shoot first, think later’

Daily Mirror

Sculpture of artist imprisoned by the Nazis during WWII is repaired by TV expert

The son of Věra Škodová chokes back tears as he sees the sculpture of his mother as a young woman finally pieced back together as it once was

Evening Standard

New art to be added to East London’s The Line this summer, including work by Yinka Ilori and Mahtab Hussain

The trail, which runs from Stratford to the Greenwich Peninsula, aims to ‘democratise access to art’

Evening Standard

OPINION - It is so wrong to describe the organisation I chair as a bastion of Philistines

London is a global cultural powerhouse and it must stay that way. It is home to some of the world’s most renowned theatres, galleries, museums and music venues and it has been a crucible for art and culture throughout the ages. When I was director of Tate, I sought to…

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