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New William Hogarth exhibition to feature artwork not seen for 300 years

The display focuses on the British artist and his reaction to the 1745 Jacobite Uprising.

The Independent UK

Conflict, exhaustion, joy and pain: how Alice Neel shattered the taboos around motherhood

After centuries of exquisite Madonnas, the painter laid bare the complex truth about bearing and bringing up children – and inspired generations of successors

The Guardian - UK

Artist ponders better sex education

A collection of cartoonish and childlike paintings that carry a serious message will be showcased during "Alien Nation" at Eat Me Restaurant from Wednesday to May 7.

Bangkok Post

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'Photie Man' on life capturing Liverpool's 80s and 90s characters

"I couldn't have made this work anywhere else"

Liverpool Echo

Paris Picasso museum reinvents itself to tackle artist’s troubled legacy

French institution targets young audiences by confronting issues of misogyny and colonialism with Paul Smith’s help

The Guardian - UK

‘In the stillness, my mind was able to wander’: how a museum guard found solace in art

After a tragedy, Patrick Bringley swapped his glitzy magazine job to work at New York’s Metropolitan Museum of Art. The experience was so profound, he wrote a book about it

The Guardian - UK

Islanders: The Making of the Mediterranean review – art of extraordinary intimacy

More than 200 treasures from ancient Crete, Cyprus and Sardinia reach directly to us through the wave-swept ages

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Winner: Observer/Anthony Burgess prize for arts journalism 2023 – En Liang Khong on Tanoa Sasraku

This year’s winning entry explores the work of the Plymouth-born artist who delves into the hillsides of the west country and beyond

The Guardian - UK

A new world of gardening advice is opening up on social media

Fancy having a go at bonsai? Look online, says James Wong

The Guardian - UK

Sunderland’s ‘iconic’ glass centre to close after glass starts cracking

Rust, leaks and broken glazing – and high repair costs – have been blamed for plan to shut ‘world-class’ venue

The Guardian - UK

Henry Moore fund to pay bills for sculptors struggling with cost of living

Economic crisis prompts renowned artist’s foundation to award special rescue grants for 50 artists totalling £100,000

The Guardian - UK

Indigenous artist Yama Harradine takes inspiration from manga, anime to bringing Wimmera scenes to life

Yama Harradine has always had a passion for animation and he now channels that inspiration to showcase subjects and issues close to his heart.

ABC News

‘Hopefully people don’t think I made a shrine to myself’: a portrait gifted to a fellow skateboarder

In our series on artworks in Australian homes, Morgan Campbell shows a piece by a renowned street artist that’s steeped in skating nostalgia

The Guardian - AU

When liberal institutions screw up

A small college panicked and fired a professor — but the real lessons aren't the ones the right wants to teach

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The Independent UK

Climate activists target art work near German parliament

Climate activists have splashed a dark liquid over an art work near the German parliament building engraved with key articles from the country’s constitution, drawing condemnation from the speaker of parliament and other lawmakers

Chicago Sun-Times

Walking Man revealed: Friends who knew him as ‘Mojo’ in the ’70s shares photos, stories

Viki Mammina, now 66, recalled the years she was close to Joseph Kromelis in the 1970s and the cast of characters in their friend group.

Asharq Al-Awsat

In Britain, ‘Warm Hubs’ Emerge to Beat Soaring Energy Costs

On a blustery late-winter day in Shakespeare’s birthplace, the foyer of the Other Place theater is a cozy refuge.

The Independent UK

Nazi-stolen Kandinsky recovered by Holocaust victims’ heirs sells for record £37m

‘Murnau with Church II’ set a record price for the Russian artist

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Deutsche Börse photography prize review – stern heroes, uncanny hybrids and a missing person

Black history and identity loom large in the work of Samuel Fosso and Arthur Jafa while Frida Orupabo offers strange, hybrid creations and Bieke Depoorter faces an ethical dilemma

Radio France Internationale

Scientists reveal hidden corridor inside Cairo's Great Pyramid

Scientists have discovered a hidden passage inside Egypt's Great Pyramid. The find is part of a seven-year international research mission.

The Conversation

David Bowie: five must-have items for the V&A's new centre

The Victoria and Albert Museum in London has announced the opening of a new David Bowie Centre for the Performing Arts in 2025 at V&A East Storehouse in east London. This follows the news that the museum has acquired – through donation – the artist’s fabled archive.

The Guardian - UK

The Profumo sex scandal revisited, rival queens and a post-human pioneer – the week in art

New depictions of Christine Keeler and the great 60s sex scandal, archive insights into two of Henry VIII’s wives and experiments with art in the age of AI

Edinburgh Live

The three-tonne Edinburgh statue that was accidentally dropped from a crane

The famous equestrian statue on Princes Street fell from a crane just days before its official unveiling, with one worker sustaining a head injury.

The Guardian - UK

Kandinsky painting stolen by Nazis fetches record £37.2m at auction

London sale comes after descendants of the owners, one of whom was murdered at Auschwitz, were reunited with work found in Dutch museum

The Independent UK

Getting off the beaten track in Crete on a road trip to the Greek island’s rebellious heart

Forget fly and flop: central Crete’s highlands have long been a stronghold of resistance against invaders throughout the island’s history. Len Williams takes a drive through this fascinatingly rebellious region

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