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Mural commemorating Nicola Bulley unveiled in tragic mum's home town

Family friend and local artist Danny Bench created the painting in honour of Nicola, whose body was found in the River Wyre on Sunday

Manchester Evening News

Ukrainian artists refuse pro-Russian 'cultural propaganda'

One year after the full-scale invasion of their country, we speak to Ukrainian artist Alyona Tokovenko and opera singer Ihor Mostovoi about the consequences of the last 12 months. Now participating in an artistic residence at the Cité des Arts in Paris, Alyona explains how the political reality has now…

France 24

FACT at 20: From first new arts building in decades to Tarantino visit

When it opened, FACT was Liverpool’s first new arts building in over 60 years

Liverpool Echo

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The Edinburgh statue that's defiantly 'hogged' the pavement for 170 years

We take a look back at the attempts to relocate Edinburgh's iconic Duke of Wellington statue, which has been causing an obstruction at the east end of Princes Street for more than 170 years.

Edinburgh Live

New public art walking tour launched in Enniskillen

The tour explores the old and the new of Enniskillen

Belfast Live

Banksy artwork in Ukraine sees rapid security team put in place to preserve it

"These art objects are war artefacts that we must preserve for Ukrainians. They represent an unbreakable belief that life will definitely win"

Bristol Post

Iconic 'Mirror Man' sculpture to return to Scottish loch after five years

A beloved sculpture that was removed from its home at Loch Earn in Perth and Kinross is set to return after a five-year absence thanks to a local environmental group.

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Mum without heating all winter slams claims struggling people should 'work more'

Vicki Alderman, 57, a self-employed artist, says she hasn't turned her radiators on at all this year because she can't afford the higher bills - she works 60 hours a week

Daily Mirror

These are the runners-up in our student art contest

We chose 19 students from Chicago and beyond who sent in artwork on the theme “Bringing Chicago’s Voices Together” as part of a Chicago Sun-Times/WBEZ/Vocalo student art contest.

Chicago Sun-Times

Surreal snakes, nautical Dutchmen and a long march for Procession – the week in art

Polly Morgan takes reptile stuffing to new heights, Hew Locke’s acclaimed Procession heads north and the Van de Veldes push the boat out

The Guardian - UK

This young artist won our student art contest and will have her work turned into a mural you can see at the Salt Shed

Buffalo Grove sixth-grader Lucy Holloway, 11, created the work for a Chicago Sun-Times/WBEZ/Vocalo contest. It will be turned into a sprawling mural at the entertainment venue that took up the old Morton Salt site.

Chicago Sun-Times

Durham's fire and ice festival sculptures all set for dramatic debut

Fire & Ice Durham will be back from Friday for two free days, from 10am-6.15pm, of ice-carving action, interactive fun and a sculpture trail - and this year's theme is Steampunk

Chronicle Live

Public survey on way forward for Kirkcudbright Galleries draws to a close

People are being urged to have their say and contribute their ideas to the development plan for the facility, which opened in 2018

Daily Record

Light show meets opera as new 'Turandot' seeks to lure people back to theatre

A kaleidoscopic light show has helped reinvent Giacomo Puccini's opera "Turandot" currently playing in Tokyo - a production which aims to bring people back into theatres now that the pandemic has eased.

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Artist who defaced painting says police raided her home

Joana Partyka, who defaced Frederick McCubbin's work Down On His Luck in a protest, says her home has been raided by counter-terrorism police.

The Independent UK

MacDowell artist retreat org taps Chiwoniso Kaitano to lead

One of the oldest artist residency programs in the U.S. has a new executive director

The Canberra Times

Giant birds emerge across Murrumbateman's water tank

Now there's another reason to visit Murrumbateman, with the town's huge water tank artwork now finally complete.

France 24

A pan-African, eclectic approach to art at 'Les Verrières' gallery

Mixing historical pieces with the latest contemporary work from the African continent and its diaspora, a new gallery space in Paris's Saint Germain neighbourhood is bringing a fresh perspective to African art. Our reporters take us on a tour of this collaboration between Charles-Wesley Hourdé and the 31 PROJECT.

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Daily Mirror

Nicola Bulley mural artist unveils poignant wall painting in tragic mum's home town

Street artist Danny Bench was friends with Nicola Bulley's sister at school and created a mural for the tragic mum in South Woodham Ferrers, Essex, where she grew up

Chicago Sun-Times

Nearing 100, Artist Laureate of Illinois Kay Smith says her passion for painting keeps her going

Smith was named a laureate along with five other recipients in 1994 by the Lincoln Academy of Illinois, for “contributions to the betterment of humanity that have been accomplished in or on behalf of the State of Illinois.”

The Guardian - UK

Home village hopes ‘greatest Welsh thinker’ finally receives his dues

Events to mark 300 years since birth of Richard Price, a radical who ‘helped build the modern world’

Wales Online

Cardiff Council makes U-turn on controversial proposal to turn museum into a mobile attraction

Cardiff Council originally proposed to move the museum out of the Old Library building to help save money

Evening Standard

My London: Sandy Powell

Revered costume designer and this year’s Bafta Fellowship recipient Sandy Powell picks up new fabrics at Joel’s, tucks in to Italian at Marema and tops up her locks at Jo Hansford

Edinburgh Live

Edinburgh photos of forgotten shops show how different life was 50 years ago

From brush shops, prison cells, public toilets and laundrettes, photographs by a Scottish photographer shows how much times have changed over the last 50 years.

Chicago Sun-Times

Skokie artist taps social media following to help earthquake victims in Turkey, Syria

Syed Rahman, in his own words, talks about why he rushed to offer aid: “Everyone’s displaced.”

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