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Sculptor Veronica Ryan wins Turner Prize for works exploring Windrush and Covid

The Montserrat-born British artist was presented with the annual £25,000 prize money at a ceremony in Liverpool.

The Independent UK

Veronica Ryan is a sensational choice as Turner prize-winner

The Montserrat-born sculptor’s mature, meditative works are the opposite of the brash art that usually impresses the judges – and cap the first Turner worth caring about in years

The Guardian - UK

Veronica Ryan wins 2022 Turner prize for work including Windrush tribute

Artist wins for work comprising UK’s first permanent public artwork honouring Windrush generation

The Guardian - UK

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Veronica Ryan’s win is also a victory for the Turner Prize’s credibility

After a bumpy few years, the Turner Prize is back to its classic format. Veronica Ryan is a worthy winner for her work rooted in the immigrant experience of Britain, writes Mark Hudson

The Independent UK

Feared and revered women of the world, Australian first exhibition opens at the national museum in Canberra

An international exhibition highlighting feminine power and identity through the ages has been given its own Australian flair, including one of Kylie Minogue's most iconic costumes and a depiction of Aboriginal female water spirits.

ABC News

Jesuit priests demand transparency in Vatican's artist case

One of the Vatican’s leading Jesuit advisers on preventing clergy sexual abuse is calling for church authorities to shed more light on the case of a famous Jesuit artist who was accused of spiritually abusing women during confession

The Independent UK

Belfast's iconic buildings brought to life on architect's t-shirt range

"To showcase it, I put it up on Twitter and the response absolutely floored me, it totally blew me away."

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County Durham museum gets share of £4m funding pot to develop four new gallery spaces

The Bowes Museum in Barnard Castle has been awarded a grant of more than quarter of a million pounds

Chronicle Live

Best of 2022: 5 artworks that wormed into my brain and stayed for months

LOS ANGELES — The thing about being an arts writer is: You get to look at art for a living. And mull it for days.

Los Angeles Times

Best of 2022: The biggest art stories mattered more than soup thrown on a Van Gogh

LOS ANGELES — The COVID-19 pandemic isn't over, but museum and gallery exhibitions are getting back on track. Rather than write the usual list of 10 best shows, I'm sharing these 10 art stories that caught my eye this year.

Los Angeles Times

Jane Harris obituary

Other lives: Abstract painter who explored the qualities of the ellipse

The Guardian - UK

Ukraine calls on western allies to boycott Russian culture

Minister defends step in ‘civilisational battle’ but says it would not amount to ‘cancelling Tchaikovsky’

The Guardian - UK

Climate protesters hurl paint at Milan's La Scala opera house

Climate-change activists in Italy on Wednesday threw paint at the entrance of Milan's famed La Scala opera house ahead of the opening performance of the season, local police said.

Reuters

Charlotte review – absorbing animation about a remarkable artist, murdered at Auschwitz

Keira Knightley gives voice to Charlotte Salomon, the German-Jewish painter who said she killed her own grandfather after he abused her, in a powerful but flawed biopic

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Nation's capital showcases feminine power

The launch of an international exhibition at the National Museum in Canberra showcases femininity, strength and power throughout history and across cultures.

Newcastle Herald

Patisserie students showcase their creativity

"For students to be presenting those industry-standard chocolate confectionaries, yes, it's very rewarding."

The Independent UK

Descendants of Algernon Marsden help save Tissot portrait of great grandfather

The Victorian painting by Jacques Joseph ‘James’ Tissot was valued at £2.4 million.

Bangkok Post

Go see photos, help deaf kids

A collection of black and white photographs by Prof Nantawat Boramanand, a prominent lawyer with a passion for photography, are showcased during "The Tale Of Two Cities: Finale" at Gallery 1 of Thailand Creative & Design Centre, The Grand Postal Building, Charoen Krung Road, until Dec 18.

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The Independent UK

Jesuit artist has ministry cut; Vatican doesn't prosecute

The Vatican is under pressure to explain why it didn’t prosecute a famous Jesuit artist and merely let his order restrict the priest's ministry following allegations that he abused his authority over adult women

The Independent UK

Greece seeks 'win-win' deal on Parthenon Sculptures in UK

Cabinet ministers from the Greek and British governments have discussed Greece’s bid to get the Parthenon Sculptures back from London

ABC News

Violence far lower at Macquarie Prison where serious offenders enjoy more freedoms

Inmates convicted of murder, rape and terrorism are given many freedoms at the 'fully relaxed' Macquarie prison and data shows violence against staff and fellow inmates is much lower.

The Guardian - UK

Climate protesters told to pay National Gallery £1,000 for damaging painting

Just Stop Oil’s Hannah Hunt and Eden Lazarus found guilty after glueing themselves to Constable’s The Hay Wain

Dublin Live

The best places to see Christmas lights in Dublin

We did a walkthrough looking at the best of the city centre, and we've picked out a few of our highlights below

Evening Standard

Just Stop Oil climate protesters guilty of criminal damage to John Constable masterpiece at National Gallery

The pair taped posters to The Hay Wain and glued themselves to its frame

Evening Standard

Everyone’s on strike and wages are falling. The plan must be working

My least favourite genre in all of art – that is everything from cinema and sculpture to literature and music – is actors playing characters who hate their jobs. My view is that successful actors receive adoration and lucrative Oscars goodie bags while struggling ones presumably enjoy the creative outlet…

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