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Classic artworks given modern makeovers to highlight issues facing the world today

The paintings that have been re-imagined include John Constable's 200-year-old artwork, 'The Haywain', and Sir John Everett Millais’ 'Ophelia In The Stream'

Wales Online

Making Modernism review – the genius of Käthe Kollwitz stands out like a raw wound

This badly mistitled survey mistakenly pitches a selection of German expressionist women as revolutionaries – with one timeless exception

The Guardian - UK

This first-of-its-kind IKEA archive sale offers a chance to snap up an unlikely piece of design history

An exhibition at Clerkenwell’s Dinner Party Gallery marks the first in-person sale by cult IKEA marketplace BILLY

Evening Standard

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Guinness Storehouse unveils stunning Christmas visitors experience

This multi-media experience is set to bring Christmas cheer at the popular Dublin tourist attraction

Dublin Live

In Pictures: Charles and Camilla visit Yorkshire

The pair travelled to the area for a number of engagements.

The Independent UK

Statue of the Queen is unveiled as man who sculpted it reveals 'nerve-wracking' moments

Stonemason Richard Bossons said he is relieved the statue is finished and "hopes everybody likes it"

Wales Online

Charles unveils Queen statue as stonemason says it was his first portrait piece

Weighing 1.1 tonnes and made from French limestone, the sculpture shows Elizabeth II in the robes of the Order of the Garter.

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Gerry Adams said Ireland is lucky to have ‘genius’ Shane MacGowan as he led famous faces at his art book launch

The former Sinn Fein leader attended his art book launch in Dublin this week alongside band boss Louis Walsh and actor Patrick Bergin

Irish Mirror

Climate protesters graffiti Andy Warhol painting in Australia

Climate protesters in Australia on Wednesday scrawled graffiti and glued themselves to an Andy Warhol artwork depicting Campbell's soup cans.

Evening Standard

Climate protesters target Warhol art in Australian gallery

Climate protesters in Australia scrawled graffiti and glued themselves to an Andy Warhol artwork depicting Campbell’s soup cans but didn’t appear to damage the piece because it’s encased in glass

The Independent UK

This new ‘risky' playground is a work of art – and a place for kids to escape their mollycoddling parents

Imagine this: a heap of colourful plastic buckets stacked on top of each other to form a climbable bridge, monolithic bluestone boulders holding up a contorted slide, a pile of concrete demolition debris moonlighting as a resting spot.

The Conversation

Warhol work sprayed in climate protest

The National Gallery of Australia says a prized work by Andy Warhol wasn't damaged when climate activists used "art disruption tactics" at the Canberra venue.

AAP

Chef Tom Kerridge ‘super proud’ of wife’s ability to make ‘uncompromising art’

Kerridge praised sculptor Beth Cullen Kerridge for having ‘never given up on her dream’.

The Independent UK

Protesters vandalise Andy Warhol's Campbell's Soup Cans at National Gallery of Australia

Climate change protesters glue themselves to Andy Warhol’s Campbell’s Soup Cans and vandalise the artwork, which is on display in Canberra.

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Meet Mike Hewson, the artist behind Melbourne's 'risky' playground

The artist behind a new 'risky' play park in Melbourne's CBD says playgrounds embody our values around child raising and are a "charged format" — but his designs are rigorously tested.

Evening Standard

Making Modernism at the Royal Academy of Arts review: a revelatory look at four female artists

Four superb and rarely-seen talents are showcased in this fascinating show

Bristol Post

Luke Jerram's Oil Fountain will come to Bristol next year

It will be opening in Bristol next year before touring the country

ABC News

Jewish community backs calls for swastika ban in WA as Perth seller auctions Nazi items

The seller says choosing not to sell Nazi items would lock him out of a major market, but a Jewish leader and an MP say it's time for such material to at least be prohibited from public sight.

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The Independent UK

Greek museum displays 1st batch of artworks recouped from US

For decades, an important part of Greece’s cultural heritage sparkled only for the very few in a U.S. billionaire’s private collection, until a groundbreaking deal for its gradual return to Athens

Bangkok Post

Fortune Pink diamond sells for more than B1bn

GENEVA: The Fortune Pink diamond, an exceptionally rare giant gemstone, sold for more than 1 billion baht at auction in Geneva on Tuesday to a private Asian collector.

ABC News

Aboriginal artists, including Hermannsburg Potters, elevated in new Art Gallery of NSW expansion

Once found on the bottom floor of the Art Gallery of New South Wales, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander artists have been elevated in a new display featuring works from across the country.

The Conversation

How the philosophy behind the Japanese art form of kintsugi can help us navigate failure

In our 20s and 30s, there can be immense pressure to measure up to the expectations of society, our families, our friends and even those we have for ourselves. Many people look back and feel disappointed that they hadn’t taken the opportunity to travel more. Others might have envisioned that…

Manchester Evening News

The Mancunian Way: The consummate cosmopolitan

Read the Mancunian Way newsletter for Tuesday, November 8, 2022.

Evening Standard

King Charles ‘believes Britain’s role in the slave trade should not be hidden’

Charles met artists in Leeds who had taken part in the Worlds Re-imagined Globes project which explains Britain’s role in slavery

The Independent UK

18-carat pink diamond expected to auction off for up to $35M

A pear-shaped 18-carat pink diamond is set to be sold at auction on Tuesday and expected to fetch between $25 million and $35 million, Christie’s says

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