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Lowry masterpiece to remain free for public after sale to The Lowry arts centre

The historic painting, depicting a throng of people gathered at Burnden Park football stadium, sold for a record-breaking £6.6 million on Wednesday.

The Independent UK

Artist William Robinson commemorates late wife Shirley's life with Love in Life and Art exhibition

William Robinson's art studio has been mostly dormant since the death of his wife Shirley. Now he is marking the period of mourning with an exhibition in her honour.

ABC News

LS Lowry painting Going To The Match sells at auction for £6.6 million

The artwork depicts people gathered at Burnden Park football stadium, former home of Bolton Wanderers.

The Independent UK

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‘Ex-girlfriend’ of Banksy offers previously unseen artworks to MediaCity exhibit

The woman claims their relationship lasted from 1994 to 1998 when the artist was in Bristol.

The Independent UK

Alexander the Great review – cultural treasures reduced to the status of comics

This infuriating show shoves Scrooge McDuck next to Plutarch in a postmodern take on history which seems to forget that the Macedonian warlord was a real, live person

The Guardian - UK

Ken Campbell obituary

Other lives: Book artist who designed and printed by letterpress and whose work is collected in the US Library of Congress

The Guardian - UK

Slice of fruitcake from King Charles and Princess Diana’s wedding sells for £221 at auction

A total of 23 cakes were made for the 1981 wedding ceremony

The Independent UK

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Edinburgh Elsie Inglis statue campaign descends into row over choice of artist

Charity trustees are in hot water after unexpectedly suspending an open call to artists then commissioning a well known artist with ties to the Royal Family for the job.

Edinburgh Live

Winter storms left Albert Dock needing £288k worth of repairs

Workers must race against the clock as high tides mean they only have a four-hour daily window to carry out the repairs

Liverpool Echo

Just Stop Oil activist explains reason behind throwing soup on Van Gogh painting

The activist claims they did "no damage to the painting whatsoever".

Daily Record

Climate protesters ‘would be treated much worse if they were black or working class’ claims foreign secretary

‘Black boys from Lewisham or working-class boys from Wolverhampton ... would be treated as criminality, nothing more,’ says James Cleverly

The Independent UK

Shapeshifting witches, hallucinogenic fog and sinister forests: Sitges film festival has it all

With snowbound dystopia in Polaris, true crime drama The Stranger and lockdown terrors in The Harbinger, Catalonia’s annual fantasy and horror show keeps the shocks coming

The Guardian - UK

‘Climate justice is bigger than public opinion’: are Just Stop Oil’s tactics right?

Readers debate whether climate activists’ divisive methods are justified – or alienating and ineffective

The Guardian - UK

Karla Peterson: Meet the San Diego artist who collaborated with the Dalai Lama and Desmond Tutu on a children's book

The new children's book "The Little Book of Joy" tells the story of two little boys who grew up to be very big deals.

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Evening Standard

Discover Manet and Eva Gonzalès at the National Gallery review: worth digging into

This small show is an excuse to gorge on fabulous paintings by brilliant, mostly female artists

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Photographer’s 12-year quest to document her life produces a rich portrait of aging

A dozen years ago, at age 70, Marna Clarke had a dream. She was walking on a sidewalk and rounded a corner. Ahead of her, she saw an end to the path and nothing beyond.

The Guardian - UK

Wednesday briefing: Just Stop Oil fuels up for a long fight

In today’s newsletter: They’re climbing bridges, clogging traffic and vandalising a Van Gogh. But are protesters on the right road to a climate revolution – and how far will the government go to stop them?

Evening Standard

Spectacular or scandalous? The UK’s first modernist home goes on sale for £3 million

High and Over was built by the architect Amyas Connell for his professor Bernard Ashmole between 1929 and 1931.

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The National (Scotland)

Meet the only Scottish artist to have their work accepted into two prestigious academies

A GLASGOW-BASED artist is the only Scot to have their work accepted into two prestigious exhibitions.

Bangkok Post

House of Fritz Hansen honours Scandinavian master designer Poul Kjaerholm

For the first time in Thailand, Norse Republics is showcasing PK Collection, a series of contemporary furniture masterpieces by the late Poul Kjaerholm, one of Denmark's most celebrated designers.

Chicago Sun-Times

Field Museum explores the breadth of death in newest exhibit

In the exhibit — opening Friday — called “Death: Life’s Greatest Mystery,” life and death are linked in an exploration of how different cultures and animals experience the “connective fabric” between all beings.

The Guardian - AU

Sydney festival 2023: Town Hall to be filled with 26 tonnes of sand for program showpiece

The heritage building’s floor will be covered in sand for an award-winning opera – one of a few architectural landmarks that will get a new life this summer

The Guardian - UK

Arthur Pedlar obituary

Other lives: a clown with an international reputation who raised the money for his first unicycle by selling miniature ships in bottles

Chicago Sun-Times

Removal of beloved statue from shuttered church delayed

A group of protesters continues to resist a plan to move a replica of Michelangelo’s Pieta from the now-closed St. Adalbert Church to St. Paul’s Catholic Church, which is about a mile away.

The Guardian - UK

Tasteless Hitler painting show will be Channel 4’s downfall

Letter: Adam Fineberg on the filming of Jimmy Carr Destroys Art, which he left because it was ‘debased and debauched’

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