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How an Indigenous Australian artist ‘astonished’ a giant of American art

Sol LeWitt never met Emily Kame Kngwarreye, who began painting in her 80s, but he was blown away by her work. A new AGNSW show celebrates their unlikely link

The Guardian - AU

Radovan Kraguly obituary

Other lives: Artist who made the case for harmony between animals and people

The Guardian - UK

Germany signs deal to give ownership of Benin Bronzes to Nigeria

Germany signed an agreement on Thursday to transfer ownership to Nigeria of the Benin Bronzes, among Africa's most culturally significant artefacts which were looted in the 19th century.

Reuters

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German cultural group criticizes climate activists' protest

A group that represents cultural organizations in Germany has criticized climate activists for gluing themselves to the frames of famous paintings in museums

The Independent UK

British former Myanmar ambassador detained by officials after UK issues fresh sanctions

Sources close to the family said that the regime is planning to charge Vicky Bowman, who is a UK citizen, with violating Myanmar's Immigration Act

Daily Mirror

Former UK ambassador, husband detained by Myanmar generals

Vicky Bowman and husband, Htein Lin, arrested in Yangon and investigated under the country’s Immigration Act.

Al Jazeera

Derry's Harbour Square development will highlight "valuable" Factory Girls contribution to city

SDLP Councillor Rory Farrell has said the submission for the artwork is "another hurdle overcome"

Belfast Live

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UK’s former Myanmar ambassador arrested in Yangon, report says

Vicky Bowman and Burmese husband Htein Lin detained and charged with immigration offences

The Guardian - UK

Editorial: We’re smart enough as a city to leave Christopher Columbus alone

If Mayor Lori Lightfoot were to follow the recent recommendations of the Chicago Monuments Project Advisory Committee and excise Christopher Columbus permanently from Grant Park, logic dictates that she should then immediately rename Columbus Drive. After all, a prominent city street is etched in the public consciousness far more than…

Chicago Tribune

Melbourne man uses painting to forge path back from addiction

At the peak of his addiction Chris Ellis was smoking ice and then topping the high with anything he could get his hands on cocaine, ecstasy, GHB or even smoking heroin.

ABC News

Myanmar junta detains former UK ambassador

Authorities in Myanmar have detained Britain’s former ambassador to the country for an alleged offence under the immigration law.

Bangkok Post

‘Overpriced’ Propyard Van Gogh Experience gets mixed reviews

Opinions shared online have ranged from "great fun" to "guff"

Bristol Post

Japanese, Thai artists join forces for BKK printmaking show

Twelve artists from Japan and Thailand are showcasing their printmaking works during the "12AP Thai And Japanese Printmaking Collaborative Exhibition", which is running at ARRA Gallery, until Aug 31.

Bangkok Post

QAGOMA's Embodied Knowledge is an energetic and inclusive celebration of contemporary Queensland art

Review: Embodied Knowledge: Queensland Contemporary Art, Queensland Art Gallery | Gallery of Modern Art (QAGOMA)

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The Hindu

Nellore artist enters record books for tribal painting

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Zenger

Painting From Train Station That Ridicules Hitler Was Probably Painted By Picasso, Say Experts

A 1930s artwork that pokes fun at Hitler and was believed to have been found years ago in a train station may have been painted by Pablo Picasso.

Zenger

Bronze Medal From First Modern Olympics Goes To Auction Block

A 126-year-old bronze medal from the first modern Olympic Games in Athens is expected to fetch nearly $30,000 at auction after spending decades gathering dust in a drawer.

The Guardian - AU

Inside the Mind of Daniel Johns: Silverchair frontman reveals all ... again

A three-part docuseries, a memorabilia exhibition and an upcoming featurette come hot on the heels of a hit podcast. Have we reached peak Daniel Johns?

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Irish Mirror

Painting by London gangster Ronnie Kray turns up for less than €20 at car boot sale in Mayo

The framed artwork was discovered among a bundle of paintings purchased by an enthusiast

Glasgow Live

Mystery family in amazing 1950s snaps tracked down in Cumbernauld thanks to Glasgow photographer

Glasgow photographer's quest to reunite family with 1950s holiday photos and navy shots found in charity shop ends in joy following social media appeal that attracted hundreds of shares.

Evening Standard

Who is Eirianedd Munro? Adam Peaty announces split from girlfriend

The swimmer said he “could not ask for a greater mother for George”

Belfast Live

Artists to hold 'one last big event' at East Belfast studio

The Vault Artist Studios will be leaving their headquarters on Tower Street next year

Zenger

Drunk Bought A Sculpture From Himself On Ebay That Will Sell For $100,000

The artwork is called 'Twisting by the Pool' and was created by renowned Scottish sculptor Malcolm Robertson.

The Guardian - UK

August design news: Raf Simons’ furniture and e-waste jewellery

London Design Festival preview, an intimate book about Keith Haring and the Tseng siblings, artists who want to heal the world

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Zoe Leonard’s ‘Strange Fruit’ art installation stars heaps of 20-year-old decaying produce

PHILADELPHIA -- "Strange Fruit" is arrayed across the floor of a small gallery in the Philadelphia Museum of Art, a total of 295 bananas, oranges, grapefruits, lemons, and avocados created — consumed, actually — by artist Zoe Leonard as the AIDS epidemic intensified in the 1990s with no lifesaving treatment…

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