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“Your brain cannot be stolen”: Yuko Shimizu on finding your artistic identity

The award-winning illustrator shares her advice for emerging artists.

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Jazz, Paris and war’s brutality: the radical watercolours of Edward Burra, British art’s great unknown

He called art ‘fart’ and hated talking about his work, but a rare retrospective offers the chance to celebrate the radical visions of the 20th-century British painter

The Guardian - UK

Charity hopes to raise nearly £3m to keep Barbara Hepworth sculpture in UK

New owner wants to take Sculpture with Colour (Oval Form) Pale Blue and Red, created in Cornwall in second world war, overseas

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Period scenes set mood for Impressionist masterpieces

An exhibition of French Impressionist masterpieces from a Boston museum has returned to Australia after closing early in 2021 due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

AAP

Liverpool Biennial review – AI seagulls, gladiatorial football and big trouble in Chinatown

From the vicious acoustics of match days to supernatural moments in a church, this year’s best pieces reflect the emotional bedrock of this roaring, soulful city

The Guardian - UK

Jenny Eclair backs £3.8m fundraiser to ‘save Hepworth artwork for the nation’

A museum and national charity wants to raise enough money to secure it for permanent public display in Wakefield, West Yorkshire.

Evening Standard

Five Turner works to be auctioned on 250th anniversary of painter’s birth

A watercolour titled Lake Brienz, With The Setting Moon, is estimated to fetch between £600,000 and £800,000.

Evening Standard

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He’s been hanged, stabbed and cut in galleries – now artist Carlos Martiel is being buried alive

The Afro-Latinx artist pushes his body to the extreme in performances taking on racism, colonialism and police brutality. He’s heading to Tasmania’s Dark Mofo festival to be buried in sand

The Guardian - AU

Musician records album in historic Highland oil tank with record-breaking reverb

A MUSICIAN has recorded a full album in an old oil tank built during the Second World War in the Highlands, which holds the world record for the…

The National (Scotland)

‘A knife crime waiting to happen’: how Yoshitomo Nara became Japan’s most expensive artist

The veteran punk painter’s twisted cherubs are a far cry from the tasteful, beautiful Japanese art that usually appears in western galleries. The retrospective about to open in the UK should be electrifying

The Guardian - UK

No Madame Tussauds waxwork for Starmer over fears he will become 'irrelevant' despite replicas for other PMs

Attraction currently has no plans to make a figure of the prime minister, a spokesperson for the museum said

Evening Standard

Food Festivals, World-Class Burlesque and Cosy Cellar Wine Bars – Here Are 9 Things Not To Miss This June

From new date night spots to unmissable shows

Marie Claire

From Paul McCartney’s Höfner to Dave Grohl’s Trini Lopez and Joan Jett’s Melody Maker –a 1:1 scale photography exhibition of famous guitars is heading to London

Masterminded by Australian photographer Kane Hibberd, Scale invites attendees to see some of the most famous guitars in the world up close and personal like never before

Guitar World

Haunting interiors, kimonos galore and Lancashire Life magazine: what I’ve learned from snooping inside artist’s homes

From Louise Bourgeois’s spooky Chelsea brownstone to the New Jersey abode of 98-year-old painter Lois Dodd, I’ve visited many female artists’ homes – and seen their work from a fresh perspective

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Hamad Butt: Apprehensions review – beauty and violence from a lost and dangerous YBA

He died before his time but Hamad Butt’s sublimely hazardous retrospective of mustard gas baubles and blinding lights is a thrilling mix of the nostalgic and new

The Guardian - US

‘A reflection of who she was’: major Diane Arbus exhibition hits New York

An expansive survey of the photographer’s work lands at the Park Avenue Armory, offering an unusually assembled look at her defining images

Evening Standard

Clothing sale will be ‘largest Princess Diana auction ever’

Items include a silk floral printed day dress estimated to fetch between 200,000 and 300,000 dollars (£148,000 to £222,000).

The Guardian - UK

‘Sometimes he cast spells over them’: the raging beauty of Derek Jarman’s black paintings

From his unfinished film about a murdered director to a stunning series of doomy oil paintings, Derek Jarman’s work could be angry, dark and disturbing – not to mention highly relevant in these bleak times

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Scottish artist stunned following chance encounter with legendary rock musician

A LOCAL artist was left “thrilled” after a chance encounter with a rock legend outside his shop in Loch Ness ...

The Guardian - UK

Fights, flings and fabulous paintings: how sibling rivals Augustus and Gwen John exasperated each other

He was a wild, glamorous painter, the toast of the early 20th century, whose life and career eclipsed his sister’s. But, after dying almost unknown, Gwen is now having the last laugh

The Guardian - UK

Donald Locke review – ‘Incredible, powerful, uncomfortable, shocking’

Oppression, subjugation and colonialism stalk the powerful paintings and sculptures in the first major UK retrospective of the Guyanese-British artist

The Guardian - UK

When the Phone Rang review – meditation on memory, displacement and the trauma of exile

In Serbian artist Iva Radivojević’s third feature – part memoir, part drama – a girl tries to recall her exiled past as a personal loss melds with the start of the Yugoslavian war

Creative Bloq

Upside down and backwards: 9 must-try art exercises to break your drawing habits

These essential exercises will help you see and draw differently.

Evening Standard

Artist makes mini versions of Brutalist buildings to champion ‘unloved’ style

Adam Carthy has made tiny versions of around 60 buildings including Trellick Tower and Alexandra Road Estate, in London.

The Guardian - AU

The Jewish dealer who bought art hated by the Nazis – and created one of the greatest collections ever seen

A new National Gallery of Australia show draws on Heinz Berggruen’s collection to celebrate the spread of modernism around the world, despite the Nazis’ best efforts

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