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Iconic Bayeux Tapestry To Be Loaned To Britain: French President

France will loan the 11th century Bayeux Tapestry to the British Museum from September 2026 to June 2027, French President Emmanuel Macron told media at the start of his state visit to the UK Tuesday.

International Business Times

Ed Sheeran launches unexpected new career as artist with first-ever painting collection

The singer’s Cosmic Carpark Paintings, a vibrant series of original canvases and unique prints, are set to go on sale later this week

Evening Standard

Billionaire donates 16 paintings to Paisley Museum in memory of 'proud Scot' husband

A SIGNIFICANT collection of Scottish artworks has been donated to Renfrewshire's civic collection ...

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Why the Stone of Destiny return to Scotland sparked fears from the Tory government

THE return of the Stone of Destiny to Scotland sparked mass restitution fears as civil servants criticised the then prime minister John Major for…

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‘Don’t forget’: mural brings attention to the January 6 rioters pardoned by Trump

A giant new mural, titled Wall of Shame, has launched in Brooklyn, New York, to remind people of the alleged crimes committed by more than 1,500 Maga loyalists

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Hidden Master: The Legacy of George Platt Lynes review – eye-opening snapshot of New York’s queer scene

Documentary celebrates the American photographer who lived, breathed and captured the shimmering fever dream of NYC’s gay culture in the 1940s and 50s

The Guardian - UK

Kew Gardens to host largest outdoor exhibition of Henry Moore’s sculptures

Show will include 30 monumental pieces displayed across gardens and 90 works filling Shirley Sherwood Gallery

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"I gave myself permission to question what art could be": a day in the life of Claire Luxton

The contemporary artist discusses surrealism, poetry and the impact of AI.

Creative Bloq

‘I’m scared and my work reflects that’: the artist painting heavy questions onto the lightness of silk

Across Europe, Emma Talbot’s striking works fill galleries with dazzling images and telling questions, all painted onto a rather unusual material. She talks us through her dark obsessions – and the tragedy that changed everything

The Guardian - UK

Dreams and nightmares exhibit to open at world’s oldest psychiatric hospital

Artwork and poems from contemporary artists and former Bethlem hospital patients to go on show

The Guardian - UK

What is digital art and is it right for you? Here's everything you need to know

The relationship between art and technology continues to evolve.

Creative Bloq

This Is Spinal Tap director insists Stonehenge scene was not inspired by Black Sabbath's stage prop blunder

Black Sabbath's hilarious Stonehenge gaffe happened after scene was written for Spinal Tap movie

Metal Hammer

My cultural awakening: a Marina Abramović show helped me to stop hating my abusive father

At an Abramović art takeover I discovered the quiet strength of a political protester from Myanmar. It gave me a new father figure – and unblocked my creativity

The Guardian - UK

Rone's global street art starts in this shared studio

Street artists Rone and Callum Preston are throwing open the doors of their shared studio for the first time, as part of Melbourne's Open House weekend.

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The Guardian - UK

Gerard Taylor obituary

Designer who joined the Memphis collective in Milan and later concentrated on furniture for humane work environments

The Guardian - AU

The ABC and Creative Australia panicked in the face of controversy. These vital institutions must not be so timid

In the Lattouf and Sabsabi cases, the apparently unmanageable sensitivity was discussion of Israel and Palestine

The Guardian - AU

Creative Australia chief executive facing mounting pressure to resign after Khaled Sabsabi controversy

Senior arts figure says board and CEO ‘didn’t seem to understand or at least trust the power and complexity of the visual arts’

Evening Standard

Woman says she ‘froze’ during alleged rape by former Nine O’Clock Service priest

Christopher Brain, 68, was leader of the Nine O’Clock Service (NOS), part of the Church of England, in Sheffield between 1986 and 1995.

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A classical drive: Road rumble strips play Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony in UAE emirate of Fujairah

A highway in Fujairah, UAE, now plays Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony as cars drive over special rumble strips

The Guardian - UK

Aussie dots, Tudor pots and nudist shots – the week in art

Modern abstract painting from the Dreamtime, a ceramic deep dive into a Tudor power struggle and a celebration of body art

AAP

Little trust in Creative Australia after Venice snafu

Trust in Creative Australia is at an all-time low due to the Venice Biennale controversy, but the decision to reinstate the artistic team may bring healing.

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“OJ Simpson Was Covering For His Son”: 16 Conspiracy Theories With Enough Evidence To Be True

When uncertainty and hardships spread across the world, such as during wars, economic depressions, and pandemics, people often grow suspicious of the ruling elite, creating all sorts of narratives.

The Guardian - AU

Creative Australia will face pressure to make ‘safe’ artistic choices after Sabsabi controversy, industry figures warn

Critics warn a corporate-style risk framework could stifle creativity and call for a renewed commitment to artistic independence

The Guardian - UK

Derry spools sculpture disappoints some former ‘factory girls’

Long-planned, £187,000 tribute to women who worked in shirt factories is criticised as too abstract and inaccurate

The Guardian - AU

Creative Australia apologises to Khaled Sabsabi for ‘hurt and pain’ after Venice Biennale reinstatement

Wesley Enoch tells ABC RN the artist’s work was not about glorification of terrorism and says Sabsabi is ‘incredibly peace-loving’

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