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George Floyd Mural Destroyed in Houston is a Sign of a 'Project of Erasure,' Historian Says

A mural of George Floyd in Houston's Ennis art block was destroyed as a result of demolition, sparking concerns in the community about the erasure of history.

Latin Times

Anyone fancy a subwoofer massage? The show that shakes you senseless

From vibrating stages and a car park dance floor to metal pipes tuned to the frequency of ‘love’, the artists behind a new exhibition say their work may even change your body on a cellular level

The Guardian - UK

Scottish Colourist painting sells for more than £381,000 at auction

The sale at Bonhams in Edinburgh also featured works by the late Jack Vettriano.

Evening Standard

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To A-Listers, Private Museum Photoshoots Are Priceless Works of Art

Celebrities are more interested in 'fit pics than an audio tour.

Marie Claire

How to stand out as a portrait artist

From quirky, abstract touches to perfecting skin, here’s how to make portraits that catch the eye.

Creative Bloq

Grandfather and grandson art dealer duo curate exhibition celebrating David Hockney’s early work

New exhibition marks the first in-depth exploration of the early period of Hockney’s career, when he was a student at the Royal College of Art

The Independent UK

Man who tried to sell $6.4m gold toilet stolen from English country house is spared jail

A man who tried to help a burglar cash in from the theft of a gold toilet was spared prison on Monday after a British judge said he had been taken advantage of by the thieves

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‘Ahead of his time’: Guyanese artist gets London show amid reappraisal

Aubrey Williams produced huge, colourful abstract paintings and was influenced by music and climate issues

The Guardian - UK

Niki de Saint Phalle and Jean Tinguely review – joyous show from art’s golden kinetic couple

The married sculptors made very different art – hers curvy and colourful, his rickety and angular – but it all hums with life when brought together

The Guardian - UK

'I felt sure I would die': Housekeeper stabbed by millionaire's son in £20m Chelsea home breaks silence

The housekeeper has described how her daughter gave her ‘the courage to fight for my life’

Evening Standard

Man who ‘foolishly’ agreed to help steal £4.75m gold toilet avoids jail time

“I am a good person” said the 36-year-old after his sentencing

The Independent UK

‘Foolish’ middleman in £4.75million Blenheim Palace gold toilet heist walks free from court

Frederick Doe, 37, also known as Frederick Sines, had been found guilty by a jury at Oxford Crown Court of conspiracy to transfer criminal property

Evening Standard

New images revealed of £240 million plans for Barbican makeover

The vision is said to have been well received with 90% approval from respondents

Evening Standard

‘Her need to make is off the scale’: why Nnena Kalu’s Turner prize nomination is a watershed moment for art

The Glasgow-born artist makes huge cocoon-like sculptures out of found fabric and videotape. We meet the team who helped her become the first learning-disabled person to make the award shortlist

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Ancient India review – snakes, shrines and sexual desire power a passionate show

A lovable elephant deity and a floating serpent goddess are just two of the highlights in this sensual show about three of the country’s great religions

The Guardian - UK

Turner’s rarely seen watercolours take centre stage in Bath

Exhibition at Holburne Museum features 32 experimental land and seascapes that chart artist’s evolution

Evening Standard

George Clooney vows to keep fighting UK over return of Elgin Marbles to Greece

The American Oscar winner continues to campaign for ownership of the historical artefacts to be transferred to Greece

Radio France Internationale

How an RFI investigation helped return an ancient treasure to Benin

In Benin, a 'kataklè' – a ceremonial stool, and the final piece of the royal treasure of Abomey – has been returned by Finland, 133 years after being looted by French troops and later transferred to the National Museum of Finland. It's a journey that began with an investigation triggered…

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The Guardian - UK

David Hockney’s rarely seen early works united in new London exhibition

Exclusive: In The Mood For Love, curated by grandson of early Hockney champion and art dealer, John Kasmin, will feature works from 1960-63

The Guardian - UK

Three Iranians in UK charged after counter-terrorism investigation

Met police say the three charged under National Security Act for allegedly assisting Iranian foreign intelligence service

The Guardian - US

Pope Leo’s grandfather was immigrant from Sicily, genealogists reveal

Robert Prevost’s maternal grandparents came to US from Caribbean and at one point identified as Black

Creative Bloq

How to create convincing environment art

Visual development artist and art director Juan Diego explains how to use perspective, colour, and detail for immersive scenes.

Radio France Internationale

Gaza’s ancient past revealed as artefacts survive destruction and exile

Ancient artefacts from Gaza – amphorae, statues, mosaics, funerary steles and more – tell the story of 5,000 years of a civilisation, in a Paris exhibition that seeks to preserve a heritage on the brink of erasure.

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on the Moomins at 80: in search of a home

Editorial: Tove Jansson’s magical stories provide a message of tolerance, inclusivity and hope for today’s refugee crisis

The Guardian - UK

Precious crafts of thatching and violin-making are under threat

Letters: Graham Cook points to shared styles of thatching across England and Wales, and John Dilworth highlights two recent setbacks for violin-making

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