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‘We put our heads above the parapet’: Lubaina Himid on winning her 40-year battle to storm the Venice Biennale

In the 1980s, she had to show her work in a corridor by the ICA’s toilet. Now she’s representing Britain at the ‘art Olympics’. So is the artist feeling a bit establishment? Quite the reverse

The Guardian - UK

Genuine Fake Premium Economy review – brilliantly obnoxious millennial rage at a rigged financial world

Jenna Bliss, Buck Ellison and Jasmine Gregory were born in the 80s and endured the financial crash as they set out as artists – their fury is intoxicating

The Guardian - UK

Turner prize 2026 shortlist points to sculpture as a way of thinking about power, ecology and belief

The shortlist for the Turner prize 2026 brings together four artists whose practices are firmly rooted in sculpture and installation. Their work, in diverse ways, tests how material form can carry political, ecological and symbolic meaning.

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Playing it too safe? This year’s Turner prize nominees lack the anger – and joy – of previous years

From over-serious spoken word to meaningless steel skeletons and bleak military aesthetics, the 2026 shortlist is more notable for what’s missing. It can’t help but feel insular and elitist

The Guardian - UK

‘It was a way of processing violences I’ve survived’: how iconoclastic musician Arca beat burnout with frenzied painting

After a meteoric decade in music, supporting the likes of Madonna and Beyoncé, the 36-year-old Venezuelan crashed out. Now the nightmarish paintings that got her back on track are on display

The Guardian - UK

Mass visa relief in the UAE: Overstay fines dropped for tourists affected by flight chaos amid Iran and US–Israel war

The UAE's Federal Authority for Identity and Citizenship has waived overstay fines for tourists and residents stranded by flight cancellations and airspace closures due to regional conflict. This humanitarian measure eases financial and bureaucratic burdens for thousands of travellers unable to depart the country, reflecting a flexible approach to travel…

The Times of India

Macdo review – Mexican camcorder drama sees bickering siblings throw insults, telenovela style

Fractured relationships lead to shocking revelations in a film bogged down with stylistic embellishments that detract from the on screen drama

The Guardian - UK

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‘A love letter to Beirut’: Lana Daher on sifting 20,000 sources and 70 years of film to make Do You Love Me

Remembering and documentation are radical acts in Lebanon, a country with a tumultuous history and no national archive. Daher’s effervescent cultural collage is a direct challenge to collective amnesia

The Guardian - UK

Gangsterism review – dense, high-minded cine-manifesto on the notion of auteurism

Canadian experimentalist Isiah Medina’s latest flits between radical and grandiloquent, but deserves close reading and exasperated sighs in equal measure

The Guardian - UK

Laura Lima: The Drawing Drawing review – if everything’s on wheels, why doesn’t this show go anywhere?

Lima made her name with surreal encounters meant to free you from mundane everyday thinking. It’s rather a lot to ask of a key-grabbing hand, a dancing parasol and some melting ice

The Guardian - UK

How climate-friendly is your local supermarket? New study ranks Europe’s biggest chains

Experts have urged European supermarkets to transition towards plant-rich foods to cut emissions and lower costs.

Euronews

Meet 96-year-old Frederick Wiseman, the best American filmmaker you’ve (probably) never heard of

INSIDE FILM: There are few filmmakers around as insightful, prolific, and profound as Wiseman, writes Louis Chilton. But his films have always been difficult to watch in the UK – until now

The Independent UK

My analogue month: would ditching my smartphone make me healthier, happier – or more stressed?

When I swapped my iPhone for a Nokia, Walkman, film camera and physical map, I wasn’t sure what to expect. But my life soon started to change

The Guardian - UK

Few claims coming for Qld floods, as Katter wants dams

Insurers are yet to see a deluge of claims from the northwest Queensland floods, reflecting the predicament of under-insured farmers and producers.

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The Independent UK

Risk-taking in a divided world: interview with Director of ICA

IN FOCUS: In a climate where censorship and self-censorship are increasingly shaping what can be said, the ICA’s role feels more vital than ever, Bengi Ünsal tells Bel Trew

The Independent UK

ICA to screen Independent documentary amid unprecedented cuts to global HIV/AIDs response

To mark World AIDS Day, the Institute for Contemporary Arts will screen our film tackling the collapse of USAID funding

The Independent UK

Surgical patients left in agony amid staffing crisis at one of the UK’s biggest NHS trusts

Exclusive: Surgical staff at a major hospital have reported feeling burnt out and overwhelmed, while others have claimed that staffing levels are unsafe

Axios

House GOP refers Obama's CIA chief Brennan to DOJ for allegedly lying to Congress

House Republicans are joining Trump's efforts to charge political rivals.

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Evening Standard

Frieze London 2025: Everything to see and do

All the parties, the shows, the clothes — oh, and the odd bit of art

Evening Standard

Everything we know about Nadia Yahlom, the woman named as cutting ribbons dedicated to Israeli hostages in London

Metropolitan Police is reviewing the footage to determine whether any offences were committed

The Guardian - AU

At $4.5bn each year, extreme weather is costing Australia three times as much compared with 1990s, insurers say

‘The trajectory is only up, in terms of insured costs,’ professor of climate risk warns

The Guardian - UK

Want to know the grotesque truth about the oil industry? Then look at their tacky paperweights

Tanoa Sasraku has been collecting – and creating her own – gaudy paperweights with a drop of crude oil encased within. All you need to know about global power games, the artist explains, is right there

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Retail Reversals: 5 Times Stores Were Caught Repackaging Expired Meat

You expect grocery stores to follow basic food safety rules—but the truth is, some have been caught cutting corners. When stores repackage expired meat, change labels, or mislead customers about freshness, it’s a serious health risk. Knowing when and how this has happened helps us stay alert, avoid potential sickness,…

The Guardian - UK

Measures for a Funeral review – virtuosic classical music drama is like a Tár companion piece

The latest collaboration between director Sofia Bohdanowicz and actor Deragh Campbell focusses on the power of art to sustain our emotional lives

The Guardian - UK

Thin Black Line legends return, William Kentridge dazzles and Van Gogh meets a modern – the week in art

Lubaina Himid reincarnates a pioneering show, the South African artist re-energises sculpture and Vincent goes head to head with Anselm Kiefer

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