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‘Party-goer’ Prince Harry and ‘outsider’ Meghan Markle depicted in new Royal portraits

New portraits of Harry and Meghan reimagines the couple as historical figures

The Independent UK

How the surrealists used randomness as a catalyst for creative expression

A century ago, French writer and poet André Breton penned his “Manifesto of Surrealism,” which launched an art movement known for creating bizarre hybrids of words and images.

The Conversation

The unexpected 'winter' shade that will be making its way onto our nails this summer

Offering a departure from the typical summer manicure trends, moody royal blue nails are tipped to be this season's most in-demand look...

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Melbourne’s airport rail link hits more turbulence after mediation falters

Airport operator says it will fight for more costly underground option despite expert report’s findings

The Guardian - AU

‘My sculptures are alive. They dance around the gallery at night’: the viscerally spiritual art of Bharti Kher

Invoking philosophy, womanhood and religion, the Delhi- and London-based artist turns material objects into something truly human

The Guardian - UK

What It Takes to Bootstrap Your Own Art Gallery in New York City

It took Lin Tyrpien more than a decade to find her calling. When she realized she wanted to run her own creative space, the real work began.

Marie Claire

American street artist says French far-right party 'hijacked' his art

American artist Shepard Fairey, better known by his tag Obey, was not pleased to discover his work being used by the far- right National Rally political party in France.

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‘Bewilderingly evanescent’: how a darkroom allergy made Barbara Kasten see the light

The 88-year-old Chicago artist takes photography to a whole new level – as her new East Sussex show, which uses fluorescent panels to sculpt with colour, proves

The Guardian - UK

Inside the Serpentine Summer Party 2024 with Maya Jama, Venus Williams and Benedict Cumberbatch

Stars brought the heat to the Serpentine, as society summer party seasons hits it peak

Evening Standard

Glaswegian artist unveils brilliant new painting in tribute to Tartan Army

A GLASGOW-based artist has unveiled a new painting dedicated to the Tartan Army after Scotland supporters were named the best at Euro 2024.

The National (Scotland)

‘I am almost an anti-sculptor’: Dominique White on her Whitechapel Max Mara Art Prize show

The artist mines the ocean to explore Afrofuturism in ‘Deadweight’, opening at London’s Whitechapel and detailed in a new film

Wallpaper

Everything you need to know about London Art Week, from the exhibitions to the events

This week-long fine arts event doubles up as a huge celebration of classic art, open to the public

Evening Standard

Masked intruder pleads guilty to 2007 attack on Connecticut arts patron and fake virus threat

The last of three masked men who claimed to have injected a wealthy Connecticut arts patron and her companion with a deadly virus has pleaded guilty in connection to the 2007 home invasion

The Independent UK

‘Infectious enthusiasm’: Jonathan Yeo’s green portrait of David Attenborough unveiled

Painting of 98-year-old broadcaster, commissioned by Royal Society, goes on public display 2 July

The Guardian - UK

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The luxe and infinitely creamy colour we'll be seeing on everyone's nails this summer

'Chantilly Cream' nails are the latest milky pastel entering the fray this season - and they're as chic as they are understated...

The Guardian - AU

Namedropping: is Mona’s latest exhibition its most annoying yet?

Framed as an exploration of why we prize fame, this sprawling, defensive exhibition is overshadowed by one man’s quest for status via his museum

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Motherhood exhibition opens with over 100 artworks created by artists who were told being a mother isn’t an ‘appropriate subject for art’

After being discouraged from expressing themselves as parents through their art, women open an exhibition showing how blending art and motherhood can be beautiful.

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Remembering Alexandros Tombazis (1939-2024), and the Metabolist architecture of this 1970s eco-pioneer

Back in September 2010 (W*138), we explored the legacy and history of Greek architect Alexandros Tombazis, who this month celebrates his 80th birthday.

The Independent UK

Australian museum hangs Picasso collection in women’s toilet after court ruling

Museum was sued for discrimination after a man was denied entry to a women-only exhibit

The Guardian - UK

Graciela Iturbide review – death-soaked genius from a Mexican master

Whether recording barren landscapes, foreboding clouds of birds or single-frame noir dramas, the 82-year-old artist’s work is bleak, haunted and utterly compelling

Wallpaper

Play on this silver ping pong in Paris' latest Olympics-inspired design pop-up

This silver ping pong room in the heart of Paris is the result of a new collaboration between India Mahdavi and Crosby Studios: come and play at Project Room gallery until 2 August 2024

Wallpaper

Nicole Eisenman explores the dimensions of sculpture and painting at Hauser & Wirth Paris

Nicole Eisenman presents ‘with, and, of, on Sculpture’, her first retrospective at Hauser & Wirth Paris drawing inspiration from political challengers to ABBA

The Guardian - AU

Mona hangs Picassos in women’s toilet in response to court ruling

Picassos were among artworks hanging in Ladies Lounge exhibition that closed after a court ruled it must admit men

The Guardian - UK

Art can change the world, but can it save us from climate extinction?

While the climate emergency endangers nature, Judy Chicago’s artworks give it a voice – she joins a great tradition of women using art to influence laws

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