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Ceramics, miniatures and mosaics: the London school reviving the world’s endangered sacred arts

From Pakistan to Iran, a new generation is learning traditional crafts and taking their knowledge back home

The Guardian - UK

'Embracing the ideals of the Olympics': LA artist's powerful sculpture takes centre stage at Paris 2024

We talk to Alison Saar about the creation of 'Salon'.

Creative Bloq

Olympic ‘Last Supper’ scene was in fact based on painting of Greek gods, say art experts

Dutch artist’s 17th-century work said to have inspired tableau that has offended Christian and conservative critics

The Guardian - UK

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Artists Philip and Charlotte Colbert: 'If you can reinvent a teapot you can reinvent a society'

With their partnership with The Conran Shop, the artists are hoping to bring living art to people’s homes

Evening Standard

Dada: how 1916 art movement reacting to world war is inspiring improvisation artists today

Artists, poets, musicians and physical performers all know the power of improvisation – spontaneous expression, responsive play with others, experimentation, vulnerability, even chaos. All this can generate potent new art forms and dramatically energise the creative process, as anyone who has enjoyed a good improv show at the Edinburgh Fringe…

The Conversation

Hello sailors: what these two kissing seamen can tell us about Kamala Harris’s White House bid

With this luminous painting, Amy Sherald sought to ‘uncensor’ a passionate act that should only ever have been regarded as normal. It came to mind as I watched Harris setting her sights on the presidency

The Guardian - UK

Ora ïto expresses his design language in an artistic alphabet he calls Grammatology

Abstraction and functionalism inform two exhibitions from the maverick multidisciplinary French designer Ora ïto at St-Paul de Vence and Marseille

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After Narrow Miss in Tokyo, Torri Huske’s Gold Medal Win in Paris Was an Olympic Masterpiece

The Stanford swimmer and part-time artist stormed back to upset her U.S. teammate and world record holder Gretchen Walsh by 0.04 seconds in the 100-meter butterfly on Sunday.

Sports Illustrated

Paris exhibition celebrates global spread of surrealism

Pompidou Centre show will move on to Madrid, Hamburg and Philadelphia, changing from city to city

The Guardian - UK

How to draw a scene in graphite

Drawing a whimsical aviation scene in graphite – from thumbnail to final.

Creative Bloq

Paris 2024 apologises over ‘Last Supper’ parody at Olympics opening ceremony

The controversial sketch angered the Catholic Church and many on social media, prompting the organisers to explain the logic behind the parody

The Independent UK

Who’s on the 2024 RA Dorfman prize shortlist? A lingerie factory turned weekend home, Ukrainian volunteer roofers – and more

The four disparate projects shortlisted for the annual prize add up to a heartening display of style, beauty, collaboration and force-for-good ambition

The Guardian - UK

I went on a matriarchy tour of Sicily and came back inspired

A new matriarchy experience at Rocco Forte’s luxury Sicilian properties aims to explore the forgotten history of women-led traditions on the island. Emma Loffhagen checks in

Evening Standard

Venice Dance Biennale: Alan Lucien Øyen: Still Life; Sankofa Danzafro: Behind the South: Dances for Manuel – review

Radical choreographers Alan Lucien Øyen and Rafael Palacios present two very different but beautifully poised explorations of what it is to be human

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The week in TV: Art Matters; Surviving the Post Office; The Decameron; Time Bandits – review

Melvyn Bragg makes an impassioned plea to save the arts in Britain; wronged subpostmasters tell their story; a medieval romp channels Covid and The White Lotus. Plus, a time-travelling Lisa Kudrow

The Guardian - US

‘The marginal artist par excellence’: the pain, politics and playfulness of David Medalla

LA’s Hammer Museum spotlights the Filipino artist and London art scene fixture whose recognition is overdue

The Guardian - UK

Peter Kennard: Archive of Dissent review – definitive protest images that go beyond words

Nailing the political status quo over five decades, from Vietnam to Gaza, with irreducible simplicity, the British artist’s retrospective is also a work in progress…

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Heath Ceramics’ first lighting is inspired by ‘catching fireflies and letting their light shine through your hands’

Heath Ceramics launches its first collection of ceramic lighting, designed by Tung Chiang, director of Heath Clay Studio

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Louise Bourgeois’ work is in conversation with ancient art in Rome

Galleria Borghese's 'Louise Bourgeois: Unconscious Memories' is its first exhibition dedicated to a contemporary female artist and the first devoted to Bourgeois in Rome

International Business Times

Defying Downturn, Auction Houses Bid High On Hong Kong

Three of the world's top auction houses are racing to expand in Hong Kong, eager to woo young Asian buyers even as the global art market retreats from pandemic-era highs.

AAP

Scuba artists take a deep dive to draw inspiration

A Queensland artist and dive enthusiast is hosting drawing sessions at the Museum of Underwater Art on the Great Barrier Reef - waterproof paper supplied.

Creative Bloq

Artist in Residence: inside the imagination dimension of comic illustrator Uko Smith

Here lie oneartist’s dreams – parental discretion may be advised.

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Larry Bell explores the ethereal nature of glass in Monaco

Larry Bell's retrospective at Hauser & Wirth, Monaco, unites old and new work

AAP

Art runs in the family at Young Archies portrait awards

A portrait of a best mate underwater in a Japanese anime helmet is among the winners at the 2024 Young Archies at the Art Gallery of NSW.

The Conversation

An artist has stolen a coin from the British Museum as part of a performance piece – but is the artwork ethical?

In June, the Brazilian artist Ilê Sartuzi removed a historical coin from its display case in the British Museum in London and deposited it in a donation box in the museum’s lobby. The footage of the performance piece, called Sleight of Hand, was shown as part of his graduate MFA…

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