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Fondation Cartier pour l’art contemporain unveils plans for new Jean Nouvel building

Fondation Cartier pour l’art contemporain has plans for a new building in Paris, working with architect Jean Nouvel

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Why London’s new slavery memorial is so important: ‘The past that is not past reappears, always, to rupture the present’

In 2026, a new memorial to the 12.5 million enslaved people transported to the Americas and Europe – and their descendants – will be unveiled on West India Quay in London’s Docklands.

The Conversation

Michael Craig-Martin review – sorry, but these lamps and filing cabinets just aren’t that interesting

His early conceptual work inspired the likes of Damien Hirst, but the RA has inexplicably focused on his cool and clinical representations of the ordinary stuff of modern life

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Michael Craig-Martin at the Royal Academy review: inescapably joyful

This career-spanning retrospective of the much-loved tutor to the YBAs combines playfulness with serious conceptual ideas

Evening Standard

‘Flipped universe’ Ladies Lounge exhibit intended to expose gender inequality, Mona’s lawyer tells court

Lawyer says installation was ‘not about bringing another group down’ as gallery appeals decision ordering it to admit men

The Guardian - AU

'Flipped universe': legal fight for ladies' lounge

Tasmania's Museum of Old and New Art is appealing a tribunal decision which ruled their ladies-only lounge discriminated against men.

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Gary Hume on creating Burberry’s medical-green show set, which revisits the artist’s 1990 work ‘Bays’

Gary Hume opens up to Wallpaper* about collaborating with Daniel Lee on the show set for the designer’s S/S 2025 Burberry show, which took place this afternoon (16 September 2024) in the Brutalist lobby of London’s National Theatre

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Graham Boyd obituary

Other lives: Artist who explored colour and light in non-figurative paintings and sculpture

The Guardian - UK

‘Every face tells a story’: Teresa Margolles on putting 726 trans lives on the fourth plinth

The artist has a studio attached to a morgue in Mexico City and uses fluids from corpses to make art. She talks about her latest project – placing the face casts of trans people in a giant cube in Trafalgar Square

The Guardian - UK

Marine art deepens our understanding of the oceans – here’s how it has evolved through the centuries

From seascapes and ship portraits to underwater wildlife and coastal scenes, artworks on display this month at the Royal Society of Marine Artists Annual Exhibition 2024 illustrate the diversity of marine art.

The Conversation

'Rare' Robert Burns statue found in South Africa finds new home in Stirling

A RARE cast-iron statue of Robert Burns which was discovered in a compost heap in the 1950s in South Africa has returned to Scotland...

The National (Scotland)

Exclusive archive images spotlight Flos’ most iconic lamps and their creators

Flos presents ‘Icons’, a visual story featuring 12 key lamps designed by great masters of design for the Italian lighting specialist

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The Cumbrian barn-stormer: is Kurt Schwitters’ last masterpiece finally about to be restored?

The dada artist fled the Nazis and settled in a Lake District barn, which he turned into an astonishing work of art. We meet the replica-making craftsman hoping to make it whole again – and create a colony of artists in its luscious lakeland surroundings

The Guardian - UK

A new start after 60: it took 70 years to find my inner artist. At 82, I’m in my studio every day

Former nurse Norma Geddes took a 10-day stained-glass course on a whim and found her passion. Now she exhibits widely and her work sells out

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Craft exhibition explores politics of Scotland's housing crisis

A NEW exhibition in contemporary craft that responds to the politics of housing, property rights and access to space is to open in Glasgow.

The Guardian - UK

River Stour sculpture commemorates 16th century drowning that inspired Shakespeare

Figure of woman on her back underwater draws inspiration from Hamlet’s Ophelia and death of senior Tudor judge

The Guardian - UK

John Sell obituary

Other lives: Champion of historic buildings who served as chairman of SPAB

The Guardian - UK

Van Gogh: Poets and Lovers review – eye-aching, heartbreaking and unmissable

Gathering together 61 of Vincent van Gogh’s masterpieces from around the world, the National Gallery’s once-in-a-lifetime show lets the art speak for itself

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Radio France Internationale

'Voice' of Notre-Dame Cathedral ready to ring out again as bells return

Eight bells known as the "voice" of Notre-Dame Cathedral have returned to Paris, as the Gothic church prepares to reopen following a devastating fire in 2019.

The Guardian - UK

Beneath the surface: the stories in an artist’s Belgian home

Every object in this stunning art-filled townhouse in Antwerp has a meaning

The Guardian - UK

Icelandic fishing giant Samherji sues art student for spoofing corporate website

High court told ‘culture-jammed’ apology for high-profile corruption scandal ‘did not qualify as parody’

The Guardian - UK

From straw hats to milk bottles: why genius design doesn’t need to be expensive

Experts were invited to pick their hero products for London Design Festival show that redefines ‘well made’ for today

The Guardian - UK

Julian Opie: ‘I’ve got a detailed plan for my death’

The artist, 66, tells Michael Hogan about overhearing his critics in a gallery, the Blur album cover, winning an art prize with a bar of soap and designing his own tombstone

International Business Times

'Shame Must Change Sides': France's Mass Rape Plaintiff Becomes Feminist Icon

Walking into court each day with her head held high, the ex-wife of a Frenchman on trial for orchestrating her mass rape in her own bed for almost a decade has become a feminist icon.

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Postcard from Paris Design Week 2024

Surrealism, restraint and a beautiful show of Blunk marked the new season of design events in the French capital

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