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‘Time caught up with his visions’: Friedensreich Hundertwasser’s New Zealand legacy

A series of unfortunate events led to muted coverage of the architect’s eye-opening gallery in regional New Zealand. But 24 years after his death, Hundertwasser’s work is more prescient than ever

The Guardian - AU

Artist rewinds tape to 1990s with video store replica

Artist Callum Preston revels in the era of VHS tapes and laminated membership cards, with an upcoming installation at Melbourne's Immigration Museum.

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When the spouse is neither a louse nor a mouse

Perfection is not something most husbands suffer from, especially as it can lead to divorce, as a woman in Uttar Pradesh demonstrated recently.

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Gallery Fumi makes LA debut with works from Max Lamb, Jeremy Anderson and more

Fumi LA is the London design gallery’s takeover of Sized Studio, marking its first major US show (until 9 March 2024)

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Lizzo's harassment suit moves forward

Lizzo's team argued that the case should be dismissed, citing a free speech statute, but a trial seems likely

Salon

Italian minister investigated over alleged art theft quits

Vittorio Sgarbi, who denies allegations over painting, cites separate antitrust investigation in resignation

The Guardian - UK

An eyeful of Soho sinners: Douglas Gordon’s All I Need Is a Little Bit of Everything review

Four decades of video work ranging from Dr Jekyll to a red light odyssey showcase the Turner-winning artist’s obsession with good and evil

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‘The art world were, “Don’t show me that, I’ll vomit”’: Jacqueline Poncelet on her controversial carpets

As a major show of her work opens in Middlesbrough, the artist looks back on a career inspiring reactions ranging from from wistfulness to anger

The Guardian - UK

Anna Perach: Holes review – wild, liberating sculpture made of tufted wool

Axminster carpet is transformed into bulbous, beastly sculptures in the artist’s first solo show, full of portals, openings and views into our insides

The Guardian - UK

Abstracted women, a pop pioneer and a portal into hell – the week in art

A global survey of non-figurative female artists, a great Scottish innovator and an installation of angels and flies – all in your weekly dispatch

The Guardian - UK

The Clerk’s House is a new Shoreditch gallery space with a spooky past

The Clerk’s House in Shoreditch, London, becomes Emalin gallery’s ‘118½’ exhibition space, showcasing contemporary independent works in a historic setting

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Reconstructing Jeram Patel’s art through the prism of Indian modernism

Palette Art Gallery presents A Reconstruct, an exhibition showcasing the rare and seminal works of renowned artist Jeram Patel, offering a unique insight into his artistic journey.

The Hindu

Victoria Justice Embraces February with Style and Optimism

Join Victoria Justice on her stylish February journey as she shares diverse snapshots of fashion, outdoor adventures, artistic connections, and heartwarmin...

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‘I felt like an FBI agent’: the author who infiltrated the art world

Cork Dork author Bianca Bosker has turned her gaze toward art with her new book, trying to immerse herself in a world that wanted nothing to do with her

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‘A way to build on our ancestral legacy’: artists reclaim a major center of Black culture

Freedmen’s Town was once a destination for Black people after the civil war but after decades of decline and gentrification, a new exhibition aims to take it back

The Hindu

Sculpting perspectives by breaking the mould

Ceramics artist Efrat Eyal discusses her journey into art, her unique style, and her current projects.

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Maggie’s Royal Free by Studio Libeskind brings curves to an awkward London plot

Maggie’s Royal Free by Studio Libeskind opens in north London’s Hampstead, tackling a challenging site with a curvaceous new structure

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From ‘path-breaking’ demonetisation to Bal Narendra’s heroics: Hits and misses of Modi museum

A bigger than life-size digital board plastered with a beaming face of Prime Minister Narendra sets the stage for the newly-opened Narendra Modi gallery at its entrance at Prime Ministers’ Museum and Library Society in Lutyens’ Delhi.

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Artist's glass clouds bring dark truths into the light

Artist Yhonnie Scarce is staging her biggest survey show yet at the Art Gallery of Western Australia, using blown glass to shed light on some dark topics.

The Guardian - UK

‘A way to open up to the world’: gallery galvanises Madagascar’s art scene

On an island with no art school and beset by crises, Fondation H fills a creative void for Malagasy artists, with its first exhibition showcasing a fusion of ancient weaving and modernity

The Hindu

Skilling the only way to stay up-to-date with rapidly evolving jobs in the market: Priyank Kharge

Students from art centres across Karnataka attend AVGC-XR exposition, where the IT and BT Minister emphasises the importance of skilling and creating opportunities in the AVGC sector.

Evening Standard

Outernet London launches eye-boggling immersive "digital mega-performance" about the evolution of art

Korean design powerhouse D'strict's illuminating film will be projected for free across four-storey high, 16k definition screens

The Guardian - UK

‘As subtle as a brick in the face’: Barbara Kruger’s cacophonous Trumpspeak premonitions

The US artist’s work is a riot of words and images that now seem to have eerily foreshadowed Donald Trump – and a grinding, alarming soundtrack has been added for this astonishing, rattling exhibition

The Guardian - UK

‘Into the arms of strangers’: child refugees of Nazi Germany remember

At a Bundestag exhibition marking 85 years since the Kindertransport saved 10,000 children, most of them Jewish, Lord Dubs and Hella Pick recall humanity amid hatred

The Guardian - AU

Russian billionaire loses Sotheby’s fraud case over artworks including Salvator Mundi

Oligarch Dmitry Rybolovlev had accused Sotheby’s of conspiring with dealer over pieces including Salvator Mundi, which later became the most expensive art sold at auction

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