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‘LA Gun Club’: artist Jane Hilton on who’s shooting who

‘LA Gun Club’, an exhibition by Jane Hilton at New York’s Palo Gallery, explores American gun culture through a study of targets and shooters

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OPINION - This is why London's fourth plinth is the most successful artistic commission in the world

Today we announced the next two winners for the fourth plinth commission. Artist Tschabalala Self’s Lady in Blue is a confident young woman of colour, striding out with purpose, bringing a contemporary “everywoman” to the historical heart of London. In contrast, Andra Ursuţa’s sculpture is a translucent green shroud over…

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London 'Everywoman' Sculpture To Grace Trafalgar Square

A sculpture depicting modern women in the British capital will stand on the Fourth Plinth of London's Trafalgar Square from 2026, organisers said Friday.

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London has been named Best City in Europe, and it's top for culture. There was never any question

The cultural offering in this city is second to none, it’s no surprise it keeps coming out on top

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Prince William compliments Kate Middleton's 'arty' side amid photo editing controversy

Prince William joked about Kate Middleton's 'arty' side during a new engagement with a youth charity in West London

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Play-Doh photos, Emin’s studio show and Munch-drunk love – the week in art

Plus 500 years worth of children land in Derbyshire and a baroque zealot flatters his King in oil paint – all in your weekly dispatch

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New sculptures unveiled for Trafalgar Square's Fourth Plinth

This years marks the 25th anniversary of the groundbreaking art project

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‘Everywoman’ and horse sculptures chosen for display at London’s fourth plinth

London mayor’s office hopes works for Trafalgar Square will continue tradition of fostering debate over art

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‘Indian design is having a contemporary renaissance’: David Alhadeff

David Alhadeff on why modern design “can have as much soul as antiques”, and how he’s planning to team up with the country’s makers

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Taxi cabs and pizza boxes: New York icons are reimagined by Paa Joe at Superhouse Gallery

New York’s beloved tokens, from the Statue of Liberty to the classic yellow taxi cab, are reimagined by Paa Joe for Superhouse's inaugural show in New York, ‘Celestial City’

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Art for Baby | Indian baby book’s journey to Christie’s

15 renowned artists, backed by a 16-year-old curator, have created high-contrast artwork for infants that is now being auctioned

The Hindu

Best fruit bowls that will look great on your kitchen counter

A-peel-ing centrepieces for your home

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Best art history books for honing your cultural knowledge

Discover the vibrant tapestry of the art world and its pioneers

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Edward Colston statue placed in quiet corner of Bristol museum

As a result of consultation with local people, visitors must make deliberate choice to see toppled statue of slave trader

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Inside a historic Spitalfield's house hosting an exhibition designed to take on London art elitism

A free exhibition at 4 Princelet Street will present over 70 works by emerging artists

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When Does the New Frida Kahlo Documentary Premiere on Prime Video?

Directed by Peruvian filmmaker Carla Gutiérrez, the film is narrated through the words of the Mexican artist

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Everyone is starting to guess how wealthy my fiance is. How do I stop this affecting my friendships?

There are many options for handling personal questions, writes advice columnist Eleanor Gordon-Smith, but no matter what you say people will still be curious

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Jean-Michel Basquiat’s LA-made work goes on show at Gagosian

‘Made on Market Street’ at Gagosian in Beverly Hills is the first show to present works made by the young artist between 1982 and 1984

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Michèle Lamy explores light and darkness in Dubai

Michèle Lamy collaborates with Carpenters Workshop Gallery to present 'Chiaroscuro'. a new exhibition at ICD Brookfield Place (until 18 March 2024)

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Camden Workshop offers flexible family space in a transformed north London warehouse

Camden Workshop, a transformed industrial space in north London, was designed by architects McLaren Excell to combine residential space and a creative studio for its owners

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TEFAF opens its new edition with a trend-defying art and antique fair

TEFAF (The European Fine Art Fair) has returned to its original location in Maastricht with a welcoming display of ornate designs for collectors, dealers and art world regulars

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Royal portraitist's debut Aussie show fit for a king

Portrait painter Ralph Heimans, who has painted Queen Elizabeth II and Queen Mary of Denmark, is holding his first major exhibition in Australia.

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Mumbai-based artist Sarika Bajaj uses feathers to articulate ecological concerns

In Mumbai’s parks, abandoned buildings and intersections where birds are fed, a wayfaring multi-disciplinary artist from Bandra, Sarika Bajaj, hunts for discarded feathers. These are her tools of expressionism as well as a medium for articulating ecological concerns. “I have been working with feathers for nearly 12 years,” she says,…

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Matt Connors: Finding Aid review – fearless exhibition full of unexpected pleasures

The American painter makes a fascinating curator, bringing together 21 artists’ works – from cracked pots to sensual paintings – into a diverting display

The Guardian - UK

Hair-plaiting for the Iranian resistance: Hoda Afshar’s best photograph

‘This was inspired by a daily ritual in which female fighters in the mountains plait each other’s hair while chanting: “Woman, life, freedom.” It was a response to the death of Mahsa Jina Amini in Iran’

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