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School of the Art Institute won’t change admissions policies despite Supreme Court’s rejection of affirmative action

School President Elissa Tenny touts programs that develop and recruit a diverse pool of applicants, “so we are not using race” to make admissions decisions.

Chicago Sun-Times

New York investigators seize $69m worth of artifacts from Met trustee and philanthropist

The artifacts were stolen from 10 countries, including Italy, Yemen, and Turkey

The Independent UK

Why 'the whole mood changed' for Princess Anne during moment captured for eternity

A painter who has interacted with many members of the Royal Family has opened up on her interesting session painting Princess Anne

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Photographer says street artist used daughter’s picture in pro-Russia mural

Australian Helen Whittle says it was painful to see her image of daughter used in Italian artist’s mural in Mariupol

The Guardian - UK

Ai Weiwei: Censorship is ‘suffocating’ Chinese creativity

The Chinese artist has welcomed the publication of author Wang Xiaobo’s work in English for the first time. By Prudence Wade.

The Independent UK

London artists’ house by Mitchell + Corti Architects pays homage to midcentury design

A London artists' house has been transformed with new additions, new materials and a fresh approach to light, space and plan

Wallpaper

‘It’s inherently political’: looking back upon a history of women at work

At a new exhibition, around 50 objects are pulled together to tell a story of women working from various backgrounds carrying out a spectrum of jobs

The Guardian - US

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Paula Rego: Crivelli’s Garden review – the scissors I get, but what’s with the frog?

Rego’s huge mural, painted 30 years ago for the Gallery’s restaurant, sits alongside the altarpiece that inspired it. Hers is less a feminist revolt than a celebration of perspective itself

The Guardian - UK

Black Venus review – female bodies reclaimed in spectacular style

Reflecting on the shocking representation of the ‘Hottentot Venus’ in the 19th century, 18 artists refocus the othering of Black women

The Guardian - UK

Nick Hornby: ‘Tearing down problematic sculptures is not the answer’

The British artist is in the midst of unveiling three public commissions in London this summer. He tells Joe Bromley why we need new sculptures in the streets, and his radical plan for dealing with the controversial pieces already in existence

Evening Standard

Pictures of the week: Djokovic, doctors and the Great Yorkshire Show

The Independent’s picture editors bring you the best photography from all corners of the planet

The Independent UK

5 best art hotels in the UK

Weekend breaks with an artistic flourish can be a delight for gallery-loving Londoners, says Rosalyn Wikeley

Evening Standard

‘The more you look, the odder it all gets’: Usos y Costumbres – review

Laura Ojeda Bär’s depictions of famous artworks jostle into position inside Gabriel Chaile’s unruly, adobe-plastered installation

The Guardian - UK

Hereford museum revamp given £5m National Lottery funding boost

Eight new galleries and display spaces will include one showcasing the Viking age Herefordshire Hoard.

The Independent UK

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Paula Rego: Crivelli’s Garden at the National Gallery review: a superb, irreverent show

The artist creates a world rooted in the here and now but propels viewers into the realms of the imagination

The Independent UK

German director of Florence's Accademia Gallery who fought for David's image worries for job

The German director of Florence’s Accademia Gallery has succeeded in drawing visitors’ attention to masterpieces beyond Michelangelo’s towering David, while winning landmark court cases to protect the marble masterpiece’s familiar image against misuse

The Independent UK

National Galleries of Scotland extension to open in September

The £38.6 million extension was part-funded by the Scottish Government and the National Lottery Heritage Fund.

The Guardian - US

Under cover: the artist adding queerness to early American advertising

In a New York exhibition, the striking work of commercial artist JC Leyendecker shows homoerotism in early 20th-century adverts

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Evening Standard

Meet the YLAs — the new young London artists

If there’s one thing that keeps the capital buzzing, it’s young artists — and the current crop of creatives, curators, photographers and gallerists are the most exciting in years. Joe Bromley meets them

Tom’s Hardware

How to Paint with a 3D Printer Using HueForge

Using the HueForge software, you can print multi-color works of 3D printed art.

Tribune News Service

Family travel 5: Hit the streets for street art

Street art has become an intrinsic part of the cultural fabric of our modern communities. Curious travelers and budding artists can be inspired by the secret stashes of murals and other art in cities around the world.

The Guardian - UK

After the floods, the future looks bright: truck art in Pakistan – a photo essay

Ali Salman Anchan and his team of artists travelled to meet some of the people affected by last year’s devastating monsoon rains in Sindh province. They set to work covering an aid truck with vibrant images to share people’s stories of resilience and recovery

The Guardian - UK

Jane Birkin, actor and singer, dies aged 76

Best known for the sexually explicit 1969 hit Je t’aime … moi non plus, her adopted France took her to its heart

The Guardian - UK

Benji Reid: Find Your Eyes review – powerful, wondrous ways of seeing

Three dancers are photographed by Reid in real time – and the beautiful still moments he extracts from their choreography form into a striking visual narrative before your eyes

The Guardian - UK

Herzog & de Meuron review – inscrutable show puts life before architecture

This fascinating if oblique showcase of the remarkable Swiss practice’s work explores the way buildings are made and inhabited, rather than the structures themselves

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