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Resolution revolution: how to make new year promises you’ll stick to

It’s self-improvement season and the air is thick with vows to do better next year. Most will be abandoned before January’s over. But is there a way to make better, stronger intentions that might actually stick?

The Guardian - UK

‘He had a sensitive soul’: inside Silvio Berlusconi’s bizarre art collection

During the final years of his life, the former Italian premier amassed thousands of ‘mostly worthless’ works from late-night shopping channels. Lucas Vianini became their curator

The Guardian - UK

Warhol After Warhol by Richard Dorment review – after Andy: the art of the deal

Art critic Richard Dorment brings to vivid and fearsome life the characters in a protracted and hugely expensive legal battle over the authenticity of a Warhol print

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We’re all faking it in one way or another…

It’s just another kind of truth, writes Eva Wiseman

The Guardian - UK

From David Hockney to modern horror: the enduring symbolism of the swimming pool

On the sixtieth anniversary of David Hockney introducing the swimming pool into his painting California Art Collector (1964), we look at the enduring role of the swimming pool in art and culture

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‘It’s time to re-examine its radical nature’: Paris to celebrate 150 years of impressionism

Musée d’Orsay to open a major show to throw new light on the 1874 exhibition that marked the advent of avant-garde art

The Guardian - UK

Figure takes a humble and collaborative stance in the global architecture scene

San Francisco studio Figure champions the concept of collaboration and humbleness in the architecture world through quiet observation, listening and debate

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Talkshow host Jesse Kelly turns taking liberties with the facts into an art form

Rightwing culture warriors can’t help torching the truth with observations on New York’s landmark and London’s Ulez

The Guardian - UK

Artists consider social realities for the Artes Mundi prize in Wales

The Artes Mundi, in its tenth edition, is based and exhibited around Wales and is headed up by Nigel Prince

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How one Palestinian-Scot's vision of a positive future went viral

IT was never Farah Saleh’s intent to spread misinformation.

The National (Scotland)

How do we find the great murals we feature? Often, just by driving around

We get ideas for our weekly “Murals and Mosaics” series from readers sending in tips, by searching social media and by roaming the city and suburbs on the lookout.

Chicago Sun-Times

Artist Edward Hopper’s life gets the PBS documentary treatment

Engaging ‘American Masters’ profile focuses on the ‘Nighthawks’ painter’s two great loves: American imagery, and his talented wife

Chicago Sun-Times

Berlin’s plan for driverless magnetic trains derided by climate groups

Local government proposal to revive 1980s M-Bahn described as energy-hogging and vain fantasy project

The Guardian - UK

Artist insight: pro advice from The Gnomon Workshop's best instructors

Art advice from four digital art masters - Pascal Blanch, Andy Park, Hamish Frater and Rembert Montald.

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Tony Blair backed return of Elgin Marbles to boost London’s Olympics bid, released papers reveal

No 10 believed the Parthenon Sculptures could be a ‘powerful bargaining chip’ in the race to host 2012 games

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Discover Liorah Tchiprout’s richly drawn depictions of an inner life

Liorah Tchiprout’s debut solo exhibition at the Marlborough Gallery, 'Two Eyes Wide Open at the Edge of Dawn', considers women’s interior lives

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Rino Claessens’ modular furniture experiments with ceramic design

Wallpaper* Future Icons: Rino Claessens turns his love for ceramics into experimental large-scale modules and compositions

International Business Times

UK Archives Show Parthenon Marbles Role In 2012 Olympics Lobbying

The UK government tried to help Greece secure the Parthenon Marbles on loan two decades ago in a bid to drum up support for London's 2012 Olympics' bid, according to files released Friday.

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The Guardian - UK

Blair considered loan of Parthenon marbles to help London Olympics bid

Then PM was advised to ‘encourage’ British Museum to agree long-term loan in return for Greek support

Chicago Sun-Times

This Near West Side mural — about ‘transformation’ — was a spiritual exercise for the artist

Featuring a hand unleashing a butterfly and several faces from “another realm,” the piece was created by the Los Angeles artist Ladie One over the summer for a murals fest.

The Guardian - UK

‘It’s very Instagrammable, for sure’: Balloon Museum opens in London

Interactive art exhibit features an enormous ball pit, giant inflatable rabbits – and booths to pose in for photos

The Guardian - UK

‘Once I began, I couldn’t stop’: what’s it like to become an artist later in life?

Blazing a trail as a hot young thing is not for everyone – sometimes life gets in the way. We meet three artists who have taken a more roundabout route

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Inside Seongil Choi's experiments with materials and form

Wallpaper* Future Icons: Seoul-based Seongil Choi works across a variety of materials, with experimental approaches at the heart of his work

The Guardian - UK

Artist Pope.L, famous for his crawling performances, dies aged 68

US artist became known for crawling along 42nd Street in New York in 1978 and recently exhibited at the South London Gallery

The Conversation

How to get the most out of a visit to an art gallery with kids

In our house we have a favourite story about the time our toddler was dragged from the National Portrait Gallery kicking and screaming “I want to see more paintings!!!”

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