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Patricia Kopatchinskaja/Aurora Orchestra review – ferocious evocation of humanity’s reckoning

The violinist leads an unsparing assault of pieces from Biber’s dissonant Battalia à 10 to Ustvolskaya’s Composition No 2 as sirens bellow and metronomes tick down our existence

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Throw off the cloak of snobbery and treat fashion as a serious art form

Letter: Cally Blackman takes issue with a ‘dismissive’ review of the John Singer Sargent exhibition at Tate Britain

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Brian Elliott obituary

Other lives: Artist who set up a screenprinting department at the Slade School of Fine Art and exhibited his paintings widely

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Charlotte Benton obituary

Co-creator of an Open University course that had a profound effect on the study of design history in Britain

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Design Miami Los Angeles edition announced

Design Miami Los Angeles will be the fair’s West Coast debut, taking place 16 – 20 May 2024 at the Holmby Hills Estate

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Ukrainian Sculptor Transforms War Debris Into Powerful Art

Renowned sculptor Mikhail Reva's powerful artworks from war debris convey the impact of conflict in Ukraine.

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Black identity, Blake’s intensity and how to dust David – the week in art

Plus splashy colourful paintings, Korean colour pencil drawings and Yoko Ono’s huge retrospective – all in your weekly dispatch

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Aryan homoeroticism and Lenin’s head: the museum showcasing Berlin’s unwanted statues

At the ancient citadel of Spandau, German history is redefined with rejected sculptures of figures ranging from Kant to Hitler

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Deutsche Börse prize review – from crotchless knickers to the sound of a grave

The photographic equivalent of the Turner prize delves into our current state of loss and absence to such a degree that one installation doesn’t feature images at all

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Sakti Burman and Maite Delteil, and their special ‘Journey of Love, Faith and Inspiration’ exhibition

Artists Sakti Burman and Maite Delteil’s latest exhibition, Journey of Love, Faith and Inspiration, not only showcases almost 70 years of their art, but also focuses on creations by family and friends

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India Design ID’s India Modern moment

Marble fireplaces carved with Rudyard Kipling’s stories to carpets with line drawings of Mahabalipuram’s shore temple — India Design ID 2024 was all about a new craft idiom

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I had only middle-aged lesbian passing interest in ceramics – then I discovered The Great Pottery Throw Down

This show of sweet vibes and soothing spinning clay, where people are kind to each other, makes me cry. I’m not the only one

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Perth festival 2024: a voyeuristic work where the public becomes the show – but not all are in on the joke

For her site-specific Invisible Opera, Sophia Brous has set up a grandstand to narrate those passing by. The delicious voyeurism soon becomes stressful – and then sinister

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Constance Marten given nearly £50k before going on the run with baby

Aristocrat still had nearly £19k in bank just before search launched for fugitive couple and baby Victoria

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Tate Modern director Karin Hindsbo: 'Yes we should be 100 per cent funded, but that's not how the world works'

The institution’s new director was all set to leave the museum world for good - until Tate came calling

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I love my partner but our relationship started in an awful way. What should I do if I can’t trust him?

Facts and evidence might not solve this, writes advice columnist Eleanor Gordon-Smith. If you want this doubt to go away, you have to banish it

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Herd of puppets to trek 20,000km to highlight urgency of climate crisis

Team behind Little Amal puppet hope to create ‘visceral engagement’ with issues caused by climate emergency

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Francis Bacon portrait of lover George Dyer to go on sale

Artist chose study to appear in first big retrospective in 1971. Dyer was found dead in couple’s hotel room 36 hours before show’s opening

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Andrea Bowers’ sculptural chandelier for Ruinart reflects a shared commitment to environmental conservation

Andrea Bowers has partnered with Ruinart to create a work to be unveiled at Frieze LA, before it finds a permanent home at Maison Ruinart’s HQ in Reims

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Balancing bronze unveiled at contemporary art showcase

A life size bronze sculpture by artist Julie Rrap has been unveiled at the Melbourne Art Fair, which features more than 60 galleries and Aboriginal art centres.

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Porn For 'Spiritual Growth': Nuns Detail Abuse By Renowned Priest

Two former nuns said Wednesday that a world-renowned artist priest made them take part in threesomes and watch porn so they would "grow spiritually".

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Jeff Koons’ art is about to land on the moon with Odysseus

‘Jeff Koons: Moon Phases’ is on the Odysseus lunar lander and due to make a giant, NFT leap for the artist when it lands on Thursday 22 February 2024

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The Time Is Always Now at National Portrait Gallery review: a stellar, stirring achievement

This show featuring 22 artists explores the complexity and precarity of Black lives as well as their richness and wonder

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The Time is Always Now review – striking shades of brilliant black figurative art

From an escaped slave pointing a gun to a kid in a Birmingham barber shop, this terrific show shuttles back and forth between times, places, sculpture and painting

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Treasure of the Faroes: my amazing underwater drive through a Viking-tinged artwork

A tunnel has opened up more than 150m below the Atlantic, boasting a six-mile-long art installation complete with its own spectral soundtrack picked up by car radio. Our writer has the ride of his life

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