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Shiro Kuramata’s multilayered cosmos on view in Tokyo

‘The Work of Shiro Kuramata: A Microcosmos of Memory’ is on view at Setagaya Art Museum until 28 January 2024

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Seán Kissane on the modern art of statehood and self-determination

IT’S not often you think an art show should be mandatory viewing for Scotland’s creatives but the Irish Museum of Modern Art’s…

The National (Scotland)

NGV Triennial 2023 review: plenty of showstoppers – and cheek – in another blockbuster show

With more than 120 artists including Tracey Emin, Yoko Ono and David Shrigley, there’s something for everyone at Melbourne’s major art event. Just don’t try to see it all at once

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‘I fret about the years that lie ahead’: the unique caring burden of single childless daughters

A ‘highly naturalised’ assumption within many families about who will care for ageing parents can be a vexed issue for the daughters left carrying the load

The Guardian - AU

Thrissur village to host the 8th edition of Ni Fest

Ni Fest 8, a five-day camp and village art festival, will be held in Thrissur's sleepy village of Wadakkanchery. 20 artists from across India will join renowned artist Sujith S.N. to create artworks in and around the hamlet. Local artists will also join in, transforming the village into a huge…

The Hindu

Knoll classics become unique works of art in the hands of Noel Mercado

Chicago artist Noel Mercado transforms three Knoll classics into one-off works of art using discarded car parts

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David Hockney lights up London’s Battersea Power Station with colourful new Christmas tree installation

Renowned British artist wanted to decorate the iconic venue in a way that would ‘bring joy and hope to Londoners’

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What visitors to the British Museum think should happen to the Elgin marbles

A diplomatic row erupted after Rishi Sunak cancelled a meeting with the Greek prime minister who wanted to discuss the statues

The Independent UK

Pierre Yovanovitch opens a home in New York

The Pierre Yovanovitch New York gallery is a 10,000-square-foot space within a penthouse in Chelsea, bringing a taste of Paris to the city

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French First Lady Brigitte Macron and Queen Maxima of the Netherlands matched in dazzling white gowns at art exhibit

On 28 November, Brigitte Macron and Queen Maxima stood together, showing off their matching white gowns

Woman & Home

Kids dive into the underwater art of Jean Jullien

French artist Jean Jullien is holding his first exhibition in Australia - an underwater-themed experience for children as part of NGV Triennial.

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King Charles wears Greek flag tie days after Rishi Sunak rows with Greece over the Elgin Marbles

The blue and white tie was emblazoned with images of the Greek flag

Evening Standard

Ed Sheeran album artist shares ‘Good Cop, Bad Cop’ artwork highlighting climate emergency

EXCLUSIVE: Illustrator Scarlett Curtis, daughter of filmmaker Richard Curtis, shared her latest artwork aimed at global leaders attending Cop28

The Independent UK

David Hockney lights up London’s Battersea Power Station with colourful new Christmas tree installation

Renowned British artist wanted to decorate the iconic venue in a way that would ‘bring joy and hope to Londoners’

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Near West Side union hall’s sale could mean ‘heartbreaking’ destruction of historic union-themed mural

Completed in 1974 by Chicago artists John Pitman Weber and Jose Guerrero, the painting is inside the United Electrical Workers union hall, which soon could be sold and redeveloped.

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Questions for Scottish estate over Elgin Marbles kept in private collection

A SCOTTISH estate is facing questions over ancient marble artefacts taken from Greece for the Earl of Elgin which remain in its private collection…

The Conversation

Exhibition explores how the Victorians are being reimagined in contemporary art

As you enter Reimag(in)ing the Victorians, a quote from Oscar Wilde faces you from across the room: “The one duty we owe to history is to rewrite it.” Wilde’s statement draws the attention of visitors to two things. First, the fact that history is an ever-changing form of representation. And…

The Guardian - UK

Volcanic prints, Mapplethorpe’s mates and Puerto Rico’s Palestinians – the week in art

The history of 500 years of print from Picasso to Emin, Robert Mapplethorpe’s portraits of his famous friends, and the Palestinian diaspora in Puerto Rico

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King Charles in subtle dig at Rishi Sunak amid Greek marbles row

KING Charles has fired a subtle dig at Rishi Sunak during an international climate summit, following a diplomatic row about the Parthenon Marbles.

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Upset as John Byrne's iconic Billy Connolly mural to be covered

AN iconic mural of Sir Billy Connolly in Glasgow is set to be covered up after proposals to develop student accommodation were given the green…

The Guardian - UK

Renowned Scottish playwright and artist John Byrne dies aged 83

Byrne described as ‘one of the most inventive and versatile of all Scotland’s modern artists’

The National (Scotland)

Legendary Scottish writer and artist John Byrne dies aged 83

THE legendary Scottish writer and artist John Byrne has died aged 83.

Evening Standard

Memorial for victims of HIV and AIDs takes first step as Sadiq Khan commits funding

The memorial is expected to be in place by 2026, City Hall has confirmed

The Guardian - UK

Is Rishi Sunak using the Parthenon marbles as a distraction? Perhaps – but so are the Greeks

For both the UK prime minister and Kyriakos Mitostakis, this row is actually about nationalist politics, says Marina Prentoulis, an associate professor in politics and media

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‘Our tapestries open ears’: the South African women stitching monumental tales of love and loss

A collective based in Eastern Cape has tackled funerals, colonialism and HIV in massive fabric artworks. Their latest piece is a heartfelt cry against climate breakdown

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