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Brian Eno extends his ambient realms with these environment-altering sculptures

Brian Eno exhibits his new light box sculptures in London, alongside a unique speaker and iconic works by the late American light artist Dan Flavin

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The best of Grayson Perry, a chicken and egg situation and Black erasure – the week in art

The artist takes his smash hits to Edinburgh, a tiny sculpture garden opens and Gary Simmons traces racial history

The Guardian - UK

Stolen Christopher Columbus letter found in Delaware returned to Italy

Columbus wrote the letter to King Ferdinand of Spain in 1493 about his findings after the ‘discovery’ of the Americas

The Guardian - US

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Tate Modern: A World in Common

During the colonial period, when Africa was almost entirely divided up by European powers, “the camera became something of an imperial device”, said Sarah Cascone on Artnet.

The Week

Where Shanti Dave belongs: India’s first calligraphic abstractionist is at DAG

India’s original calligraphic abstractionist, Shanti Dave, gets his first-ever retrospective, with DAG showcasing his work from 1950 to 2014

The Hindu

How artist Tridib Bera gives form to his fascination with the animal kingdom

Tridib Bera's Body Language exhibition features animal shapes and forms, with no titles, that are as simple as a schoolyard rhyme. Growing up in West Bengal, Tridib was surrounded by animals and uses mixed media to create his art. His works are see-through and 3D, with missing features adding to…

The Hindu

Banksy, Hirst and Emin come to town: an arty weekend in Newmarket, Suffolk

The three big names and dozens more artists will be taking the reins in the home of horse racing for the largest contemporary art exhibition in the UK this year

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Urban Sketchers Kochi to hold a sketching expedition on August 15

USk Kochi celebrates city through art; 250 plein air artists sketch, paint different locations; launch coffee table book, plan Sketchopedition. Artists sketch in situ for 90 mins-2.5 hrs, come together for peer review, share work on social media. No rules, no fee, no hierarchy; open to all ages.USk Kochi celebrates…

The Hindu

Australian art dealer Tim Klingender found dead in Sydney Harbour following boating incident

Police recovered the body of Klingender, employed by Sotheby’s for two decades, off Watson’s Bay in Sydney on Thursday

The Guardian - AU

Vicki Yatjiki Cullinan wins $100k landscape art prize

The impact of humans on the environment was a strong theme among the finalists of the Hadley's prize for Australian landscape art.

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How the late Queen Elizabeth II insisted on her four dogs being 'piled' into her portrait

The late Queen Elizabeth II insisted on including all four of her dogs in a royal portrait reveals the artist

Woman & Home

I can't believe this Horizon Forbidden West recreation was made in Dreams

Someone get this artist a job at Guerrilla

GamesRadar

Michael Rakowitz review – a new hanging garden of hope and yearning

The Iraqi-American’s intricately-labelled planters and models form a repository for stories on everything from the destruction of Palestinian olives to homesick migrants

The Guardian - UK

Forrest Myers is off the wall at Catskill Art Space this summer

Forrest ‘Frosty’ Myers makes his mark at Catskill Art Space, NY, celebrating 50 years of his monumental Manhattan installation, The Wall

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The Guardian - UK

Restoration of 16th-century Derbyshire tapestries ends after 24 years

Set of 13 Gideon tapestries in Hardwick Hall unveiled after painstaking work cleaning and stitching huge pieces

The Conversation

A sculptor of wind explains how to make fiber dance far above city streets

Janet Echelman says she never set out to be a sculptor of wind. But if you have ever explored Porto, Portugal, walked the streets of Gwanggyo, South Korea, or passed through West Hollywood, you might have seen her massive iridescent sculptures of fiber floating above cities and the millions of…

The Guardian - UK

12,795 possessions! Meet the woman who photographed every single thing she owns

Barbara Iweins spent four years taking pictures of every object in her home, from her own clothes to her kids’ toys. She realised she could live without 99% of them

Chicago Sun-Times

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.

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The Independent UK

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

Woman & Home

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

The Guardian - UK

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 Independent 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.

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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

The Guardian - US

‘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 - UK

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

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