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Edinburgh's King's Theatre gives 'first look' at swanky redevelopment with Succession star

The King's Theatre will be undergoing a huge revamp and is set to open in 2025 after a crisis campaign was launched to save the iconic venue from the brink.

Edinburgh Live

It’s 2023 – has it really taken until now for women artists to be given equal space?

From paintings stuck in cellars for centuries to acclaimed sculptures pointlessly destroyed, the art of women has been crowded out of galleries and public spaces. It’s time we stopped putting up with it

The Guardian - UK

Pencil ‘gifted’ to Hitler by Eva Braun to be auctioned in Belfast

It is inscribed with ‘Eva’ in German and the initials ‘AH’

The Independent UK

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Milton Moon: the Australian artist who brought a Zen Buddhist, modernist and painterly sensibility to pottery

Milton Moon (1926-2019) was not your regular potter. He was deeply imbued with Zen Buddhism and once said each vessel is a container for thoughts, “a fundamental expression of life’s forces”.

The Conversation

Pencil ‘given to Adolf Hitler by Eva Braun’ could fetch £80,000 at auction

Item inscribed with ‘Eva’ in German and the initials ‘AH’ to go under the hammer at Belfast auction in June

The Guardian - UK

Pencil purported to have belonged to Adolf Hitler to go under hammer in Belfast

The metal pencil is engraved as a gift from his partner Eva Braun.

The Independent UK

Atta Gallery focuses on the abstract

Atta Gallery is holding "Abstract: Expressions, Interpretations And Connections", a curated group exhibition by international artists from various disciplines, running from Thursday until July 16.

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Giving a face to the forgotten

Inside, everything seems to be in order. Time goes according to schedule. You eat, work, play and sleep. Nothing strays from the course. There is no disorder, or if there is, it is kept under control. Here, you go by the book, not at anybody's whim. But you are not…

Bangkok Post

Antiques Roadshow expert issues warning over diamond brooch's origin as huge value unveiled

Antiques Roadshow expert Geoffrey Munn issued a warning to the owner of a beautiful collection of 18th century jewels in Sunday's episode

Daily Mirror

Larry Achiampong: Wayfinder review – a big-hearted meander through the immigrant experience

Poignant and inclusive, the British-Ghanaian artist Larry Achiampong’s first major solo show roams through class, race and the English landscape, always circling back to his own family

The Guardian - UK

'There’s no point in having art where no one can see it'

Artist changing perceptions of Liverpool's 'Flower Streets'

Liverpool Echo

The challenge of rehangs: galleries wrestle with changing politics of art

A reshuffle of Tate Britain’s collections has led to it being accused of reducing art to social history

The Guardian - UK

Flaming June, once a student poster favourite, returns to London home

The only colour study by Frederic Leighton for his famous painting is set to go on show at restored museum

The Guardian - UK

Northern Ireland: Living With the Troubles review – an incomplete snapshot of the conflict

Imperial War Museum, LondonThe exhibition exploring 30 years of strife has plenty of atmosphere and features voices from all sides but lacks clarity of purpose

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The Independent UK

Artist who embroiders landscapes hopes to spark renewed care for environment

Taylor Brooker has embroidered landscapes for just under two years.

ABC News

Philippe Petit's Sydney Harbour Bridge highwire walk halted when police started 'cutting the ropes'

The French performer felt no fear as he balanced above the Sydney Harbour Bridge — until he spotted what the police were doing out of the corner of his eye.

Belfast Live

NI venue one of five in UK to be shortlisted for museum of the year award

"The arts have a transformative role in Belfast... where politics have failed, the arts have stepped in and provided people with a voice and a platform"

Woman & Home

How to do negative space nails: the most versatile mani trend of the summer

We asked the pros for a step-by-step guide to negative space nails - with plenty of design inspiration

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Iconic museum in Beirut reopens three years after damages from port blast

Lebanon’s Sursock Museum has reopened to the public, three years after a deadly explosion in Beirut's port - set off by tons of improperly stored chemicals - reduced many of its treasured paintings and collections to ashes.

The Independent UK

From ashes and debris, iconic Beirut museum reopens 3 years after massive damage from port blast

Lebanon’s Sursock Museum has reopened to the public, three years after a deadly explosion in the nearby Beirut port reduced many of its treasured paintings and collections to ashes

Reuters

Back in Mexico, 'Earth Monster' sculpture points to ancient beliefs

A massive stone sculpture carved by Olmec artists more than 2,000 years ago that evokes ancient religious beliefs has returned to Mexico after decades in the United States in a homecoming cheered by officials and scholars.

ABC News

Bendigo Art Gallery exhibition celebrates life through the lens of the Australian Women's Weekly

In its heyday, 1 in 4 Australians read the Women's Weekly, with the publication supporting women in journalism, including war correspondent Dorothy Drain.

Zenger

The Oldest And Most Expensive Hebrew Bible Returns To Israel After An Auction

The Codex Sassoon was purchased at a Sotheby's auction at $38.1 million, making it the most manuscript ever.

The Conversation

Peter Howson: new retrospective reveals how Scots painter found redemption after Bosnian war

Peter Howson’s story is one of seeking dignity in human suffering and violence, and finding redemption; it is also uniquely Scottish. When The Apple Ripens, Howson’s retrospective at Edinburgh City Arts Centre (27 May-1 October), is a timely showcase to celebrate his 65th year.

Chicago Sun-Times

Summit tattoo shop and school, a family operation, gives female artists a seat behind the needle

It started when Evelyn and Mike Lopez were laid off from their jobs. Now, she runs the business. He and their son create body art. And the school helps women “get their foot in the door” of a male-dominated industry.

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