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If Not Now, When? review – a timely tour through feminist sculpture

From flattened coffee pots to a steel wedding dress, embroidery to a rotting dessert trolley, a kaleidoscopic range of work by women sculptors is part of a vital generational study

The Guardian - UK

Paul O'Grady mural destroyed by yobs days after his death

The artist who created the mural said Paul was a 'well-grounded entertainment machine who spanned generations'

Liverpool Echo

Antiques Roadshow is coming to Cardiff this summer and you can have your family heirlooms valued

Fiona Bruce and her team of experts from BBC's Antiques Roadshow will be in Cardiff in July and you can apply to take part

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Aluminium is given a sculptural sensibility in Completedworks’ London showroom

Completedworks draws on aluminium and lime wash for the new jewellery workshop and showroom

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Paul O'Grady mural defaced just days after creation leaving artist 'disappointed'

A black-and-white mural of Paul O'Grady appeared in south Manchester last week following the TV icon's sad death, but was soon defaced with spray paint over the weekend

Daily Mirror

High-rise heaven: the women who painted New York – by looking out of their windows

I have relocated to the Big Apple and am loving its epic skyline and endless bustle. No wonder Lois Dodd, Jane Freilicher and Alice Neel enjoyed painting the thrilling views from their apartments

The Guardian - UK

Director Kelly Reichardt: ‘Keep in mind, I don’t have my finger on any pulse’

The film-maker behind First Cow discusses her new Michelle Williams-starring drama Showing Up and the difficulties of making art in this climate

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Trove: National Library of Australia’s digital archives thrown $33m lifeline by federal government

Announcement of funding for Australia’s public digital archives follows a groundswell of support for cultural institutions after decades of budget cuts

The Guardian - AU

Portrait artist in residence at cancer centre describes ‘unique, uplifting’ work

Simon Tolhurst has spent every Thursday since 2013 drawing patients at UCH’s Macmillan Cancer Centre, accruing over 380 portraits.

The Independent UK

Body of 'ray of sunshine' woman found after she went on 10-minute walk and never came back

Rachel Jackson, 38, went missing on Friday night and a major search was launched but on Saturday night police confirmed the body of a woman had been found in a park

Irish Mirror

George Beven obituary

Other lives: Sri Lankan artist who moved to London but whose subject remained his homeland

The Guardian - UK

Woman who died after vanishing while going for short walk dubbed 'ray of sunshine'

Rachel Jackson, 38, went missing on Friday night, with her sister later confirming the tragic news that she had been found dead.

Daily Record

Police find body in search for woman who vanished during 10-minute walk

Rachel Jackson, 38, was described as a ‘ray of sunshine’ by family

The Independent UK

Ryuichi Sakamoto: the avant gardist who became a groundbreaking pop star

With Yellow Magic Orchestra, he paved the way for electropop and hip-hop but was far happier as a backroom boffin than an electronic pinup

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Dame Judi Dench joins the King in moving tribute to the Queen to mark the end of a special project

The Queen’s Green Canopy project comes to an end with over three million trees planted in the late Queen’s honor

Daily Mirror

Gerard Pique furious at Shakira plans following phone call with ex-wife

Former Barcelona and Manchester United defender Gerard Pique went through an incredibly high profile divorce with pop star Shakira last year with the pair finally moving on

The Guardian - UK

Nakhane: ‘I was exhausted from singing sad songs’

Nakhane’s mix of hedonistic beats and operatic vocals have made them one of South Africa’s biggest artists. They talk about their fractured childhood, conversion therapy, death threats – and making their queerest album yet

The Guardian - UK

Berthe Morisot: Shaping Impressionism review – a woman’s world

Brushstrokes shiver, tremble and fly in this rare UK show of the French artist’s elusive, intimate work – albeit one shared with numerous men

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Liverpool Echo

The striking artworks you walk past every day and may remember

A number of public displays have appeared across the city during the Liverpool Biennial, with some becoming permanent fixtures of the landscape

The Guardian - UK

The Gilbert & George Centre review – Ripper world meets the white cube

Converted from an old Spitalfields brewery, a new gallery to store and show the artists’ work marries polite modernism with their trademark trad-guignol – along with ghosts of the East End past

Manchester Evening News

"Our lives will never be the same": Heartbreaking tributes paid to Didsbury woman, 38, found dead after going for a walk

Rachel Jackson, 38, from Didsbury, vanished while visiting friends on Friday night

The Guardian - UK

Ophelia resurfaces: pre-Raphaelite muse is recognised as a skilled artist

Elizabeth Siddal, immortalised in the painting by John Everett Millais, is finally being judged for her art at a new Tate exhibition

ABC News

Wollongong Gallery yet to decide fate of artworks donated by suspected Nazi collaborator Bob Sredersas

The problem of what to do with 141 valuable artworks bestowed on Wollongong Art Gallery by Bronius "Bob" Sredersas is weighing on the minds of historians, art lovers and members of the Jewish community.

Belfast Live

Co Derry artist excited to put latest work on display in spring exhibition

Studies of the North Coast, Donegal and the Mournes feature in his new collection

The Guardian - UK

‘Most amusing’: Gilbert and George welcome the public to their own gallery

Artists open centre in area of east London where they have lived and worked for decades

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