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Tracey Emin shares the painful reality - and an extraordinary selfie - of life without a bladder

Writing with painful honesty in The Independent on International Women’s Day, the artist describes how life has changed since having bladder cancer in 2020

The Independent UK

Come see the brilliance of Italian design

"Light On Made In Italy" is the theme of the 7th edition of the Italian Design Day which brings the beauty, originality and creativity of the universally appreciated industrial design of Italy to three major venues in Bangkok.

Bangkok Post

Nothing like a dame. Or two. Statues of trailblazers unveiled in Canberra

The sculpture of the first women elected to federal parliament has been unveiled in Canberra, on International Women's Day.

The Canberra Times

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All the Beauty and the Bloodshed shows Nan Goldin's fight to hold the Sacklers accountable for role in opioid crisis

Photographer Nan Goldin became addicted to OxyContin after it was prescribed for an injury; a new movie shows her quest to hold the corporation behind the US opioid crisis accountable.

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Russian gallery shows art by 'Merchant of Death' freed by US

Viktor Bout, a former Russian arms dealer who was released from U.S. prison in a swap for WNBA star Brittney Griner in December, has unveiled an exhibition of his artworks in Moscow

The Independent UK

Do you know these women? Because one artist thinks you should

Since Wednesday is International Women's Day, it seems appropriate that Alison Adler's work is the preview piece for Portrait23: Identity.

The Canberra Times

Lady Rhondda: the little-known suffragette whose efforts led to greater equality for women

The design for a statue of a leading suffragette has been unveiled in Newport, south Wales. Margaret Haig Thomas or Lady Rhondda was a lifelong campaigner for women’s rights and was the first woman to hold a hereditary peerage, though she was barred from taking up her seat in the…

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Sphinx statue 2,000-years-old with smiley face and dimples unearthed in Egypt

The Sphinx-like statue, which is said to be in the likeness of Roman Emperor Claudius, was made near the Dendera Temple complex in Qena, Egypt, an area conquered by the empire after the taking of Carthage in 146BC

Daily Mirror

Vatican returns Parthenon sculpture fragments to Greece, amid calls for UK to follow

A representative of the Greek Orthodox Church urged other countries to ‘imitate’ the ‘historic’ gesture

Evening Standard

Family fears for missing Airdrie grandad with heart condition who left vital medicine at home

Martin Simpson's devastated daughter, Donna Cole, has issued a heartfelt appeal after the Airdrie grandad failed to turn up to work yesterday morning.

Glasgow Live

We can’t let Joshua Reynolds’ magnificent Portrait of Omai leave the UK

This breathtaking 7ft-high portrait of a Polynesian visitor to London in the 18th century captures a complex cultural encounter and showcases the genius of Reynolds

The Guardian - UK

Vatican, Greece ink deal for 'donation' of Parthenon Marbles

The Vatican and Greece are finalizing a deal for the return of three sculpture fragments from the Parthenon that have been in the collection of the Vatican Museums for two centuries

The Independent UK

Friends on Antiques Roadshow discover Buddha statue worth £60,000 with metal detector

The pair were searching at Shark Bay, on the Indian Ocean coast at the most westerly point of Australia, when they came across the "world treasure" that may be the oldest Chinese artefact in Australian history

Daily Mirror

Mary Cassatt: Painting the Modern Woman review – fine portrait of a neglected artist

A study of a female painter who exhibited with the first impressionists in 19th-century Paris but saw little of their renown is fascinating and moving

The Guardian - UK

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Irish Mirror

Nude painting of Sinead O'Connor sells for €11,000 less than guide price at auction

The painting was originally commissioned for the former Dublin nightclub Lillie’s Bordello

The Guardian - UK

‘If only my tastebuds could paint’: how prison food art reveals life inside

An art group at Pentonville prison has produced a booklet that shows how inmates get by deprived of the basic but profound freedom to eat as they like

The Guardian - US

Artwork referring to abortion removed from Idaho public college exhibition

Six pieces removed from show about health issues after school officials were given legal counsel about state’s abortion ‘gag rule’

Edinburgh Live

Scottish £100million Picasso faker accused of trying to sell more dodgy artwork

Dominic Currie hit the headlines eight years ago when he claimed to have stumbled across the £100million masterpiece in his very own home in a suitcase with other valuables

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Two Vic Festivals Are Easing Strobe Lights Changing Stage Techniques To Be More Inclusive

Strobe lights will be removed from two Victorian festivals and stage lighting techniques updated to be more inclusive after punter feedback.

Daily Record

Scots Picasso faker accused of trying to sell dodgy Vettriano and Sargent artwork

Dominic Currie hit the headlines in 2015 when he claimed to have found the masterpiece in a suitcase with other valuables.

Tribune News Service

Sotheby’s beats most of Russian tycoon’s fraud suit

NEW YORK — Sotheby’s won dismissal of most claims by a Russian billionaire who accused the auction house of helping to defraud him in the purchase of a world-class art collection featuring works by Pablo Picasso, Auguste Rodin and Henri Matisse.

The Conversation

Polaroids of the everyday and portraits of the rich and famous: you should know the compulsive photography of Andy Warhol

Review: Andy Warhol and Photography: A Social Media, Art Gallery of South Australia.

Chicago Sun-Times

The quest to authenticate a masterpiece, Ald. Austin’s quiet quitting and more in your Chicago news roundup

Today’s update is a five-minute read that will brief you on the day’s biggest stories.

Manchester Evening News

Plans for the second phase of Oldham's Old Library restoration revealed

Proposals for the iconic building, which was built in 1883, are part of the ambition to create a 'cultural quarter' in Oldham

Daily Mirror

Charles Bronson: 8 bizarre remarks notorious prisoner made during public parole hearing

Dubbed one of Britain's most violent offenders, Charles Bronson - who changed his surname to Salvador in 2014 after the artist Salvador Dali - has been in prison for much of the last 50 years

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