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Veterans emotional as Falklands art installation unveiled

Standing With Giants comprises 258 silhouetted figures.

The Independent UK

Talented Co Tyrone teen artist on how bullying led to her picking up a paint brush

Cabra teen Hannah Gormley recently received a Special Merit award at the Texaco Children's Art competition

Belfast Live

Woman buys grubby sculpture for £28 only to discover it's priceless artwork

Art collector Laura Young bought the sculpture from a Goodwill store in Texas, America, for £28 but later discovered it's actually a 2,000-year-old ancient Roman work of art

Daily Mirror

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Artist stages stunt at Manchester Art Gallery in face of venue shutdowns and 'civilisation falling apart'

Belshah insists the stunt wasn't targeting the Art Gallery directly, but highlights that ‘these spaces shouldn’t be gatekept’

Manchester Evening News

In 1913, a culture war erupted over an exhibition of modern works at the Art Institute of Chicago

CHICAGO — In 1913, the Art Institute of Chicago was the scene of what is now known as a culture war, a spitting match between defenders of tradition and partisans of innovation. Each side was convinced that civilization’s fate had been sealed, for better or worse, when the museum hosted…

Chicago Tribune

New fundraising exhibition featuring local artists launches at the Maid of the Loch

The Life Aquatic was curated by Charli Summers, programme manager of the Loch Lomond Steamship Company, and opened last weekend.

Daily Record

New US Sanctions on Hezbollah-Linked Network

The United States imposed on Wednesday new sanctions on 52 people and companies based in nine countries for assisting Lebanese businessman and art collector Nazem Said Ahmad, accused by Washington of financing Hezbollah. In a press statement, the US Department of State said that in coordination with the Department of…

Asharq Al-Awsat

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Female prisoners' relationship with food

For incarcerated women, art themed workshops show how food can act as both panacea and hindrance

Salon

'Burglary mask' statues plan for St John's Gardens for culture festival

The American-designed pieces make reference to the city's role in the slave trade

Liverpool Echo

Antiquities, plucked from storeroom, on Roman Forum display

Hundreds of remnants of ancient Roman life — from dice to rain gutter decorations to burial offerings 3,000 years old — have long been hidden from public view

The Independent UK

This Procreate tool is winning over artists' hearts

And ears.

Creative Bloq

CCTV of Queen's mural vandal throwing paint filled water balloons

Some people expressed anger at the vandalism, while others said it was an act of protest

Liverpool Echo

Council spends £6,000 on commemorative structure but people think it looks like a baked potato

'I’m beans and cheese but the husband would prefer tuna mayo,' one visitor joked

Wales Online

Vandals spark anger after targeting mural of late Queen

Brown paint has been splattered across the colourful artwork

Liverpool Echo

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The Conversation

Prison food: what we learned from organising food-themed art workshops for women prisoners

There are two common misconceptions about food in British prisons: that it is either not fit for human consumption, or too luxurious to be enjoyed by those in prison. The artworks produced by the women prisoners in our project broke down both these myths.

The Guardian - UK

Cambridgeshire museum to charge entry fee for first time in 100 years

Wisbech and Fenland museum to bring in £5 admission as it struggles to pay energy bills and staff wages

The Conversation

Live art exists only while it is being performed, and then it disappears. How do we create an archive of the ephemeral?

Live performance exists only in the moment it is being performed. Its ephemeral nature means it is transient and impermanent, and cannot be experienced again in precisely the same way.

The Guardian - US

From Ellsberg to Assange: Jack Teixeira joins list of alleged leakers

The subject matter may differ but the US government has been relentless in pursuing those accused of national security leaks

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How can art respond to stories on institutional child sexual abuse?

On entry to Newcastle’s The Lock-Up contemporary art space is a textile artwork by institutional child sexual abuse survivor and artist Elizabeth Seysener.

AAP

Gloomy depiction of veteran trauma earns art honour

Sydney artist Andrew Tomkins has won the 2023 Gallipoli Art Prize for his work Ray's Room, a depiction of his veteran uncle's refuge from the trauma of war.

Chicago Sun-Times

Chicago Architecture Biennial’s return will be a chance to show the world our city’s better side

The state is providing a $500,000 financial boost, and the event this fall couldn’t come at a better time to showcase our city’s world-class architecture and design — not just our problems with crime and violence.

Bangkok Post

Forensic detail

A law enforcement agency may not be a very friendly workplace for LGBTI people. Indeed as an LGBTI person himself, Pol Lt Col Mongolrak Jutanont feels that he is an outcast within the force, despite being treated normally, although perhaps that’s because his father also works there.

The Independent UK

Children will have ‘coronation moment’ by adding artwork to giant King portrait

BBC Children In Need is looking for more than 5,000 contributions to set a world record for the most online contributions to a digital artwork.

The Guardian - UK

Florence Peake review – riffing and writhing topless on the canvas

Factual Actual: Ensemble is a performance about painting, and painting as performance, that feels like an open-ended ritual

Radio France Internationale

French culture minister returns 15th century art stolen by Nazis during WWII to rightful owners

Two paintings and a sculpture from the 15th century, looted by the Nazis between 1933 and 1945 from German Jews, were returned to the heirs of the original owners on Tuesday.

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