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Famed painting "The Scream" targeted by climate activists

Two people have tried in vain to glue themselves to Edvard Munch’s 1893 masterpiece “The Scream” at a museum in Norway's capital

The Independent UK

'Beyond repair': Vandals target historic statue in Dunfermline's city centre

THE unicorn at the top of Dunfermline's Market Cross has been smashed after vandals targeted the statue.

The National (Scotland)

Antwerp’s Royal Museum of Fine Arts reopens with crooked painting and green cat

Curators introduce playful touches to confound expectations about how art should be displayed

The Guardian - UK

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New Banksy rumours in Ukraine after painting spotted on demolished building

The work of graffiti art, which looks just like a Banksy, has appeared on a demolished building in Borodyanka, northwest of Kyiv in Ukraine, showing a child throwing a man to the floor in a judo outfit

Daily Mirror

War in Ukraine: Photography as a source of dialogue

Photography is more than just an art form. Photojournalism specifically is an essential component to understanding major global events, especially conflict. The war in Ukraine is a perfect illustration: how else can the world understand the scale of destruction or the transformation of daily life but through visual accounts? Kateryna…

France 24

Review: Steven Spielberg comes close to a personal best in his luminous 'The Fabelmans'

More than once during his fabled career, Steven Spielberg has been dismissed as a technician masquerading as an artist; as the most popular of American filmmakers, the logic goes, he must also be the most impersonal. It's a judgment that doesn't quite explain the intensely personal connection a lot of…

Los Angeles Times

Wedgwood medallion created to mark founding of modern Australia set for auction

The clay used was collected from Sydney Cove – now Sydney Harbour – in the 18th century.

The Independent UK

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Banksy 'is in Ukraine' - speculation mounts as more street art appears

"Surely this dispels any doubt. Expect to see more popping up in the coming days"

Bristol Post

Artist captures day-to-day life on one of Manchester's busiest streets

'The Burton Road Sketchbook' features creative drawings on the single street in South Manchester

Manchester Evening News

Christine and the Queens review, Redcar Les Adorables Étoiles: Reaching for lost innocence

Fans of slick formats are going to find much of this album too wandering, even aimless

The Independent UK

World art museums release statement accusing protesters of 'underestimating fragility' of artworks

More than 90 museum directors denounce recent protests by climate activists, which have included throwing food and gluing themselves to some of the world's most famous paintings.

ABC News

Man repatriates 19 antiquities after reading Guardian article

Exclusive: John Gomperts returned ancient objects worth up to £80,000 he had inherited from his grandmother

The Guardian - UK

Climate activists attacking art ‘severely underestimate’ fragility of works, gallery directors warn

Protestors have been throwing soup and gluing themselves to famous artworks around the world, but have yet to damage any of them

The Guardian - AU

Australia mourns the fallen in its capital

Sombre didgeridoo resonates through the gardens of the Australian War Memorial.

The Canberra Times

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'Why would someone keep them?': mystery of the triangular pyramids explained

We found out why they exist, but now we know the story behind how they got to a paddock, and where else they can be found in Canberra.

Bangkok Post

Greater than the sum

It's remarkable how hundreds of parts come together in a Lange movement, which drives the ingenious digital display of the second-generation Zeitwerk watches.

Bangkok Post

Omega honours 'Her Time'

After being the Official Timekeeper of the pandemic-delayed Tokyo 2020 and Beijing 2022 Olympics, Omega turns to celebrate its heritage in women's watches.

The Independent UK

Soccer-inspired art show heads to World Cup in Qatar

A Paraguayan artist is preparing a soccer-inspired art show called “8 Stadiums, 8 Champions, 1 Dream: Qatar 2022."

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Irish Mirror

Meghan Markle's staggeringly expensive gift she could give to daughter Lilibet

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's daughter Lilibet Diana Mountbatten Windsor could stand to inherit an incredible £410k worth of jewellery from Meghan and Princess Diana when she's older

The Independent UK

Art from Microsoft founder Paul Allen sells for $1.5 billion

Works by artists including Cézanne, Seurat, and van Gogh sold for a record-breaking $1.5 billion during the first part of Christie’s two-day auction of the late Microsoft co-founder Paul G

Manchester Evening News

Pub has 'visitor in the night' as anonymous artist paints beautiful mural on wall ahead of Remembrance Day

The artist also scattered red poppies up the outside wall of the pub in a respectful nod to the military personnel who died in the war

Glasgow Live

Nine places around Glasgow where it definitely pays to look up

Too often in Glasgow we are guilty of dashing in and out of shops and buildings without appreciating the often beautiful sights that exist right above our heads. It really does pay to look up every once in a while.

Wales Online

Classic artworks reimagined to show problems of modern world

The re-imagined artworks were created by acclaimed digital artist Quentin Devine

The Independent UK

Le Havre city guide: where to eat, drink, shop and stay in Normandy’s cool concrete jungle

With striking waterfront architecture, boat tours and lashings of art, this is the French city you might have overlooked, says Anna Richards

The Guardian - UK

Christine and the Queens: Redcar les Adorables Étoiles review – clouds of sorrow from the artist’s new persona

Breakup songs and wistful melodies pepper this uneven new release from Héloïse Letissier, who wrote and recorded it over just two weeks

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