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Crown Jewels’ origins to be explored in depth in new Tower of London exhibition

The Jewel House display, in the King’s coronation year, will look at the controversial history of the Koh-i-noor diamond as a ‘symbol of conquest’.

The Independent UK

NMNI strike to close Co Down museum on St Patrick's Day

NIPSA members are set to strike following 'insulting pay offer'

Belfast Live

Dublin henna artist reveals love for Ireland as she shows off favourite designs

Mum-of-one Ritu Jain's love for henna began when she was young and has only grown stronger over the decades

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Glasgow artist sued by Wolf of Wall Street pleads with US lawyer to drop case

Lewis McLean, 29, specialises in recreating iconic sporting and movie moments on the canvas, however, he is now one of many artists being sued by the rights holders of the 2013 blockbuster.

Glasgow Live

We all have one teacher who really made the difference – Phyllida Barlow was mine

At the Slade, she was the one you always paid attention to: she took you seriously and cared deeply about art and the people trying to make it, says writer Dale Berning Sawa

The Guardian - UK

Antiques Roadshow guest cowers behind famous painting as staggering true cost revealed

English painting expert Rupert Maas was presented with a landscape painting, said to be created by David Hockney, by a guest

Daily Mirror

Movie review: 'Inside' a disturbing, provocative look at aloneness

“Art is for keeps.” This turn of phrase, uttered by Willem Dafoe’s character Nemo in Vasilis Katsoupis’ narrative directorial debut “Inside,” is a bedeviling little saying of multi-layered meaning. It rattles around in your brain like a pinball, much in the way Nemo rattles around the luxury apartment where he’s…

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Sasha Huber’s You Name It: Swiss-Haitian artist renegotiates colonial history in activist exhibition

In 2008, Sasha Huber, a Swiss-Haitian multimedia visual artist based in Finland, began a project to challenge the problematic legacy of Swiss-American glaciologist and natural scientist Louis Agassiz (1807-1873).

The Conversation

Souls Grown Deep Like the Rivers review – art of poverty and resilience from the US south

This moving show considers the wealth of inventive and influential work by African American artists from communities that remained in southern states after the civil war

The Guardian - UK

'I am thrilled' - Manchester United favourite Juan Mata announces Manchester return with a twist

Man Utd favourite Juan Mata will be back home in Manchester this summer as part of the Manchester International Festival.

Manchester Evening News

What I learned watching Phyllida Barlow create a funny, majestic work for morally shabby Brexit Britain

The great British sculptor, who died this week, had a thrilling intelligence – and her messy, tottering, giant installations made you see and feel the world differently

The Guardian - UK

The Ugly Duchess at the National Gallery review: gives this memorable lady the last laugh

This tiny exhibition – just five paintings, with some magnificent drawings – makes a point about Renaissance humour, which could be cruel to age and ugliness.

Evening Standard

‘She is most likely a he’: New art exhibition challenges gender of 16th-century Massys painting ‘An Old Woman’

Also known as ‘The Ugly Duchess’, Massys’ painting has historically been considered a depiction of a woman with a bone disease

The Independent UK

Antiques Roadshow guest hides behind painting in shock at staggering valuation after iconic artist's identity is confirmed

The man was adamant that the landscape painting was by David Hockney, and despite expert Rupert Maas' initial scepticism, it was established that it was indeed by the famous artist.

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Artists and footballers warm up for Manchester international festival

Janelle Monáe, work by Yayoi Kusama and Ryuichi Sakamoto and a collaboration between footballer Juan Mata and artist Tino Sehgal kick off at this summer’s event

Manchester Evening News

Janelle Monáe residency, Juan Mata art project and Maxine Peake afterhours lead Manchester International Festival 2023 programme

Manchester International Festival's full programme for 2023 has been revealed

Manchester Evening News

Manchester United legend Juan Mata to lead a team of footballers in world premiere art project in Manchester

The former United midfielder says he is excited to bring his passion for football and art together in Manchester

The Guardian - UK

Thousands with learning disabilities trapped in hospital, some for years

Report has inspired a Birmingham exhibition from street artist Foka Wolf titled Why are we stuck in hospital?

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Evening Standard

Souls Grown Deep like the Rivers at the Royal Academy review: an essential show

Artists like Lonnie Holley, Thornton Dial and Joe Minter are finally getting due attention, but this exhibition will leave visitors wanting more

The Independent UK

British sculptor Dame Phyllida Barlow dies at the age of 78

The renowned artist, known for her large-scale installations made from everyday materials, enjoyed a career lasting almost six decades.

Bangkok Post

Exhibition celebrates leading female artists

Inspiring artworks by eight of the country's leading female artists are showcased during "Shepossible Exhibition" at Luxe Galerie, on the 1st floor at Central zone in CentralWorld, Ratchadamri Road, until March 26.

The Independent UK

Phyllida Barlow death: Celebrated British sculptor dies aged 78

Barlow is survived by ‘a British art dynasty’

The Guardian - UK

‘Going big suited her. Going very big’ – the uncontainable brilliance of sculptor Phyllida Barlow

The British artist, who has died aged 78, turned detritus into sprawling installations that were so huge sometimes you feared for your safety – and your clothing

The Guardian - AU

10,000 kazoos and body-horror ballet: Rising festival 2023 invites Melbourne to get involved

The winter festival will feature an immersive First Nations exhibition in an old grand ballroom, and a participatory performance by a virtuoso recorder player

The Guardian - UK

Dame Phyllida Barlow obituary

British sculptor determined to turn convention on its head to create vast, uncontainable works of art

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