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‘We’re all in this together’: New York cathedral pays tribute to immigrants with new mural

At St Patrick’s Cathedral, the largest permanent artwork commisioned in its 146-year history is a plea for acceptance and community at a difficult time

The Guardian - US

David Hockney iPad drawings of Yorkshire Wolds to be sold at auction

Seventeen prints from The Arrival of Spring in Woldgate are largest group of Hockney’s iPad works to come to market

The Guardian - UK

The White Lotus' Michelle Monaghan on self-expression, SPF & the beauty rituals she brought back from Thailand

Rose Beer catches up with The White Lotus actress Michelle Monaghan

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Made in Ancient Egypt review: a two-day Pyramid bender and the BC Leonardo

Revealing tantalising new details about the real lives of artists and craftspeople, this show takes you beyond the death mythology and into the realm of magic

The Guardian - UK

Lee review – portrait of the artist stepping out of Jackson Pollock’s shadow

Painter Lee Krasner’s rivalry with her husband is laid bare in an affecting play about a relationship both loving and riddled with hostility

The Guardian - UK

Cats, coffins and sick notes: discovering Egypt’s forgotten workers in broken pottery

Cambridge exhibition showcases the lives of skilled workers who built some of the most famous sites in ancient Egypt

The Guardian - UK

The Bay Area Muralist Founder Hayley Ferreira Explains How Custom Murals Create Meaningful Impact Across Settings

From a child's playroom to a corporate office lobby, art has the power to transform spaces. Few know this better than Hayley Ferreira, founder of The Bay Area Muralist, who has spent more than 20 years creating murals that adapt to any setting. Her philosophy is simple: custom art should…

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The Guardian view on working-class representation in the arts: Manchester can lead the way

Editorial: A pioneering inquiry in the north-west can help deliver fresh solutions to a national problem. Amid deepening social divisions, it takes on a vital task

The Guardian - UK

Italy art police seize 21 suspected fake works from Salvador Dalí show

Squad confiscates works from Parma exhibition after consulting Gala-Salvador Dalí Foundation in Catalonia

The Guardian - UK

A postman, a family, and an overlooked chair: Van Gogh museum's surprising reunion

The Van Gogh Museum has organized an exhibition this fall shining the spotlight on a postman and his family who modeled for Vincent van Gogh

The Independent UK

Ancient Egyptian notes and coffin mask to go on display in new exhibition

One of the notes records absences from work at the royal tombs in the Valley of the Kings in ancient Thebes.

Evening Standard

Oval Nails Are Key to the Ultimate Old Money Manicure

Oval is where it’s at.

Marie Claire

Art’s Most Erotic review – unequivocally filthy TV

Art critic Waldemar Januszczak’s Sky documentary is a blisteringly explicit look at the depiction of sex from the giant penises of Pompeii to Shunga porn and Indian love temples. Avert your eyes, prudes!

The Guardian - UK

Do people really go to galleries to answer stupid questions? Danielle Brathwaite-Shirley review

The artist wants to tackle polarisation by strong-arming her audience into stilted debate in a show that seems to mistake social media for real life

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‘Too soothing’: why have music-hating art duo Gilbert & George gone orchestra mad?

They once described music as ‘the enemy’. But their warts-and-all paintings of sex, money, race and religion are now being given a soundtrack by the Philharmonia. The great contrarians explain all

Evening Standard

Want a free Frieze ticket? Michael Craig-Martin is giving them away to volunteers who help paint his mural

Tickets for Frieze London may be sold out, but there’s one way you can still grab them

The Independent UK

In their words: Lin-Manuel Miranda on his connection to Puerto Rico – and love for Bad Bunny

Lin-Manuel Miranda has a deep connection to Puerto Rico, where he spent childhood summers

Evening Standard

Migrant who assaulted four people at asylum hotel ‘wants to return to Syria’

Mohammed Sharwarq was a resident at the Bell Hotel in Epping, Essex, at the time of the offences in July and August of this year.

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Bad Bunny brings Puerto Rico to the world, from his landmark residency to the Super Bowl

Bad Bunny captivated audiences with his residency in Puerto Rico, inspiring patriotism and drawing half a million people to the island this summer

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Human-powered dancefloor 'not your average boogie'

A fringe festival in its 43rd year has officially kicked off, with a unique dancefloor and a musical poking fun at colonial explorers among its offerings.

Evening Standard

King visits exhibition of paintings including his own watercolours

The King was ‘modest’ when it came to his own works of art, Aura Woodward, director of the Romanian Cultural Institute in London, said.

The Guardian - UK

Bryan Kneale obituary

Artist and teacher who began as a painter and became a sculptor of elegant abstract works

The Guardian - UK

I Gusti Ayu Kadek Murniasih review – a vivid testament to a life lived hornily

Life is short, so let’s spend the time we’ve got having sex, the late artist seems to suggest in surreal and defiant paintings

The Independent UK

The Independent announced as first fully-digital exclusive media partner of Tate Britain for Lee Miller retrospective

Partnership will see Independent produce original content on Tate Britain’s exhibition of esteemed photographer’s life and work

The Guardian - UK

Want to know the grotesque truth about the oil industry? Then look at their tacky paperweights

Tanoa Sasraku has been collecting – and creating her own – gaudy paperweights with a drop of crude oil encased within. All you need to know about global power games, the artist explains, is right there

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