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Rosetta Stone: a new museum is reviving calls to return the artefact to Egypt

With the Arab spring of 2011, a downturn in tourism and the devastation of COVID, the odds have been stacked against the opening of Giza’s Grand Egyptian Museum, work on which began in 2005 and is due to complete 2023.

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The Swiss mountain with a racist name – and the artist fighting to rechristen it

Agassizhorn is an alp in Switzerland named after a notorious scientist. Sasha Huber explains why she flew to the summit by helicopter and rechristened it Rentyhorn – in honour of an enslaved man

The Guardian - UK

From Athens with love: the NGV’s dizzying recreation of the Parthenon

Temple of Boom sees the ancient monument reconstructed and covered with art in the gallery’s garden, inviting the public to reflect on its beauty – and complicated history

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18th- and 19th-century Americans of all races, classes and genders looked to the ancient Mediterranean for inspiration

The ancient world of the Mediterranean has long permeated American society, in everything from museum collections to home furnishings. The design of the nation’s public monuments, buildings and universities, as well as its legal system and form of government, show the enduring influence of Mediterranean antiquity on American culture.

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Stunning images show Wigan's Light Night festival dazzling spectators

The event kicked off on Friday night with the light trail - which a whopping 8,000 people had signed up for over the duration of the weekend

Manchester Evening News

‘Supposedly’: Machine Gun Kelly doubts moon landing during AMAs acceptance speech

The artist was accepting his award for Favourite Rock Artist when he made the comments

The Independent UK

Henry Taylor, the democratic king of portraiture, makes his LA homecoming at MOCA

LOS ANGELES -- If you were to paint a portrait of Henry Taylor, you might start with his smile: brilliant, devilish, inhabiting both the mouth and the eyes.

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I’ve taken 263 photos since arriving in Venice, my husband has taken five – it would be nice to have a few more of me

Men don’t take pictures like women do. But memory is an unreliable thing and I want to mark our past selves, writes Emma Beddington

The Guardian - UK

Why you should know the exciting experimental, political and feminist work of senior Indian artist Nalini Malani

Contemporary Indian artist Nalini Malani, born in 1946, is infinitely experimental.

The Conversation

When art gets stifled

'Art is short, a case is long," read a banner. Students apparently hijacked the well-known motto "art is long, life is short" by Prof Silpa Bhirasri, the father of Thai modern art, in protest of Chiang Mai University's legal action against its own lecturers and a student who "trespassed" on…

Bangkok Post

Missing merit and polluted skies

What does the word Bangkok evoke for you?

Bangkok Post

L S Lowry painting goes under the hammer after being owned by the same family for 50 years

"It hails from what is traditionally considered his finest period and bears all the qualities of his most desirable work"

Manchester Evening News

The twelve forgotten masterpieces in Manchester town hall that have a message for our times

A new book tells the story of the dozen majestic frescos currently hanging under wraps while Manchester town hall is refurbished

Manchester Evening News

‘You are still left with doubts’

An exhibit at the Oriental Institute — soon to change its name — takes a skeptical look at its Roman statue collection.

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Priceless artwork could be 'smashed apart' as house is put up for sale

The amazing grotto was only discovered after Ron Gittins' death in 2019

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Magdalena Abakanowicz: Every Tangle of Thread and Rope review – a wonder weaver

The radical, grand-scale textile sculptures of the late Polish artist are a sensory delight in this sensitively curated show

Radio France Internationale

Major Giacometti museum and art school to open in central Paris in 2026

A museum, exhibition space and art school dedicated to artist Alberto Giacometti will open in central Paris in 2026, establishing the world's largest collection of the Swiss sculptor's work.

Radio France Internationale

Disgraced Indian-American dealer convicted for looting Asian art treasures

An Indian court has convicted Indian-American antiquities dealer Subhash Kapoor for looting treasures worth millions of euros in a crime spree that put a spotlight on India’s art smuggling industry.

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Armageddon Time review – worlds collide in terrific coming-of-age drama

James Gray’s engaging autobiographical tale set in 1980s New York boasts fine performances from Anne Hathaway, Jeremy Strong and Anthony Hopkins

Daily Record

Raging Edinburgh residents hit out after mindless vandals target park sculptures

The culprits, believed to be a group of youths, sprayed the bronze sculptures in The Meadows park with white paint early this morning.

The Guardian - UK

In serious times, let the Llandegley International Airport sign be our guide

The end of a long-running spoof signpost to a nonexistent Welsh airport is a sad moment for our determinedly unsilly era

The Guardian - UK

Why an avant-garde iris collector is sharing a space with Gainsborough

Former home of the 18th-century master exhibits the lesser-known works of Cedric Morris, thanks to Maggi Hambling

The Guardian - UK

The big picture: Thomas Rousset’s surreal image of French rural life

The photographer’s curious tableau depicts a scene in his home village of Prabért near Grenoble

Bangkok Post

Museum of London packs up for £250m move

LONDON: King Charles I's execution vest and 20,000 human remains are among the objects that need to be packed up as the Museum of London makes a daunting £250 million ($260 million) move.

The National (Scotland)

Glasgow exhibition displays future of photography in Scotland

EVERY year since 2008, the Street Level Photoworks gallery in Glasgow has hosted Futureproof, a winter festival of work from the BA Photography and…

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