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Previously Unseen Andy Warhol Piece Worth €600,000 To Go Under Hammer In Paris

A previously unseen Andy Warhol piece believed to be worth up to €600,000 is set to go under the hammer in Paris.

Zenger

Londoner’s Diary: Is this Boris Johnson’s last gift to the nation?

In today’s Diary: The PM’s parting gift / Gender neutral GB News / Madonna loves a showtune / Annoying Anna Wintour

Evening Standard

Need To Know: what’s on this week in London 2 September - From Chris Rock to Taylor Hawkins tribute concert

Get the lowdown on Bodies, Bodies, Bodies, hear Chris Rock’s take on that slap and sample Wole Lagunju’s colourful works

Evening Standard

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WA's first Indigenous art centre celebrates 35 years of supporting Kimberley artists

Warlayirti was the first Indigenous art centre in Western Australia when it formed 35 years ago. Now it is described as "the heartbeat" of its tiny Kimberley community.

ABC News

Sydney drug user killed sister with hammer

The family of an artist whose brother used a hammer to murder her has revealed their pain at his Sydney sentence hearing.

AAP

Exhibition examines the problems with power

A series of exquisite oil paintings that touch on problems in politics, international relations and human relationships will be exhibited during "Manifest Destiny" at Number 1 Gallery, Silom 21, from Saturday to Sept 24.

Bangkok Post

'Keep Walking Bangkok' celebrates city's harmony

To raise awareness about air pollution and sustainability, Johnnie Walker presents the exhibition "Keep Walking Bangkok" in which six Thai artists -- Kantaphon "Gongkan" Methikul, Karoon "ZilluStation" Jeamviriyasatean, Therdkiat Wangwatcharakul, Tyler James Bangkok, Veerapong Sritrakulkitjakarn and Vasan "Aitoy" Suwannaka -- create their art pieces from Air Ink, the innovative brand…

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How famous Scottish locations look using the new viral AI-generated art trend

It's Scotland, Jim, but not as we know it.

Daily Record

One of the ‘purest, pinkest diamonds’ expected to fetch £18 million at auction

The 11.15 carat cushion-shaped stone is the second largest internally flawless fancy vivid pink diamond to ever appear at auction

Wales Online

Yinka Ilori’s patterns and designs to be celebrated at London Design Museum

Free exhibition will include some of creative’s architectural projects and draw from his west African roots

The Guardian - UK

Artist creates portrait of Diana, Princess of Wales, out of candles

Today is the 25th anniversary of the death of the 'People's Princess'

Wales Online

Hay Wain protesters deny criminal damage over National Gallery glue stunt

Two climate change activists who glued themselves to the frame of John Constable’s masterpiece The Hay Wain have denied criminal damage.

Evening Standard

One of the ‘purest, pinkest diamonds’ to go under the hammer

The Williamson Pink Star has the potential to set a new per carat price record for a fancy vivid pink diamond on October 5 in Hong Kong.

The Independent UK

Work started to move statue from St. Adalbert Church to another parish

The plan is to remove an exact marble replica of Michelangelo’s Pieta, which depicts the body of Jesus on the lap of his mother Mary after the crucifixion, from St. Adalbert Church, 1650 W. 17th St. and move it to St. Paul’s Parish, 2127 W. 22nd Place, the Archdiocese of…

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Reuters

Century-old family photo studio preserves Ghana's history in black and white

A generation before the Gold Coast became Ghana, local photographer J.K. Bruce-Vanderpuije opened a small studio in the then-colonial capital Accra, where his family would become the de facto visual historians of a nation that had not yet been born.

Tribune News Service

Remembered Light — broken pieces of war-shattered windows repurposed in San Francisco

SAN FRANCISCO -- For more than 50 years, shards of colorful glass, preserved in 25 carefully labeled envelopes, had been stored in an old Italian shoe box under Fred McDonald’s bed.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Philadelphia mayor, Creative Philly announce they will issue open call for artists for $500K Harriet Tubman statue

PHILADELPHIA — Mayor Jim Kenney and the Office of Arts, Culture and the Creative Economy have withdrawn the $500,000 no-bid commission for a new Harriet Tubman statue and will now open the process for other artists.

Chicago Sun-Times

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Miss the Car Kebab made famous in ‘Wayne’s World’? It’s back — sort of

Berwyn artist Pete Gamen has re-created a scaled-down version of the “Spindle” that was a well-known sight for years at Cermak Plaza in the western suburb.

Newsroom.co.nz

Labour's prizes: Art, wine and the Ardern Cup

Labour figures buying art, wine and other collectibles for the party to auction for fundraising was not unusual, a party 'hack' told the High Court

The Guardian - UK

Letter: Claes Oldenburg obituary

Robert Vas Dias writes: When it came to my turn up at bat, I swung at the ball and failed to hit it, because the bat folded in half in mid-swing

Orlando Sentinel

‘Basquiat fiasco’ at Orlando Museum of Art: Ex-trustees say they were kept in the dark on FBI

ORLANDO, Fla. — Former trustees of Orlando Museum of Art say they were kept in the dark about the FBI’s interest in the now infamous exhibition of purported Basquiat artworks — and that museum leadership ignored their plea to make that clear to the public.

The Conversation

Glasgow's relaunched Burrell Collection may be unique and much-loved, but how does it fit into the cultural landscape today?

After closing for extensive renovations in 2016, the Burrell museum, home to one of the greatest personal art collections ever bequeathed to the public, reopened in March 2022. Now, as its first major exhibition opens, it’s hard to avoid the fact that in those six years the political and cultural…

Inverse

'Pentiment' is a work of peerless brilliance

Obsidian's 'Pentiment' is a resounding testament to why major studios should be given free rein to explore passion projects, no matter how impractical.

Manchester Evening News

TV star set to switch on Blackpool Illuminations after Johnny Vegas forced to pull out

The designer has stepped in to turn on this year's illuminations as part of a huge switch-on concert

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