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‘Painful memories’: what will the royal family do with the Koh-i-noor diamond?

India’s Narenda Modi has suggested Queen Consort should not wear infamous gem on coronation day

The Guardian - UK

Van Gogh’s Sunflowers: The story behind the artist’s 1888 masterpiece

Protestors threw soup at the artwork in London’s National Gallery this week

The Independent UK

Shocking footage shows protestors throwing soup over Van Gogh's 'Sunflowers' at National Gallery in London

Just Stop Oil tweeted: ‘It’s time to step up and stand up for what’s right’

Irish Mirror

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'Just Stop Oil' protestors throw soup over famous Van Gogh painting

The protestors also attempted to glue themselves to the wall

Wales Online

Two protesters arrested after throwing soup on Van Gogh’s Sunflowers

The protesters, wearing Just Stop Oil T-shirts, threw two tins of Heinz Tomato soup over the 1888 work.

The Independent UK

Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen’s $1bn art collection comes to London ahead of likely record-breaking New York auction

The late billionaire’s collection is expected to smash records when it goes under the hammer in New York next month

Evening Standard

Just Stop Oil activists throw tomato soup at iconic Vincent van Gogh Sunflowers painting

Friday’s protest was the 14th day of civil unrest organised by the group in order to stop all new oil and gas projects planned across the UK

Evening Standard

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London schools told that ‘history classes need to embrace diversity’

Artists urge schools to use their lessons about notable people of African descent

Evening Standard

Just Stop Oil activists throw SOUP over Van Gogh's iconic Sunflowers painting

Just Stop Oil activists threw a tin of Heinz Tomato Soup over Vincent Van Gough's iconic Sunflowers painting at London's National Gallery in a protest over the cost of living crisis

Daily Mirror

UK Woman Makes Artwork Out Of Old Toys Which Sell For Up To £1,500 A Pop

A woman who describes herself as a "big kid" has her dream job - making artwork out of old toys which sell for up to £1,500 a pop

Zenger

Destroyed vintage car torched and abandoned slapped with warning notice - despite having no wheels

Images show the car, though to be a Ford Escort or Ford Sierra from the late 80s, burnt to a scorched shell with only the destroyed front seats and steering wheel left behind in the blaze.

Glasgow Live

Damning Damien Hirst for publicity stunts is like panning Van Gogh for painting flowers

The controversial artist has generated headlines by burning his own artworks, which were estimated to be worth £10m. But let’s not forget that Hirst has made his fortune by turning his every move into a global media event, writes Mark Hudson

The Independent UK

Artist who paints with his mouth unveils artwork inspired by ‘hero’ Doddie Weir

Henry Fraser, 30, learned to paint with his mouth after becoming paralysed from the neck down after a diving accident when he was 17.

The Independent UK

Contentious plan to move beloved statue from shuttered Pilsen church gets underway

The replica of Michelangelo’s Pieta, depicting the body of Jesus on the lap of Mary after the crucifixion, will be moved from St. Adalbert to St. Paul’s Catholic Church. News of the move surprised those trying to save the Pilsen church.

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Joffrey Ballet season opens with bold and distinctive trio of works in ‘Beyond Borders’

Chanel DaSilva’s “colōrem” becomes the first mainstage work created for the company by a Black woman.

The Guardian - UK

David Hockney painting of Mediterranean sunrise sells for £21m

Early Morning, Sainte-Maxime has sold at auction in London for nearly three times its lower estimate

Tribune News Service

'Legacy' documentary celebrates August Wilson Center's triumphs and struggles

PITTSBURGH — South Side director and cinematographer Billy Jackson says his documentary, "The August Wilson Center — Building on a Legacy," is about much more than the Tony- and Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright from Pittsburgh.

Chicago Sun-Times

Art ripped from the headlines

It’s hard to get in the vacation mode when the big issues roiling the world keep popping up on old canvases.

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The Guardian - AU

In a season of weddings and baby showers, what can single people do to celebrate their lives?

Do you want a ritual defined by the absence of settling down, asks advice columnist Eleanor Gordon-Smith, or just one without its trappings?

The Guardian - AU

Online art fairs changed the game for Indigenous art. Here’s how to buy it

The Tarnanthi art fair this weekend is selling works from $40 to $15,000, gathered from more than 50 art centres around Australia. And all you have to do is log on

Daily Record

King Charles officially reopens Burrell Collection in Glasgow as monarch greeted with cheers from children

The newly refurbished museum was originally opened by his mother Queen Elizabeth II nearly 40 years ago on October 21, 1983.

The Independent UK

Reforming heritage laws ‘not a priority’ amid calls to return Elgin Marbles

Prime Minister Liz Truss has previously ruled out supporting a deal to return the Elgin Marbles to Greece.

The Independent UK

King reopens Burrell Collection after £68m refurbishment

The museum in Glasgow was originally opened by Charles’s late mother the Queen in 1983.

The Independent UK

New York's Hamptons offer a feast of indoor, outdoor art

On the eastern end of Long Island, New York, lies a trove of art venues and a rich cultural scene to explore at leisure

The Conversation

'Restitution' of looted African art just continues colonial policies - much more is at stake

The violence of the past is far from over. But it is disguised in many ways, made invisible and normalised. What started with the Spanish, Portuguese or the Ottoman empires continued with the British, French and Russian empires, and now the United States. Imperial political violence continues today in Palestine,…

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