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Artists Don't Need Gatekeepers Anymore; They Must Take Control of Their Work in the Digital Age

In today's world, artists must be able to produce and distribute their work themselves, and the technology at hand makes it both possible and essential.

International Business Times

Cazzu Arrives in Mexico with Inti and Breaks Silence on Nodal and the Hate: All About Her Latinaje Tour

The Argentine artist shared her time with fans and the press upon her arrival in Mexico. Cazzu will perform four shows in the country and spoke about her daughter Inti and her ex, Christian Nodal.

Latin Times

A Life in Color and Connection: Artist Blake LeVine on Creativity, Resilience, and the Healing Power of Art

LeVine's creative life began with photography. As a young man, he captured moments with some of the world's most recognizable figures, an experience that would later shape how he viewed connection and emotion.

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Máret Ánne Sara’s Turbine Hall review – did no one think to ask her for a little bit more?

The Sámi artist may use reindeer skulls and bones, but her spiralling wooden fences are so slight they fail to impose themselves on the venue’s vast space – or the imagination

The Guardian - UK

Trial against famous ex-Jesuit artist, accused of abusing women, to start with judges named

The Vatican has taken the unusual step of announcing that it had named judges to decide the fate of a famous ex-Jesuit artist accused of sexually, spiritually and psychologically abusing women

The Independent UK

Kate Bush and artists harness power of Running Up That Hill for War Child appeal

Musician invites 52 UK visual artists to create works based on song lyric to raise money for children affected by war

The Guardian - UK

Head of Frieze art fair hopes for ‘Barbenheimer moment’ with Paris rival

Simon Fox plays down talk of competition with Art Basel Paris, insisting both cities can thrive despite market slump

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How I turned a boring office into an inspiring art studio

Nobody else in the building knows there's an art studio here.

Creative Bloq

Restitution row: how Nigeria’s new home for the Benin bronzes ended up with clay replicas

The public display of artefacts looted by British colonial forces at the new Museum of West African Art was supposed to be the crowning glory of a decades-long restitution effort. What went wrong?

The Guardian - UK

Mayor of Belgian municipality reportedly cancels Disturbed show over singer David Draiman's stance on Gaza conflict

Disturbed's David Draiman has been vocal in his support of Israel – and it now appears to be hurting his band's bottom line

Metal Hammer

Revealed: London borough named graffiti capital of Britain as five of ten worst-hit areas in capital

Residents in one borough in the city filed more reports in three years than the likes of Manchester and Bristol

Evening Standard

Triple Trouble: Fairey, Hirst, Invader review – the most revolting visual soup imaginable

Shepard Fairey, Damien Hirst and Invader join forces to make an exhibition that’s so bad, it’s like walking in on a crime scene

The Guardian - UK

Mystery as missing Roman headstone discovered in New Orleans backyard

The tablet had been in an ancient cemetery of around 20 graves of military personnel

The Independent UK

Sapphire art sends bat signal to win big design prize

An artwork that is both ornamental lamp and sapphire jewellery has won a major design award for artist Cinnamon Lee. And the winning work projects a Bat Signal.

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Scrapple sculpture contest winner prevailed in Eagles country by putting the pig into pigskin

In the contest for best scrapple sculpture in Philadelphia on Friday it was the “Mush Push” fashioned from the regionally popular pork breakfast meat that got Patrick Moser’s entry over the goal line

Evening Standard

Huge new gardens could be built in central London

Plans include installing a ‘moat-like’ water feature and new entrances to the park

Marie Claire

Patrick Ta Just Dropped the Only Eyeshadow Palette I'll Actually Hit Pan On

This six-pan treat does more than my whole makeup bag.

Creative Bloq

How artists can beat burnout

Leading creatives share their tips for when stress becomes overwhelming.

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50 Times People Added Modern Captions To Old Paintings And Created Comedy Gold

Could van Gogh have made these memes?

The Guardian - UK

Sean Scully: Mirroring review – how can a rectangle contain so much suffering?

If you find the fields of colour that Scully has been painting for four decades tranquil, then you haven’t been looking closely enough

The Guardian - UK

Jewels of the Nile: how a new exhibition finally gives Egyptian artists their due

They may not have called themselves artists but, as a new exhibition explores, the mostly anonymous painters, sculptors and craftspeople working under the pharaohs still made their mark in distinctive style

The Guardian - UK

Doig the DJ, Tate’s Sami-Norwegian Turbine and Ruscha’s eerie jokes – the week in art

Peter Doig soundtracks his new show, the latest Turbine Hall commission is unveiled and Frieze opens for super-rich shoppers

The Guardian - UK

‘This is pretty therapeutic’: a pottery retreat in Spain’s Alpujarras

In the foothills of the Sierra Nevada in Andalucía, our writer finds that processing and shaping clay helps him filter out negative thoughts

Evening Standard

OPINION - I am sure that many people will be offended by seeing a woman’s body in this non-sexualised state

A 7ft bronze, unveiled in London this week, is being hailed as the first to show a postpartum woman

The Guardian - UK

‘We’ve all done stupid things but we’re all capable of redemption’: spoken-word artist Joshua Idehen on fighting hate with hope

His poem Mum Does the Washing went viral – but he started out parroting conservative talking points online. Now the British-Nigerian vocalist preaches a message of radical positivity

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