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‘It’s a bit clandestine, a bit punk’: the guerrilla scheme letting skint artists mass-share gallery membership cards

Now 600 strong, the Artist Membership Project is helping young artists see exhibitions while dodging hefty entry fees at top British institutions. We meet the founder of the scheme

The Guardian - UK

Louvre remains closed after robbery of priceless jewellery leaves France 'humiliated'

Thieves stole jewels worth millions from the world’s most-visited museum in a heist which took just seven minutes

Evening Standard

Louvre heist puts pressure on French government over museum security

Justice minister says ‘we have failed’ after thieves take seven minutes to steal priceless jewels from museum

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‘Winning the Turner made me more ferocious’: Helen Marten on the prize’s downside – and her epic new work

Almost a decade after becoming the Turner’s second youngest winner, the artist talks about her dazzling new opera sets, her paper bag collection – and the sadness she felt when her work was wildly misinterpreted

The Guardian - UK

Paris Louvre Heist Lays Bare Museum Security Complaints

A raid on France's top museum that saw thieves flee with royal jewels has raised awkward questions about how well the country's priceless cultural heritage is being protected.

International Business Times

How the Louvre’s other famous heist became part of art history

The jewellery heist at the Louvre on Sunday is only the latest in a series of thefts

The Independent UK

At anti-immigration marches, Peter Drew spreads his renowned ‘Aussie’ posters – and waits

The Adelaide artist, who has faced vitriol for his work exploring national identity, covers city walls with his striking designs (and pranks) before protests

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How minimal tools and accepting mistakes make this artist's work feel spontaneous

"Each mistake is part of the story,” Kevin Antoine says

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Aerial circus in Brazil spotlights a path to healing for female victims of gender-based violence

Performers have taken to the skies in an aerial circus show in Niteroi city, Brazil, to highlight violence against women

The Independent UK

The Pink Ball: what to know about the society event of the year

Boasting a glittering guest list and an all-pink colour scheme, it’s set to be a night to remember

Evening Standard

‘A world detached from struggles of urban life’: a rare exhibition of Renoir drawings

Famed impressionist painter’s lesser-seen drawings are the focus of a new exhibition that invites us into the stages of his artistic process

The Guardian - US

Mexican artisans turn clay into Trees of Life that are celebrated worldwide

In the town of Metepec, southwest of Mexico City, artisans create clay figures that are intertwined with their faith

The Independent UK

Breathtaking, unsettling, healing: how US artist Kara Walker transformed a Confederate monument

The sweeping exhibition Monuments, which features 19 contemporary artists, opens in LA on 23 October

The Guardian - US

Inside The Body Lab: How Petra Gospic Is Transforming Body Sculpting with Education, Empathy, and Empowerment

Founded in 2023, The Body Lab offers a range of non-invasive treatments, including radiofrequency, cavitation, Brazilian lymphatic drainage, and wood therapy, all tailored to the physiology and goals of each client.

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The Guardian - UK

Overconsumption and ruin: before and after images visualise how tech could harm our planet

From Venice to the Iguazu Falls, an exhibition in London illustrates the hidden cost of our gadgets and devices

The Guardian - UK

Britain’s colonial botany, tiny landscapes and great bohemian outlaws – the week in art

Small worlds go under the microscope, botanical art is investigated, and renegades come in for a reckoning

Evening Standard

Da Vinci and Michelangelo drawings go on display in Scotland for first time

More than 80 drawings by 57 different artists are in The King’s Gallery at the Palace of Holyroodhouse.

International Business Times

Canterbury Cathedral Graffiti Exhibition Asks Questions Of God

Forget the old adage that "cleanliness is next to godliness".

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The family of Fede Dorcaz, the Argentine actor murdered in Mexico, is asking for help raising 33,000 dollars

Amid the grief over the loss of Argentine artist Fede Dorcaz, his parents have taken on a new battle: securing the funds to repatriate his body from Mexico. The family has launched a campaign to raise 30,000 euros to cover the logistical, legal, and transportation costs of an international transfer.

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How to watch Mercury Prize 2025: live stream for free, with Fontaines D.C., FKA Twigs & Sam Fender performing

All the ways to watch Mercury Prize 2025 live streams, with FKA Twigs' "Eusexua" and Sam Fender's "People Watching" in contention at Newcastle Arena.

The Guardian - UK

Man accused of killing Georgina Ward in 2020 appears in Dudley court

Daniel Birtwistle, 39, faces trial for manslaughter of 24-year-old tattoo artist and other charges including assault

The Guardian - UK

Spanish police investigate as Picasso painting vanishes on way to exhibition

Still Life with Guitar, worth €600,000, noticed missing after van arrives in Granada from Madrid

MusicRadar

"It’s the children who suffer the most in so many ways": Over 50 artists to take part in Kate Bush-backed fundraising project for War Child

They have to 'respond' to her line in Running Up That Hill

The Guardian - UK

‘Some of the best facelifts money can buy!’ The madness and millionaires of Frieze art fair – review

Beautiful, stupid, pompous and ridiculous, the art extravaganza has stunning works – and stunning price tags. Our writer revels in its avaricious, champagne-drenched excesses. Will he leave wearing a suit of Greek armour?

The Guardian - UK

Drag acts, detractors and true-blue diehards: my weird weekend at a Margaret Thatcher festival

For some, she was a hero. For others, quite the opposite. On 13 October, the prime minister who looms large over British politics would have turned 100 – and a gathering in Grantham celebrated her days in power

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