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Anchorage Museum among Alaskans combining to win auction for Alaska Railroad's golden spike

The golden spike that was used to complete the Alaska Railroad in 1923 will for the first time be on permanent display in Alaska after entities combined to win an action for the 14-karat gold spike Friday

The Independent UK

This agency's wild logo designs are a celebration of London's eclectic creative talent

Wieden+Kennedy gets a rebrand from local artists and makers.

Creative Bloq

Pop hits, ordinary wonders and perfumed parables – the week in art

Sixties art stars reconsidered, 70 years of working-class British life on camera and a multisensory meditation on Indonesian art – all in your weekly dispatch

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Brasil! Brasil! review – no fun and no funk in this baffling morass of mediocrity

Brazil produces incredible artists, too few of whom appear in this deluded show, which sadly fails to live up to its own hyperbolic guff

The Guardian - UK

Letizia Battaglia’s photos captured real Sicilian life during the heightened mafia violence of the 1980s and 90s

When we look at pictures of conflict, violence and collective trauma we might expect to see only the horrors of maimed bodies and the crying souls of the victims. But in the photographs of one of Italy’s most cherished photographers, Letizia Battaglia, you do not see glamorised shots of the…

The Conversation

Louvre plagued by leaks and crumbling infrastructure, museum boss warns

The Louvre, the world's most visted museum, is suffering structural damage that threatens its future as a global cultural treasure, according to a confidential memo revealed by French newspaper Le Parisien, which cited leaks, overcrowding and inadequate facilities.

Radio France Internationale

Timeline of events related to the Southport stabbings

Axel Rudakubana, 18, killed Alice da Silva Aguiar, nine, Bebe King, six, and Elsie Dot Stancombe, seven, in the stabbing.

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Innocent Southport victims ‘did not know evil’ before day of attack

DCI Jason Pye, who led the investigation, said no training course could have prepared his officers for the horror of what they saw.

The Independent UK

Five artists, five nations: taking to the road to find southern Africa’s hidden stories

Zimbabwean art historian Barnabas Ticha Muvhuti travelled by road to five southern African countries – Botswana, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Namibia, Mozambique and Zambia – in pursuit of hidden stories. His mission was to visit artists in their studios to learn about the environments in which they work and…

The Conversation

Southport killer said he was ‘glad’ children were dead after arrest

CCTV shown of Axel Rudakubana’s attack at dance studio in July 2024, as sentencing hearing told details of girls’ injuries

The Guardian - UK

National Portrait Gallery accused of nepotism over Zoë Law exhibition

The photographer’s exhibition, which features images of Noel Gallagher, took place after donation to the gallery’s £40m makeover

The Guardian - UK

Iconic review – Bardot, Bacon and the Beatles bestride the plastic fantastic age

This compact yet brilliant show looks at how painters responded to the subjugation of real life in the 1960s media age, with its explosion of photos, film and mass reproduction

The Guardian - UK

Former Florida art museum director involved in Basquiat forged painting probe has died

A former head of the Orlando Museum of Art who left the museum in 2022 after it was raided by the FBI as part of a probe into several forged Jean-Michel Basquiat paintings has died

The Independent UK

Christian Nodal Posts Cryptic Message Saying His "Heart Will Speak Again"

The Mexican singer surprised his fans with a cryptic message on his social media, leading to rampant speculation.

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David Lynch's light will never go out

Lynch was drawn to the natural light of Los Angeles and, in turn, drew fans to him with his light shown from within

The Guardian - UK

Unseen work by Frank Bowling with hidden image of late son goes on show

Abstract expressionist’s mysterious painting joins portraits by Warhol, Bacon and Hockney in Bath exhibition

Woman & Home

Tapered nails are the modern, lesser-known shape you'll soon be seeing everywhere

Bridging the gap between bold and understated, tapered nails are the trending shape set to rival coffin and square this season...

The Guardian - UK

‘He made me feel I didn’t need to fit in’: readers’ tributes to David Lynch – and their most Lynchian photograph

Here are some of your tributes to the celebrated director of Twin Peaks and Mulholland Drive

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This artists alphabet is the most beautiful thing you’ll see all day

The Artphabet explores the diversity of modern art.

Evening Standard

Immersive hi-tech Tutankhamun exhibition coming to London in March

New show comes more than half a century after the original Treasures of Tutankhamun exhibition opened at the British Museum in 1972

The Independent UK

Somerset House announces special year of programming to mark 25-year anniversary

Among the luminaries celebrating the anniversary was Spanish director Pedro Almodovar and beloved children’s TV presenter Baroness Floella Benjamin.

The Conversation

Carol Jerrems captured Melbourne and Sydney of the 1970s, understanding photography as a collaboration

Australian photographer Carol Jerrems took an expansive approach to portraiture. She experimented with seriality – constructing narratives and meaning across multiple frames – and understood photography as a collaboration between her subjects, her camera and herself.

The Independent UK

London Art Fair showcases global talent and British icons as it returns for its 37th year

With galleries from 18 countries and works ranging from Francis Bacon to emerging European artists, the 2025 London Art Fair celebrated its most international edition yet

The Guardian - US

Arlene Gottfried: the New York photographer who captured the soul of a city

A new exhibition at the New York Historical looks back on the photographer’s intimate and surprising pictures of a diverse city

The Guardian - UK

‘A standout figure’: UK to mark JMW Turner’s 250th birthday with year of events

Museums and galleries announce festival of events and exhibitions to celebrate influential British artist

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