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Borderline genius: how José María Velasco’s landscapes redefined perceptions of Mexico

An exhibition of works by the 19th-century artist shows his role in creating a sense of Mexican identity – revealing that he was more polymath than painter

The Guardian - UK

The art expert did it: LGG Ramsey revealed as 1951 thief of Van Dyck painting

Exclusive: How one historian’s investigative work led to artwork finally being returned to ‘English Versailles’

The Guardian - UK

‘The Polynesians loved him’: the astonishing revelations that cast Paul Gauguin in a new light

He has been tarred as a French colonialist who spread syphilis to underage girls in the South Seas. But, writes the author of an acclaimed new book, fresh discoveries challenge this view of the artist – and even show him as a hero

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Serwah Attafuah: a powerful and most welcome voice in contemporary Australian art

Virtuosic digital artistry is on show in Serwah Attafuah’s installation The Darkness Between the Stars, currently showing at ACMI.

The Conversation

Banksy explains use of Tox’s tag in his work in Big Issue interview

Banksy opens the interview saying: ‘Hello Tox. Are you allowed to carry pens on a bus yet?’

Evening Standard

From Rwanda to the Gulf War, retrospective captures a photographer's journey

Brazilian photographer Sebastião Salgado's 40-year career, over the course of which he has travelled to more than 130 countries, is being celebrated with an exhibition in Deauville, Normandy.

Radio France Internationale

Britain’s ‘trailblazing’ female war artists finally come out of the shadows

A new exhibition and documentary celebrate the women who have been undervalued for years

The Guardian - UK

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‘A cultural embarrassment’: anger as male sculptor commissioned for statue of suffragist

Planning application reignites row over statue on Edinburgh’s Royal Mile of Elsie Inglis, Scottish suffragist and maternal health pioneer

The Guardian - UK

‘A real loss’: regional Victoria prepares for its major galleries to go dark

Ballarat’s art gallery has closed for a year and Bendigo’s is set to shut for two years, both for necessary upgrades. But what will happen to the cities’ cultural life in the meantime?

The Guardian - AU

Fundraising drive offers donors chance to win piece of Notre-Dame cathedral

A French organisation dedicated to the conservation of the country's heritage has launched a fundraising drive offering participants the chance to win a fragment of Paris's Notre-Dame cathedral.

Radio France Internationale

'Insult to women': Objections to Elsie Inglis statue after female artists excluded

CAMPAIGNERS have written to every Edinburgh councillor over the proposed statue of Dr Elsie Inglis in Edinburgh, calling the design and process to…

The National (Scotland)

Artist traces Manchester’s links to slavery on blue cotton gown

Manchester Art Gallery exhibition features gown inspired by outfit worn by abolitionist Sarah Parker Remond

The Guardian - UK

Tate cuts 7% of workforce in effort to reduce funding deficit from pandemic

Arts institution says loss of 40 roles achieved through voluntary departures and recruitment freezes

The Guardian - UK

The inner life of India, Warhol’s America and the Munch bunch – the week in art

Edvard Munch’s weird and creepy portraits, Arpita Singh’s first major UK exhibition and a sea view from East Anglia

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Hong Kong Museum Puts Picasso In Cross-cultural Dialogue

More than a century ago, Pablo Picasso smashed the Sacre-Coeur Basilica in Paris into a web of tangled lines on his canvas, deconstructing reality with the brushstrokes of a master cubist.

The Conversation

Who gets to be political in Australian art?

When the invitation for artist Khaled Sabsabi and curator Michael Dagostino to represent Australia at the 2026 Venice Biennale was rescinded, the statement from Creative Australia’s board said their selection now posed “an unacceptable risk” and “could undermine our goal of bringing Australians together”.

Evening Standard

Somerset House announces Virtual Beauty exhibition

Somerset House’s upcoming Virtual Beauty exhibition will explore concepts of self-image in the post-internet world.

Evening Standard

Rembrandt etching valued at up to £300,000 in Edinburgh auction

The Three Trees by Rembrandt is widely considered to be one of the artist’s greatest landscapes.

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The Guardian - UK

Keep your head above water: art show looks at the rising seas

From a high chair to the ocean floor, Can the Seas Survive Us? in Norfolk’s Sainsbury Centre explores our watery world and the climate crisis

Creative Bloq

Inside the artist's studio: see the ever-evolving workspace of Mike Butkus

Plus: Why coastal comforts lured this artist to his California home.

The Guardian - US

Larry Stanton: the artist who captured New York’s gay scene at a time of crisis

A new exhibition celebrates the life and work of a painter who died at 37 of Aids as he tried to preserve a record of those around him

Evening Standard

Antiques Roadshow expert’s collection sells for double its estimate

Hugo Morley-Fletcher died in 2022, aged 82. His personal collection raked in a sum of £249,201 under the hammer.

The Guardian - UK

A sculpture made of fire: Murray Fredericks’ best photograph

‘We walked three kilometres into this Australian lake, to where the water was still only a metre deep. Then we set up the gas pipe – and waited until the air was really still’

The Guardian - UK

‘Painting was my final act of defiance’: how a chef from war-torn Eritrea wowed the art world after his death

Ficre Ghebreyesus, who died in 2012, made vertiginous paintings celebrating family, the diaspora and his own turbulent story. His first British solo exhibition charts this remarkable journey

The Guardian - UK

Edvard Munch Portraits review – smug, creepy and weird, but where’s the drama?

The Scream artist’s friends, family and physicians populate this patchily assembled collection that suggests little of a boisterous, bohemian life

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