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Tate Britain to return Nazi-looted painting to Jewish collector’s heirs

Looted by the Nazis during World War II and lost for decades, a 17th-century masterpiece is finally returning to its rightful heirs.

Euronews

Burberry enlists a star-studded cast for its Autumn/Winter 2025 show

But the question on everyone’s lips is — will Daniel Lee stay put?

Marie Claire

Explore the tumultuous 1980s in Britain through photography – from Thatcherism to Black femininity

'The 80s: Photographing Britain' will open the Tate Britain in London from 21 November 2024 to 05 May 2025

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I took Apple Visual Intelligence to an art gallery to act as my tour guide — here's how it did

Apple Visual Intelligence helped provide directions, information and trivia during my art gallery visit — with a few hiccups.

Tom’s Guide

Historic racism still negatively affects the way paintings of black people are perceived – as our study shows

There is little doubt that historic racism has influenced the content and composition of several famous figurative paintings. In March 2024, this could be seen in the debate around the exhibition of the Rex Whistler mural, The Expedition in Pursuit of Rare Meats (1927), at the Tate Britain. Critics asked…

The Conversation

Jill Posener: the iconic photographer documenting lesbian identity amid Section 28

Twenty years after Section 28’s repeal, Posener’s work – which sticks a middle finger up at puritanical censorship – is taking up a well-earned place in the Tate Britain

Evening Standard

BBC releases first look images from Strictly Come Dancing launch trailer

In the trailer the professional dancers perform a routine that was filmed at the Tate Britain in London

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Tate Britain drag queen storytelling protester guilty of public order offence

Lance O’Connor, of Plaistow, east London, was accused of being ‘aggressive and intimidating’ towards organisers and attendees

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