Art and design, photography and architecture
Art & design
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More than 21 Aboriginal art centres, galleries and high-profile individuals have written to federal, state and territory governments -
Turner prize winners go back to school, Scotland’s social history is on show and Tate Liverpool evokes the forests of Guatemala
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The English painter recreates the fluidity of revolutionary modern dancer Isadora Duncan in alternating black and white -
Sculpture depicts dancer in 1912 ballet condemned in Le Figaro for ‘erotic bestiality’ -
On 17 December at Bonhams in New York, photographs from the collection of film-maker and collector Peter Fetterman will go up for auction
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Turner prize winners go back to school, Scotland’s social history is on show and Tate Liverpool evokes the forests of Guatemala
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On 17 December at Bonhams in New York, photographs from the collection of film-maker and collector Peter Fetterman will go up for auction
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‘When she started putting her poetry to rock’n’roll, Patti Smith was electric. So I always chose colours – yellow, red, blue – that punctuated that aspect of her’
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The prospect of illuminated advertising displayed on a giant globe the size of the London Eye has some Stratford residents worried -
They’re principled, they’re powerful and they make the art world jumpy. As the Turner prize is split four ways, we look at how collectives are shaking things up -
Good civic architecture embodies the needs of the people. The new-look space respects the building’s history but ensures it’s ready for the future
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Soaring temperatures making National Trust properties ‘no longer safe places’ for visitors
Visual arts
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Away from the $120,000 banana, artists have been using their work to comment on and bring awareness to the climate emergency -
They’re principled, they’re powerful and they make the art world jumpy. As the Turner prize is split four ways, we look at how collectives are shaking things up
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David Bomberg depicts life in the Jewish East End of London, the forgotten history of a 19th century multiracial experiment and a new wave of indigenous art
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