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'L’art et la censure aujourd’hui' - Beaux Arts Editions beauxarts.com/produit/lart-e… via @beauxarts_mag

Bloodied, despondent, clutching a toy: the Ukrainian artists savaging refugee portrait stereotypes. theguardian.com/artanddesign/2…

Faith Ringgold, acclaimed for the power of paintings and quilts that tell stories of the Civil Rights movement, has died, aged 93 theartnewspaper.com/2024/04/14/fai…

🚨personal news🚨I’ll be leaving the BBC at the end of May. Newsnight in its current format will end then, so most posts will go. I decided not to apply for other BBC jobs. Working there for 35 yrs has been life defining: an eyewitness to history collaborating with such brilliant…

Brexit has had a profound impact on young people who didn’t get a say in determining our country’s future.

If I'm re-elected as Mayor, we'll bring in a new London version of Erasmus, helping students in our city to travel and study abroad once again. theguardian.com/politics/2024/…

It's the birthday of Samuel Beckett, the most important voice in world theater to emerge from the 20th century. To see or read a Beckett play is to feel that here, stripped bare, is the world you live in. It's an uncomfortable feeling; it is also exhilarating. That's art for you.

Is It Possible to Decolonise a Biennial? Manuel Borja-Villel ponders the promise of this year’s #VeniceBiennale to shift the discourse - via ⁦ArtReview_⁩ artreview.com/is-it-possible…

RIP Faith Ringgold, a dauntless and astonishingly inventive artist, activist, author, illustrator, sculptor, and children’s-book legend. The great ideas just kept coming. She was one of the signal cultural figures of our times.

Artist Alex Katz: ‘This is the end game. It’s just sleep and paint’ Julia Halperin
ft.com/content/58f98f… via @ft

S'émerveiller en famille devant les couleurs de Robert Delaunay 🌈
En 1930, Robert Delaunay renoue avec l’abstraction et les formes circulaires. Le tableau « Rythme, Joie de vivre » fait triompher la couleur sous toutes ses formes.
Plus d'œuvres ici 👉 bit.ly/CP_Delaunay

Hi all, I'm very excited to share that I will be working with The Sunday Times team, covering news, culture and more for the next month.
Please send in your (exclusive) tips/stories/features to sharin.hussain@ thetimes.co.uk or DM me. #journorequests

Why most people regret Brexit - The Economist apple.news/AO3Zb29qWS4u92…

European cities hope jet-setting Taylor Swift fans will splash the cash for Eras tour.

theguardian.com/music/2024/apr…

via @NYTimes nytimes.com/2024/04/10/art…

These four walls - brilliant new works from Jill Tate Seventeen in collaboration with Gertrude (Ground Truthing, until 27 April).

An exhibition of six significant drawings by Richard Serra (1938–2024) David Zwirner London - made from black paintstick (compressed oil paint, wax and pigment).

Hayv Kahraman - unmissable, Pilar Corrias gallery at Conduit Street (She has no name, until 25 May).

A study of conflict - The War Library Serpentine - Yinka Shonibare CBE: Suspended States (until 1 September).

Polish artist Ignacy Czwartos who was initially selected to represent the country at this year’s Venice Biennale–and later rejected by the new government–will present 15 paintings in an off-site exhibition near national pavilion

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In this week’s ep of The Week in Art podcast: we look back at the history of Marlborough Gallery amid closing announcement, discuss a thought provoking new installation by Rose B. Simpson in New York, and explore Caravaggio’s final painting

Listen now: plinkhq.com/i/1525997434?t…