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Kansas man’s animal art draws millions as family sells books and merchandise

Trent Landreth began drawing animals on a trampoline, which garnered millions of followers online. His family helps manage the business, selling books and merchandise featuring his artwork. Trent’s View of the Zoo has become a best-selling colouring book since its release. He also collaborates with various companies and participates in…

The Times of India · Oct 31

Philadelphia art museum gets $20 million gift for learning centre expansion

The Philadelphia Museum of Art will transform part of its north wing into a dedicated learning centre following a $20 million gift from philanthropists Lois G. and Julian A. Brodsky. The project aims to expand educational opportunities for schoolchildren, families and adult learners through dedicated studios, family activities and community…

The Times of India · Oct 30

Big hair with the pre-Raphaelites, 17 Orkney stand-outs and night frights in Derry – the week in art

William Morris and the gang collaborate in Cambridge, artists celebrate at Stromness harbour and Halloween haunts Derry

The Guardian - UK · Oct 30

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Parramatta’s Powerhouse is finally here. Will the $915m project live up to the hype?

The western Sydney arts precinct’s long-awaited opening risks being overshadowed by an investigation into governance and procurement

The Guardian - AU · Oct 30

Lost Renaissance plaques found in English home sell for £100,000 after 142 years

A pair of exquisite 16th-century maiolica plaques by renowned artist Francesco Xanto Avelli recently fetched an impressive £100,000 at auction after lying unnoticed in a Dorset home for years. The family unearthed these extraordinary pieces while seeking expert advice, discovering they were part of a significant series illustrating the tale…

The Times of India · Oct 30

Man’s $60 Estate Sale Paintings Turn Out to Be Genuine Artworks Worth $1.07 Million

In a remarkable turn of events in 1996, Carl Rice stumbled upon two oil paintings at an estate sale in Arizona for just $60. After their authenticity was verified, Christie's auctioned these artworks for an astounding $1.072 million. The estate later attempted to reclaim the paintings, arguing a mutual mistake…

The Times of India · Oct 30

Banker Turns To Art: a highway scare spurs Ka Po Ng’s leap; years of planning cushion risk

In 2024, a chance tyre blowout prompted Melbourne artist Candy Ng to reevaluate her life and career direction. After leaving her secure position in banking, she dove deep into her art business, which had been a passion for years. Balancing her banking expertise with creativity, Ng learned the importance of…

The Times of India · Oct 30

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In 2022, conservators X-raying a Van Gogh painting in Edinburgh found a hidden self-portrait of the artist on the back of the canvas, concealed for more than a century under layers of glue and cardboard

A self-portrait of Vincent van Gogh was discovered concealed behind another painting after many years. The hidden portrait was found during routine examinations ahead of an exhibition. This discovery highlights Van Gogh's habit of reusing canvases due to financial difficulties throughout his life. Conservators are now working to reveal the…

The Times of India · Oct 29

George Michael memorabilia auction sparks family row over singer’s famous Faith guitar

The Faith guitar featured in one of George Michael’s first videos as a solo star and is among the items being sold today

Evening Standard · Oct 29

The beautiful, shocking work of artist Hoda Afshar: ‘I don’t take freedom of speech for granted’

Afshar’s experiences as a young woman in Iran have shaped her artistic career in Australia, focusing her eye on the humanity within inhumane systems

The Guardian - AU · Oct 29

38 Award-Winning Black-And-White Photos From The 2026 Exposure One Awards

The Exposure One Awards has announced the winners of its 2026 Photographers of the Year contest, bringing together some incredible black-and-white photography from around the world. This year’s competition received submissions from photographers in 87 countries, making it the organization’s largest contest to date.

Bored Panda · Oct 29

Wisconsin family pledges $10 million to preserve museum’s iconic moving wings

A Wisconsin family has committed $10 million to preserve one of the most recognisable architectural landmarks on the shores of Lake Michigan, supporting the future of a museum building famous for its enormous moving wings. The Quadracci family’s contribution to the Milwaukee Art Museum will establish the Quadracci Pavilion Preservation…

The Times of India · Oct 29

Russian crown jewel from Romanov dynasty could fetch £1.5m at auction

The Romanov Sapphire has a documented history that places it among the most important surviving gemstones associated with the Russian imperial court.

Evening Standard · Oct 29

A lasting impression: How I got a Rembrandt tattoo that will last a lifetime

The Rembrandt House Museum in Amsterdam is hosting "The Poor Man's Rembrandt Project" again this fall

The Independent UK · Oct 29

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The Times of India · Oct 29

How a barber’s wooden elephant for his wife inspired a lasting sculpture legacy

A wooden elephant carved as a gift for his wife in the late 1920s became the starting point for barber Elijah Pierce’s lifelong artistic journey. Working between appointments in his Columbus, Ohio, shop, he created animals, human figures and biblical scenes, eventually building a collection of more than 100 sculptures…

The Times of India · Oct 28

Historian Charles Greig donated 50 paintings and watercolours to Tate; from colonial India

In a remarkable gesture, Tate London has received a donation of 50 artworks from the British colonial era in India, showcasing the talents of both Indian and European artists. This diverse collection, meticulously curated by British art historian Charles Greig over 40 years, will be publicly exhibited at Tate Britain…

The Guardian - UK · Oct 28

Skulls, bulls and someone peeing in her own eye: four great exhibitions to see for free

Andy Warhol’s skulls and Pierre Bonnard’s fruit have more in common than you might think. Plus: the world’s rudest cartoon character is up to dirty tricks again

Bored Panda · Oct 28

22 New Miniature Pet Sculptures By Helen Violet That Look Just Like The Real Animals They Represent

At first glance, Helen Violet's miniature animal sculptures could easily be mistaken for real pets. The Toronto-based artist uses polymer clay, acrylic paint, and resin to create incredibly lifelike dogs, cats, and other animals, carefully capturing everything from their fur and markings to their unique expressions and personalities. Her attention…

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Bored Panda · Oct 28

23 Stunning Macro Shots From 35AWARDS That Prove A Single Drop Of Water Can Hold A Whole World

They form overnight and vanish by breakfast, but for a few minutes at dawn, dewdrops turn leaves, petals and sleepy insects into something straight out of a fairy tale.

RideApart · Oct 28

Rental E-Bike Company Tells Customers To Stop 'Jousting'

Electric scooter company Lime has now spoken publicly about a performance art piece that took place in London, UK. But if its e-bikes aren't for jousting, then what are they for?

The Guardian - US · Oct 28

‘Deceptively simple’: Gullah Geechee art exhibition illustrates that beauty lies in the details

Exhibition at the Cameron Art Museum in North Carolina centers the work of artist Jonathan Green, tying together contemporary art and Gullah heritage

The National (Scotland) · Oct 28

Art, ideas and resistance unite for Arika festival of Palestinian voices in Glasgow

A five-day gathering at Glasgow’s Tramway will bring together Palestinian voices, international thinkers, filmmakers, poets, musicians and grassroots organisers to explore how art can challenge colonialism and imagine different futures

The Times of India · Oct 28

How a Wisconsin farmer turned his home into a colourful art environment

In 1924, Wisconsin farmer Albert Zahn moved into a house he had built in Baileys Harbor and began filling it with carved birds, angels and wooden figures. His wife, Louise, painted the creations, turning their home into Bird’s Park, a local attraction that drew visitors for years. Although the original…

The Times of India · Oct 28

Joe Whale, famous for childhood doodles, explores 10 emotions in London art show

At 9, Joe Whale attracted attention for drawing on the walls of a restaurant in Shrewsbury, England. The young artist, known as the Doodle Boy, went on to work with international brands and create large-scale illustrations. At 16, he returned to Britain from Australia for Ambassadors of Feeling, his first…

Latin Times · Oct 28

Canada's Youth Climate Trial Opens With 15 Plaintiffs Challenging Ottawa on Constitutional Duty

Fifteen young Canadians are challenging Ottawa's climate policies in Canada's first federal youth-led climate trial, arguing emissions policy violates their Charter rights to life and security.

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