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‘Slightly haunted but manageable’: new signs cause confusion – and delight – in Christchurch

Six absurdist signs resembling official city council information boards have popped up across New Zealand’s second-largest city

The Guardian - AU

Tate’s greats are certainly not kept hidden from view

Letters: Roland Rudd of Tate responds to an article by Jonathan Jones that questioned the organisation’s ambition and priorities. Plus a letter from Liz Goddard on Máret Ánne Sara’s installation at Tate Modern

The Guardian - UK

Peter Lloyd-Jones obituary

Other lives: Artist who founded the School of Three-Dimensional Design at Kingston University

The Guardian - UK

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Elgin Marbles to stay on display at British Museum during £1bn refurbishment

Director reaffirms ancient Greek sculptures will remain in London despite Greek government hopes for their return

Evening Standard

Your Guide to Buying Art Online

From virtual galleries to social media platforms, the internet offers plenty of places to shop for paintings, sculptures and other artwork without breaking the bank.

Kiplinger

The Moroccan women artists harnessing the creative power of crafts

Once relegated to secondary status in the modern art world, handicrafts are making a comeback. In Morocco, a new generation of artists are reworking inherited techniques using recycled and natural materials, giving old practices new meaning.

Radio France Internationale

How life in São Paulo inspired this artist's award-winning art and animation

“Making art isn’t a choice, it’s how I process life,” says Pedro Conti.

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George Clooney's sister Adelia dies aged 65 following cancer battle

Actor pays emotional tribute to 'hero' sibling who taught art at Kentucky elementary school

Evening Standard

Saudi Now has the best bilingual workmark I've seen

The new identity is full of youthful energy.

Creative Bloq

Ceal Floyer obituary

Conceptual artist whose work derived humour from shifting points of view, puns and double takes

The Guardian - UK

Last-minute Christmas gifts: 18 UK presents you still have time to buy (even on Christmas Eve)

Whether it’s a wine subscription, a museum membership or life-drawing lessons, it’s not too late to grab an 11th-hour present

The Guardian - UK

Party with Picasso, wonder at the ancients and go wild with photography – the week in art

The Spanish master’s angle on performance, treasures from Egypt and the year’s best wildlife images on Earth – all in your weekly dispatch

The Guardian - UK

This artist creates beautiful medieval-inspired scenes using mechanical pencils and gel pens

Sarah Koudelka's transatlantic upbringing inspired her love of medieval architecture and lush landscapes.

Creative Bloq

‘I had to plunge the knife into the canvas’: Edita Schubert wielded her scalpel like other artists wield a brush

In her day job, the ‘first lady of Croatian avant garde’ sliced up cadavers at Zagreb’s anatomical institute. In her studio, she used the same medical instruments to make art that surprises to this day

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Restorers swap brushes for lasers in the first restoration of an iconic Roman monument in 40 years

Italian restorers have used laser beams to clean an ancient Roman marble column in the piazza outside the prime minister’s office, removing layers of dust and grime that had covered the monument for decades

Creative Bloq

Why shadows are so important in character art

Concept artist Jenny Brozek shows how shadows can direct the viewer's gaze.

Latin Times

Oona Chaplin on Her Mapuche Grandmother, Charlie Chaplin and Her Role as a Fantastic Villain in Avatar: Fire and Ash

The granddaughter of Charles Chaplin and a Mapuche woman, Oona Castilla Chaplin, the new villain in Avatar: Fire and Ash, has always lived between worlds. Born on June 4, 1986, in Madrid, her identity was shaped by a constant back and forth between Spain, the United Kingdom, Switzerland, and Cuba.…

Evening Standard

Rocco Ritchie gives tour of his 'charming' studio in Chelsea - but Madonna has big complaint

The 25-year-old’s mother Madonna hit out at the west London space in a savage comment

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David Heathcote obituary

Other lives: Painter, sculptor and art historian whose collection of Hausa art from Nigeria was acquired by the British Museum

The Guardian - UK

‘A cave complex worthy of Batman!’ Mind-boggling buildings that showed the world a new China

The birth of the People’s Republic is seen as a time of drab buildings. But this dazzling show, featuring a factory in a cave and a denounced roof, tells a wildly different story

The Guardian - UK

Take that Santa! This is me upside-down and naked in a fireplace – Brooke DiDonato’s best photograph

‘I wanted to make a perfect square with my body. My back hurt for days afterwards. People often want to know if the kitten is real’

Radio France Internationale

Louvre partially reopens despite staff vote to carry on strike

The Louvre partially reopened on Wednesday despite staff voting unanimously to extend a strike over pay and working conditions, union representatives said.

The Independent UK

Why the world's most visited museum has reached a breaking point

The ongoing strike at the Louvre has become a major test of the museum's management

Woman & Home

For a manicure that feels akin to an accessory, silver Christmas nails are the way to go

From reflective French tips to molten, cat eye-like effects, these silver Christmas nails promise modern sophistication...

International Business Times UK

Barbara Rose Johns: The Teen Protester Turned Civil Rights Icon Honoured With a US Capitol Statue

Barbara Rose Johns, who led a student strike at 16 that challenged school segregation, is honoured with a statue in the US Capitol building history.

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