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Morning Mail: Sadistic groomers targeting teens online; hunt for flood victims; and all eyes on smart glasses

Online extortion network grooming young people; hunt for Himalaya flood victims continues; smart glasses facing further backlash

The Guardian - AU

‘More bodyguards than Frank Sinatra’: When Blue Poles first toured, it was met with street protests. Now it’s crossing Australia

Bought by the then Australian prime minister, Gough Whitlam, for the yet-to-be-built National Gallery in Canberra, Jackson Pollock’s Blue Poles sparked one of Australia’s most enduring culture wars

The Guardian - AU

Yayoi Kusama’s psychedelic art was at its best when taken in high doses

With dots that dizzied the viewer, the giddy sensory overload of seeing the grandest installations of her octopuses and giant pumpkins was hard to resist

The Guardian - UK

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Quote of the day by Ed Harris: 'One of the first things I learned...' Life lessons from inspiring quote on self-discovery, personal growth, jealousy, honesty, success, authenticity, vulnerability and inner focus

Quote of the day by Ed Harris explains why personal growth should be measured against your own progress instead of other people. His words connect acting with self-discovery, honesty, vulnerability and inner focus. The quote also offers life lessons about jealousy, authenticity, self-improvement and success. Ed Harris’s career provides context…

The Economic Times

They're having a lend: packing Blue Poles off exhibits Canberra distaste

If you're going to loan art, don't do the work a disservice.

The Canberra Times

Controversial artwork takes up pole position in west

The prime minister has announced a $500 million painting, deemed a waste of taxpayer funds when first purchased, will depart Australia's capital for the west.

AAP

Quote of the day by Ed Harris: 'You can’t betray yourself too often, or you...' Life lessons from inspiring quote on compromises, personal identity, core values, true nature

Quote of the day by Ed Harris, “You can’t betray yourself too often, or you become somebody else,” explains how repeated compromises can affect personal identity. The quote focuses on self-respect, authenticity, personal values and the choices people make in careers, relationships and personal growth while seeking approval from others.

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The emperor's new receipt: Rs 59 cr for a banana? Inside the world of absurd art pricing

In a very exclusive room far far away, a very ordinary looking wooden gavel comes down on an equally ordinary looking rostrum and somehow millions of dollars have transpired within that quarter of a second.

The Times of India

Jack White’s panned exhibition: Which musicians found success in fine art?

Jack White’s debut exhibition has divided opinion. Here’s how other music icons fared in the court of public opinion and the eyes of critics.

Euronews

What Christie's $1.45 billion blockbuster art auction tells us about the 'Great Wealth Transfer'

Some $1 trillion worth of art will change hands over the next decade.

Fortune

Uncaged+ review – elegant sketches of Lee Krasner and her life with Jackson Pollock

Fame’s Antonia Franceschi delivers a double portrait of Krasner, with music by Claire van Kampen, plus there’s a superb solo from Edward Watson

The Guardian - UK

Arteta’s ChatGPT Guardiola-ism is down but history beckons for Gunners

The quadruple dream may be dead but Arsenal are now just four games from achieving an unprecedented nonruple

The Guardian - UK

‘Absolutely transformative’: Willem de Kooning exhibition uncovers raw intensity of early work

A Princeton University Art Museum show captures the urgent power of the iconic abstract expressionist’s 1945-50 breakthrough years

The Guardian - US

‘A child could have done that’: Literally in the case of Jackson Pollock's paintings, study finds

A new study has found that Pollock’s style is hard for adults to replicate, whereas children find it… child’s play.

Euronews

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Culture Digest: The best things to do, hear, see or watch in Europe this week

Stunning wildlife photography, dystopian game shows and scandalous divorce lawyers - here's what cultural highlights to look out for this week.

The Guardian - UK

Betty Parsons review – scintillating seaside adventures from the woman behind giants like Rothko

As a gallerist, she represented painters like Jackson Pollock – but her own work, which she did at weekends, is deliciously bold and breezy

The Guardian - UK

Lee review – portrait of the artist stepping out of Jackson Pollock’s shadow

Painter Lee Krasner’s rivalry with her husband is laid bare in an affecting play about a relationship both loving and riddled with hostility

The Independent UK

Scientists identify a mystery color in one of Jackson Pollock's paintings

Scientists have identified the origins of the blue color in one of Jackson Pollock’s paintings with a little help from chemistry

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First Thing: Supreme court clears way for Trump to mass fire federal workers

Justices lift lower court order that froze ‘reductions in force’ layoffs while litigation proceeded. Plus, Ed Sheeran tries his hand at art

Euronews

Ed Sheeran’s original paintings to go on sale to raise money for his foundation

A new exhibition in London will feature original artworks created by the British singer-songwriter Ed Sheeran.

Creative Bloq

Ed Sheeran's new artwork is raising eyebrows

"What a load of Pollocks."

The Guardian - UK

Ed Sheeran’s Pollock homage has energy but no feeling or truth

Abstract art like this gives all abstract art a bad name, just meaningless concoctions that avoid proper scrutiny

The Guardian - UK

Leonardo Drew review – are these towers of debris the ruins of America?

Floating on walls, strewn across the floor and rising in heaps, the detritus here feels less like an echo of Jackson Pollock and more like, well, random rubbish

The Independent UK

Grandfather and grandson art dealer duo curate exhibition celebrating David Hockney’s early work

New exhibition marks the first in-depth exploration of the early period of Hockney’s career, when he was a student at the Royal College of Art

The Conversation

Blue Poles and its $1.4m price-tag shocked the nation, but did it change us?

Even as a high school student in the 1920s, Jackson Pollock understood the value of art and culture. The young upstart and his friends caused a “classroom scandal” when they published a polemic criticising their school’s “overemphasis on athletics” and “disrespect” of the humanities. They called it the Journal of…

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