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FORGOTTEN HISTORY: 17 | History Defined

What will happen in 2023? A calendar of the year

Elections in several countries, film awards shows and sports tournaments among highlights

The Guardian - UK

Katy Hessel: gender disparity in art is still completely shocking

The art historian has just won Waterstones Book of the Year for The Story of Art without Men. She talks to Hattie Crisell

Evening Standard

Bears’ coaching staff has mastered the art of the steal

Quarterback Justin Fields is a unique talent. Unique talents deserve a unique approach to coaching.

Chicago Sun-Times

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How early failure can lead to success later in creative careers

Failing early in our careers can make us question whether we are on the right path. We may look at people who have succeeded from the outset and wonder why it doesn’t come so easily to us. Classical violinist Nigel Kennedy, actor Natalie Portman and painter Pablo Picasso are examples…

The Conversation

‘He was like a father’: Picasso’s forgotten muse and daughter open exhibition

Lydia Corbett was one of Picasso’s muses and went on to be an artist herself. Now she has a new exhibition with her daughter Alice. Maddy Mussen talks to them about a remarkable past and a creative present

Evening Standard

From pirates’ hideout to Dalí’s bolthole: Cadaqués, star of Spain’s Costa Brava

This hidden cove has drawn artists for generations but the ex-hippy seaside town has maintained its independent character

The Guardian - UK

Review: Picasso season arrives in LA with two smashing museum shows

LOS ANGELES — It's Picasso season in Los Angeles.

Los Angeles Times

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Soup on a Van Gogh, mashed potatoes on a Monet: Why are activists throwing food on priceless art?

Centuries-old paintings have been targeted by environmentalists as a way of drawing attention to their cause, with Johannes Vermeer's Girl with a Pearl Earring joining the soupy ranks.

ABC News

Protests at art museums are nothing new. Here are 3 famous examples from history

Climate groups like Just Stop Oil are making headlines for targeting famous works of art in their fossil fuel protests. It's a tactic that other individuals and groups have used over the last century.

WEKU

Jimmy Carr Destroys Art may be the stupidest take on ‘cancel culture’ yet

The ‘8 Out of 10 Cats’ comic stands before an audience and asks whether he should destroy artworks by Adolf Hitler, Rolf Harris and Picasso. Even if it weren’t for Carr’s own sketchy history with controversy, Channel 4’s new programme would be a terrible idea, writes Louis Chilton

The Independent UK

Jimmy Carr Destroys Art may be the stupidest take on ‘cancel culture’ yet

The Independent UK

Channel 4 buys painting by Hitler – and may let Jimmy Carr destroy it

Ian Katz says new show celebrates the channel’s tradition of ‘iconoclasm and irreverence’

The Guardian - UK

Shane MacGowan, 64, sips bubbly and puffs on vape with Kate Moss during rare night out

Sober Shane MacGown looked every inch the rock star on Tuesday night, as stars like Kate Moss and Bob Geldof flocked to the launch of his new art exhibition which features work from Hollywood actor Johnny Depp

Daily Mirror

Extinction Rebellion: Why A Lismore Resident Glued Her Hand To The Perspex Shield Over A Picasso

Two Extinction Rebellion activists, one a Lismore resident, glued their hands to the perspex over a Picasso painting on Sunday — here's why.

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Protesters sorry for Picasso glue stunt

Climate activists regret the inconvenience caused after protesters glued themselves to a Picasso in Melbourne and forced an exhibition to briefly close.

The Guardian - UK

Cezanne review – a mesmerising master of everyday mystery

Quivering apples, mountainscapes like haikus… this first major UK show in a generation lays bare the French artist’s daring

The Guardian - AU

Prized Picasso ‘unharmed’ after Extinction Rebellion activists glue hands to painting in Melbourne

Two people were arrested and later released without charge over the protest at the National Gallery of Victoria

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Extinction Rebellion Protestors Glued Their Hands To A Legit Fkn Picasso At The NGV In Melbourne

Ok I don't like it, Picasso.

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ABC News

Protesters arrested after gluing themselves to Picasso painting at NGV in Melbourne

Police have arrested three protesters, after two of them glued their hands to the protective covering on a Picasso painting.

The Guardian - UK

‘I was blown away by the beauty’: readers’ favourite museums and galleries in Europe

Amazing design, insights into history and gorgeous outdoor spaces all feature in our readers’ picks of European institutions. Scroll down to see the winner

The Guardian - UK

Cézanne review – gags, mountains and murder in a dizzying, devastating show

For a long time, the French artist was the ultimate icon of seriousness. But these beautiful, touching works reveal the sly playful humour at the heart of his genius

Evening Standard

Cezanne at Tate Modern review: the king of the fruit bowl is back and yes, he’s brilliant

Picasso called him the “father” of his generation of artists

The Guardian - UK

Six reasons why artist’s artist Paul Cézanne is hailed as ‘greatest of us all’

As Tate Modern opens a major Cézanne exhibition, here’s why Picasso admired the artist so much he bought his mountain

Los Angeles Times

Robin Abcarian: Another child art prodigy? Yawn. Wake me up when one of them paints the Mona Lisa

The world of abstract art is a mystery to me, as I imagine it is for most people.

Chicago Sun-Times

Brad Lynch, award-winning Chicago architect, dies at 64

The outgoing and avuncular Lynch was first drawn to Chicago in 1967 when he visited the city from his home in Wisconsin to see the Picasso sculpture.

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