Ivan Price obituary
Other lives: Teacher who was a painter and sculptor as well as an accomplished musician
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Luke Jerram: Crossings; David Batchelor: Colour Is – review
The estate’s lake hosts an audio boating experience that’s at once tranquil and shattering. Indoors, a retrospective of the Scottish artist is a riot of repurposed colour
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Building a Martian House review – will this be your tiny gold-foil room on Mars?
How to live well, and sanely, on a freezing, dry planet bombarded with radiation, wonder two artists, whose prototype Martian house also affords a view of our increasingly challenged Earth
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The big picture: Sabine Weiss’s surreal vision of Paris
Sent to capture a shop display, the famed photographer focused instead on a man sleeping on the pavement
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‘These cows saved my life’: the Queensland farm offering healing cattle cuddles
A social enterprise outside of Cairns providing mental health therapy and giving beef cattle a second chance is set to become a part of the NDIS
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Cosey Fanni Tutti: ‘I was lucky I got thrown out of home. I see it as a gift’
The Throbbing Gristle co-founder and performance artist is seen as an elder stateswoman of the avant garde. She talks about legacy, and the liberation of revisiting her darkest experiences for a new memoir
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A tyrant gets boxed, men don tights and mermaids wiggle – the week in art
A sceptical look at a British colonialist, fashion’s role in masculinity and the world of 3D embroidery – all in your weekly dispatch
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‘I burned all my relationships in the kiln’: Lindsey Mendick’s courageous, confessional ceramics
The artist’s new show explores the vilification of powerful women from Medusa to Meghan Markle – while confessing to some of her darkest sins
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David Crow obituary
Other lives: Talented graphic designer who eventually moved into teaching at universities
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Ravers having it large at Castlemorton, 1992: Alan Lodge’s best photograph
‘In 1992, 20,000 people gathered for an illegal rave at Castlemorton Common. It was the thing to dance on speaker stacks or on the top of buses or trucks’
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Tate regrets way in which relationship with artists ended | Letter
Letter: Roland Rudd, the chair of Tate, on resolving a dispute with three artists
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It’s a monster mash! How the V&A is facing a transatlantic battle over a 7ft Frankenstein figure
The Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County is demanding the return of the 1930s movie prop – but its London rival is not giving up without a fight
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