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‘Teething problems’: visitors offered refunds for Marble Arch Mound
Council invites customers to return once the landscape has had time to ‘bed in and grow’
Read more » | Desktop version »Tony McGrath obituary
Outstanding photographer who went on to become a pioneering picture editor of the Observer
Read more » | Desktop version »‘Things are changing and it’s optimistic’: a celebration of contemporary African art
Three Black artists, African and African American, explore common lineage and traditions
Read more » | Desktop version »Colin Painter obituary
Other lives: Artist and educator who examined the gulf between the art establishment and the public
Read more » | Desktop version »Tokyo review – lust and loneliness in Japan’s pleasure quarters
A seductive encounter with past and present at the Olympic city shows that Tokyo practically invented modern art
Read more » | Desktop version »From Cézanne to surrealism: Tate unveils 2022 programme
Other exhibitions include Cornelia Parker, Walter Sickert, Barbara Hepworth and the Turner prize
Read more » | Desktop version »‘It can’t be ignored’: Osman Yousefzada on his gigantic artwork
He has dressed Beyoncé and Lady Gaga – and now he’s dressed Birmingham. As his ‘infinity pattern’ is unveiled, the artist talks poverty, class – and why he’s not interested in being a ‘good immigrant’
Read more » | Desktop version »Oscar Murillo: Frequencies review – adult-approved teenage rebellion
Cardinal Pole Catholic School, east LondonThe artist has handed over the canvas to give schoolkids from around the world an outlet for their adolescent rage. The problem is, they’re not all rebels like him
Read more » | Desktop version »Joy; Tranquillity review – try Scottish dancing and a dram instead
A bewildering assortment of objects, installations and audio guides will not lift you into either of the states these shows aim to portray
Read more » | Desktop version »Departures at high-profile Barcelona museum provoke anger in art world
Hundreds sign petition after the jobs of Tanya Barson and Pablo Martínez, two senior figures at Macba, are axed
Read more » | Desktop version »The Observer’s Tony McGrath: fearless picture editor who refused to flinch from brutal reality
The newspaper’s former picture editor, a great photographer and believer in photojournalism as an agent for change, has died
Read more » | Desktop version »The big picture: zoot you, sir! Charlie Phillips’s snappy dresser, 1968
This portrait in west London was taken by the prolific photographer of black lives, whose archive is now on show at the Southbank Centre
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