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National Galleries Scotland to end BP ties over climate concerns
Move increases pressure on London’s National Portrait Gallery to sever its links
Read more » | Desktop version »24/7: A Wake-Up Call for Our Non-Stop World review – in search of lost time
An enjoyably restless multimedia show explores the nonstop nature of our round-the-clock world, where day and night merge and elusive sleep is the last refuge
Read more » | Desktop version »Martin brothers’ quirky bird jar expected to fetch up to £50,000 at auction
Avant-garde ceramics – made in the 19th and early 20th century by four siblings who lived in poverty – are back under the hammer
Read more » | Desktop version »The big picture: Henri Cartier-Bresson flying his kite
The photographer didn’t like having his picture taken. Luckily, his wife had a diverting prop at hand…
Read more » | Desktop version »Sign of the times in Hollywood: LA photographer seeks moving pictures
New book from artist Matthew Frost collects pictures of tourists capturing their own moments in front of the famous sign
Read more » | Desktop version »Meltdown: the urgent art of our disappearing glaciers
An arresting exhibition from activist charity Project Pressure uses conceptual photography to capture the decline of the ice caps
Read more » | Desktop version »Hello, Robot review – where human and machine don't quite meet
From pet cyber-seals to cars with minds of their own, an exploration of the science and fiction of robots raises more questions than it answers
Read more » | Desktop version »Manet made the doodles in his letters look effortless ... by using tracing paper
Art historian uncovers secret behind impressionist master’s ‘off-the-cuff’ sketches
Read more » | Desktop version »How the art of black power shook off the white gaze
Soul of a Nation, at San Francisco’s De Young Museum, celebrates artists and activists in the home of the Black Panthers
Read more » | Desktop version »Steve McQueen's school sensation, R2-D2 and a hi-tech Leonardo – the week in art
McQueen puts Britain’s next generation on billboards, droids take over Dundee, and the National Gallery goes inside the mind of Da Vinci
Read more » | Desktop version »Gus Casely-Hayford to lead V&A's new east London museum
Historian and broadcaster feels ‘enormously privileged’ to join V&A East, due to open in 2023
Read more » | Desktop version »William Klein’s Shoes Polisher … urban codes and libidinal currents
Ahead of his time in bringing street photography to the mainstream, Klein captures the male energy of the 1980s
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