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Globe Hotel: outback Queensland pub to represent Australia at Venice biennale
Barcaldine hotel will be part of exhibit with the theme of ‘repair’ at world architecture expo
Read more » | Desktop version »Turner prize 2018: art that asks timely, probing questions
The latest group of shortlisted Turner artists deal in real lives, dignity, history and legacy – subjects that demand examination in globally uncertain times
Read more » | Desktop version »Turner prize shortlist pits research agency against film-makers
Forensic Architecture, Naeem Mohaiemen, Charlotte Prodger and Luke Willis Thompson in contention for prize
Read more » | Desktop version »James Cook: The Voyages review – eye-opening records of colliding worlds
British Library, LondonWork by ill-fated illustrators aboard Captain Cook’s first journey to the Pacific sit alongside revelatory images by a Polynesian high priest in this haunting exhibition
Read more » | Desktop version »Ernst Eisenmayer obituary
Other lives: Painter and sculptor who fled from Austria in the late 1930s
Read more » | Desktop version »George Byrne's best photograph: a courthouse drama in a ghost town
‘At a time of Islamophobia in the western world, it was a moment of connection’
Read more » | Desktop version »Kyotographie in Japan – photo essay
The Kyotographie photography festival, now in its sixth year, uses unique spaces to showcase the work of 15 leading international photographers
Read more » | Desktop version »Blue palace: Blenheim to celebrate colour visionary Yves Klein
Work by artist – famed for his intense ultramarine hue – to feature in ancestral home of the Churchills
Read more » | Desktop version »Modigliani sets world record with estimate in excess of $150m
Nu couché (sur le côté gauche) may fetch more than £170.4m paid for another nude in 2015
Read more » | Desktop version »Slaver! Invader! The tour guide who tells the ugly truth about museum portraits
Was Lord Nelson a white supremacist? Was Queen Victoria a thief? Alice Procter take us on one of her Uncomfortable Art Tours, which aim to show how the empire still exerts a grip on British galleries
Read more » | Desktop version »'Astonishing, ravishing, sublime' – Rodin and the Art of Ancient Greece review
British Museum, LondonThe Frenchman made some of the best loved sculptures in the world. But his magnificent work is still no match for the Parthenon Marbles. My god, what art!
Read more » | Desktop version »John Warren obituary
Other lives: Architect, planner, architectural historian and artist
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