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Picasso’s Boy with a Shovel painting exhibited at the Museo Picasso Málaga, the genuine artwork contrasting with forged Picassos

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Police Raid: Fake Picasso, Rembrandt & Kahlo Paintings

A 77-year-old German man and his network were caught selling forged masterpieces by Picasso, Rembrandt, and Kahlo in a multi-million euro art forgery operation spanning Germany, Switzerland, and Liechtenstein.

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Learn to Draw for Free

Discover the 21 best YouTube channels to learn drawing for free — sketching, shading, anatomy, and illustration tutorials for every skill level.

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💥Manifesto for a More Responsible Art Culture

An insider’s opinion from the Flash Grenades series — exposing how “challenging the viewer” lost its purpose and urging honesty and accountability in today’s art world.

Portrait of Oscar Wilde, the Irish writer and playwright whose British Library reader card was reissued 130 years after being revoked

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British Library Restores Oscar Wilde’s Card 130 Years After Revocation

The British Library reissues Oscar Wilde’s reader’s card, reversing his 1895 exclusion after conviction for homosexuality.

A newly printed novel bearing the Organic Literature stamp, symbolizing the movement to preserve human-written storytelling

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Books By People: Organic Literature Stamp Launches to Defend Human-Written Books

UK start-up Books By People launches “Organic Literature” certification to label books created by humans, pushing back against the rise of AI-written content.

The glass and steel facade of the Japanese American National Museum in Los Angeles, gleaming in sunlight as visitors gather outside in the Little Tokyo district.

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U.S. Museums Fight Back as Federal Cuts and Censorship Rise

Across America, museums are losing federal funds and facing censorship. But from Los Angeles to Albany, they’re finding new strength in solidarity.

Portrait of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. honoring his legacy alongside the Eternal Flame at the Martin Luther King Jr. Center in Atlanta

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Eternal Flame Vandalized at Martin Luther King Jr. Center in Atlanta

Police arrest a man after vandalism at the Martin Luther King Jr. Center, damaging the Eternal Flame but leaving the site open and the flame still burning.

Unit Gallery’s Don’t Look Back exhibition curated by Beth Greenacre and Sigrid Kirk.

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Don’t Look Back With Teeth: UNIT Gallery’s Survival Gig

Curators Beth Greenacre and Sigrid Kirk stage a festival-style exhibition that swaps swagger for stamina, pitching ’90s legacies against today’s precarity and digital myth-making.

Albert Einstein’s 1894 Zunterer “Lina” violin auction lot which has sold for £860,000 at Dominic Winter Auctioneers

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Einstein’s Beloved Violin Fetches Over £1 Million at Gloucestershire Auction

Albert Einstein’s 1894 Zunterer “Lina” violin sold for £860,000 at Dominic Winter Auctioneers, topping £1m with fees; provenance includes Max von Laue.

Historical image showing Plato teaching students in an olive grove at the Academy.

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Plato’s Academy: A Grove Where Thinking Became an Art

Walk into Plato’s olive grove in Athens, where dialogue shaped early higher learning—and discover how the Academy’s spirit still guides art and ideas today.

Creek Parthenon marble sculptures mounted along a limestone wall, with museum visitors walking past and reading exhibit text.

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Greek Art Diaspora: From Athens to Hollywood & Melbourne

How Greek artists across Greece, Cyprus, Australia, Canada & the U.S. shape global culture—from Kounellis and Chryssa to Lanthimos and digital Hellenism.

Jersey's Ballet d’Jèrri opened its doors to 8,000 people for free performances (illustration picture of ballet)

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Jersey’s £10m Cultural Investment Sparks Creative Boom

Jersey’s £10m arts funding in 2024 turned into record visitor numbers, new jobs, and a cultural revival proving creativity pays back beyond money.