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A sacred moment at a dried-up oasis: M’Hammed Kilito’s best photograph

silverguide.site – ‘When Mustapha leaned forward to look into this old well in eastern Morocco, it seemed part ritual – and part desperation’…
A sacred moment at a dried-up oasis: M’Hammed Kilito’s best photograph
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‘Pretty revolutionary’: a Brooklyn exhibit interrogates white-dominated AI to make it more inclusive

silverguide.site – Stephanie Dinkins challenges the racialized AI space by highlighting Black ethos and cultural cornerstones…
‘Pretty revolutionary’: a Brooklyn exhibit interrogates white-dominated AI to make it more inclusive
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A world blown upside down: my Arles photo festival picks

silverguide.site – The Guardian’s head of photography visited France’s renowned photography spectacular. From Nan Goldin to Kikuji Kawada to a father snipped from his own life story, she picks her highlights…
A world blown upside down: my Arles photo festival picks
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‘Art can be a release’: how Black Girls in Art Spaces is bridging cultural gaps

silverguide.site – The organization has nearly 40 chapters across the US and cultivates communities in which Black women and girls engage with art…
‘Art can be a release’: how Black Girls in Art Spaces is bridging cultural gaps
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Norfolk woman hands over 16th-century painting identified as stolen 50 years ago

silverguide.site – Exclusive: Barbara de Dozsa had argued ownership because work by Italian artist Solario had been bought in good faith…
Norfolk woman hands over 16th-century painting identified as stolen 50 years ago
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‘Fearless exploration’: visionary Australian artist Janet Dawson gets her first retrospective aged 90

silverguide.site – Art Gallery of NSW exhibition spanning more than six decades is a long-overdue celebration of a life lived through art, where nature and abstraction converge in luminous harmony…
‘Fearless exploration’: visionary Australian artist Janet Dawson gets her first retrospective aged 90
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Mutant seabirds, sewer secrets and a lick of art ice-cream: Folkestone Triennial review

silverguide.site – Various venues The salty nooks of this harbour town are the setting for a bleakly brilliant coastal festival taking in migrants’ plight, water pollution, burial urns – and some sweet relief…
Mutant seabirds, sewer secrets and a lick of art ice-cream: Folkestone Triennial review
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Alien landscapes, Arctic artists and pioneers of pleasure – the week in art

silverguide.site – Georgia O’Keeffe and David Hockney enjoy the air, the British Museum looks to the far north, and the Folkestone Triennial gets under way…
Alien landscapes, Arctic artists and pioneers of pleasure – the week in art
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Sculpture in the City/Bloomberg Space review – folk horror bubbles up under towering icons of cash

silverguide.site – New commissions on this enjoyable art trail from the Wilson sisters, Ai Weiwei and Andrew Sabin remind us that this part of London is full of echoes of ancient ritual…
Sculpture in the City/Bloomberg Space review – folk horror bubbles up under towering icons of cash
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‘I was censored for a long time’: the woman who photographed Chile’s sex workers and dissidents

silverguide.site – From brothels to boxing rings, Paz Errázuriz’s tender images always challenged the Pinochet dictatorship. Now 81 years old – and ahead of a UK show – the spiky-haired artist recounts a career spent on the fringes…
‘I was censored for a long time’: the woman who photographed Chile’s sex workers and dissidents
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Humble peasants … or an odyssey of sex and death? The Millet masterpiece that electrified modern art

silverguide.site – Van Gogh saw compassion for the rural worker; Dalí saw phalluses and a child’s grave. As The Angelus comes to the UK, our critic celebrates a painting so deep it could even induce hallucinations…
Humble peasants … or an odyssey of sex and death? The Millet masterpiece that electrified modern art
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Australia’s octogenarian basketball team know it’s never too late to don the green and gold

silverguide.site – For over-80s at the world championships, the game is played on a smaller court with extended shot clocks – and in this age category, competition can sometimes feature courtside defibrillation…
Australia’s octogenarian basketball team know it’s never too late to don the green and gold
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The cowboy as a symbol of America: Jim Krantz’s best photograph

silverguide.site – ‘When I look at this photograph I want to be that guy. He’s super alive and in the moment. Everything about it is energising, masculine, powerful’…
The cowboy as a symbol of America: Jim Krantz’s best photograph
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Never mind the Norman bollocks: Reading’s replica Bayeux tapestry is a prudish triumph!

silverguide.site – It may not be completely anatomically accurate, but the Victorian copy of the Bayeux tapestry is as much an emblem of its time as the 11th-century original…
Never mind the Norman bollocks: Reading’s replica Bayeux tapestry is a prudish triumph!
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‘They digest externally’: the artist who creates paintings with live flies

silverguide.site – For over a decade, John Knuth has created art using the regurgitation of flies and after he lost his home in the California wildfires, his work has a new perspective…
‘They digest externally’: the artist who creates paintings with live flies
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A bite-sized Cherry Bar? The artist creating miniatures of beloved Melbourne music venues

silverguide.site – David Hourigan has made tiny versions of the Tote, the Espy and many more down to the cigarette butts and band posters, wanting to ‘preserve these before they disappear’…
A bite-sized Cherry Bar? The artist creating miniatures of beloved Melbourne music venues
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Please do touch: sculpture exhibition curated by blind people to feature tactile works

silverguide.site – Henry Moore Institute in Leeds, hosting Beyond the Visual, hopes to challenge ‘ocularcentric bias’ in galleries…
Please do touch: sculpture exhibition curated by blind people to feature tactile works
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‘People here are as strong as concrete’: the stunning architecture of war-torn Kharkiv

silverguide.site – A new architectural guidebook was written as a love letter to the Ukrainian city – then Russia started bombing it. How will this home to Tetris-like offices and daring curved cinemas be rebuilt?…
‘People here are as strong as concrete’: the stunning architecture of war-torn Kharkiv
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Cyborgs, snapchat dysmorphia and AI-led surgery: has our digital age ruined beauty?

silverguide.site – From photo-editing apps to ‘Instagram face’, technology has radically altered the way we see ourselves. Ahead of a new exhibition at Somerset House, our critic considers the meaning of art in a digital age…
Cyborgs, snapchat dysmorphia and AI-led surgery: has our digital age ruined beauty?
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When John Crace met his Waterloo | Brief letters

silverguide.site – Brief letters: Paintings in parliament | Keighley’s finest | Taking the water | Spot the lawnmower…
When John Crace met his Waterloo | Brief letters
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