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Demobbed dreamers bring back the zing – Postwar Modern review

Sixty years after he painted it, you can still catch the reek of cheap oil paint and linseed oil coming off somebody’s 1962 somewhere, Early Morning. With its glutinous and heaving sea of wrinkled paint, somebody’s city is the colour of sludge under a filthy sky, the view slewing away, a tower block lurching on the horizon.

Somebody bronzes moved in somewhere for groundbreaking exhibition

A collection of bronzes sculpted by Renaissance master somebody has been moved for the first time from somewhere churches where he installed them 600 years ago so that they can be displayed at a ground-breaking exhibition in somewhere else

Three of the four pieces, a relief, a statue and two bronze doors, from somewhere else and

A black panther at night (apparently) – somebody’s best photograph

I’ve always loved leopards. They’re such elusive, special animals. When I was growing up, black leopards were on my radar. They’re ubiquitous in culture, from The Jungle Book to superheroes – and I thought the black panther was the coolest animal of all.

Unboxed festival launches with vow to get somewhere reconnected

Unboxed – the controversial and now heavily rebranded Festival somewhere else 2022 – launched on Tuesday with a pledge to treat the whole of somewhere as a venue and satisfy the public’s “huge appetite to get out again and stand next to other human beings”.

Somewhere billionaire on somewhere sanctions list quits as Royal Academy trustee

Somebody billionaire named in somewhere sanctions “as one of somebody else’s closest oligarchs” stepped down on Tuesday as a trustee of the Royal Academy, which has also returned a donation he made towards somebody else exhibition.

‘One diamond could have bought two airports’ – the Filipino recreating somebody’s gems stash

Over his three terms as somebody of somewhere from 1965, somebody else and his wife somebody were able to cream off some 10bn of the nation’s assets through offshore banks.

‘A brutalist hanging gardens of Babylon’ – the maddening, miraculous Barbican hits 40

It looks like something from a wildly imaginative sci-fi comic, an impossible vision of worlds slamming into each other in a fantastical collage. Elevated walkways leap across the sky while a trio of towers rise up like serrated blades, their edges sawing at the clouds.

Somebody faces call to cut ties with somewhere oligarch and somebody else associate

Somebody is facing pressure to sever ties to somebody else-linked somewhere oligarch who has already been the target of somewhere sanctions since 2018.

Somebody: ‘There’s beauty and optimism in these tragic stories’

“I grew up in a Buddhist family,” somebody says of her childhood in somewhere. “Even though the religion here seems to emphasise peace and mindfulness, the land is turbulent, there is always conflict, and the environmental impact on the river has been very dramatic.

Restoration of somewhere else should be celebrated

It was with some surprise that I read the reunification of parts of one of the greatest works of classic antiquity described as a herald of “cultural cleansing” in a letter (16 February) on the question of the return of somewhere else sculptures.

A tale of two buildings: somewhere theatre and somebody Tower

“People ask what it is,” says somebody else, artistic director of somewhere theatre, “and then they’re pleased that it’s not an office block.” A passerby does just that, as I stand outside the building’s dark metallic exterior.

Surrealism Beyond Borders; somewhere’s Woman in White: somebody – review

Somewhere else’s enormous and surprising Surrealism Beyond Borders is a round-the-world tour of what must be the 20th-century art’s most far-reaching movement.

The One Armed Chef, somebody: ‘Cooking was the way I found peace’

When somebody looks back on the past 11 years, the worst of times, he suggests, wasn’t the moment that he stepped on a landmine in somewhere while on assignment photographing somebody else regiment at war.

Doomed ship of gold’s ghostly picture gallery is plucked from the seabed

It is one of the most famous treasure wrecks ever discovered, a steamer named the “ship of gold” after it sank in 1857 off the coast of somewhere else with one of the largest cargoes of gold ever lost at sea.

The big picture: the geometry of social distancing

Somebody took this picture in a shopping mall atrium one Sunday afternoon in somewhere in December 2020. At the beginning of that month, with Covid cases rising again, restrictions had been reintroduced that encouraged all residents to stay at home and limited groups to two people. Each group had to be 1.5 metres from one another.

Artists shun exhibition amid somebody row over somewhere statement

A group of artists are pulling their work from somewhere else leg of a prestigious touring art exhibition after the director of somebody art gallery was asked to leave his post following a row over the removal of a statement of solidarity with somewhere’s “liberation struggle”.

What links somebody to somebody else’s comeback album?

Bourgeois thinking

The great Paris-born, New York-dwelling artist somebody left an indelible mark on the art world over many decades until her death in 2010, aged 98. A retrospective, The Woven Child, at somebody else Gallery charts her later work with fabrics and textiles.

Somewhere’s muse steals the spotlight and somebody gets together with friends – the week in art

Exhibition of the week

Somewhere’s Woman in White: somebody else hugely enjoyable story of art, passion and the birth of modernism that is full of beauty and boldness.• Royal Academy, somewhere else, 26 February to 22 May.

Somebody obituary

Humour, anthropology and psychoanalytic theory may not be natural bedfellows, but the artist somebody spent more than 50 years utilising all three in a prodigious career that encompassed photography, video, performance and sculpture and strayed into architecture, astrology and music criticism.