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‘Why am I crying over this?’: how corecore TikTok videos caught the mood of Gen Z
Sad clips from films, TV shows and TikTok are being spliced together over melancholy music – and they’re raising a smile among hopeless young people Jimmy Nguyen, an 18-year-old student, sa...
https://www.theguardian.com/culture/2023/mar/30/corecore-tiktok-videos-gen-z
Future of Russian-owned Phillips auction house may be in ‘significant doubt’
Exclusive: Auditors have warned debt-burdened firm relies heavily on guarantees provided by owners A Russian-owned British auction house that has been the target of calls for a boycott has lost...
https://www.theguardian.com/business/2023/mar/30/phillips-auction-house-russian-owned
‘I’m staying at Larry Gagosian’s place’ – Stanley Whitney’s long journey from rat-infested New York
His wobbly blocks of high-key colours, painted while listening to Miles Davis, have made Whitney America’s greatest Black abstract artist. As a new show opens in the UK, he relives his tough ea...
Banksy artwork Brace Yourself! sells for over $2m at auction in US
Painting created in 2010 for band who agreed to change their name fetches more than three times its estimate The Banksy artwork Brace Yourself! has sold for $2,032,000 (£1.6m), more than three...
Going dotty: Photo London x Hahnemühle student award – in pictures
From subversive hand gestures to a study of no-parking signs, the images on this year’s shortlist show young photographers dealing with grief, longing and identity Continue reading...
Yoruban masqueraders very near Newcastle: Àsìkò’s best photograph
‘In Yoruba culture, these giant otherwordly figures represent the return of deceased ancestors. Photographing them in port towns north of Newcastle was quite surreal’ My parents were part o...
‘We get to hear the stories’: unpacking the Archibald prize at the Art Gallery of NSW
More than 2,000 works will go through the gallery’s packing room this week as artists deliver their entries for Australia’s most prestigious portrait, landscape and genre prizes Get our weeke...
World Press Photo 2023 contest regional winners – in pictures
A selection of the winning images in the regional categories from this year’s World Press Photo contest. The global winners in four categories – photo of the year, story of the year, long-te...
Return to Russia: magic and mythology in a small village – in pictures
Years after leaving her homeland, Nadia Sablin made an anxious return. She found that the village she had grown up in had changed beyond recognition Continue reading...
Portraits of Dogs review – pass the pooper-scooper, this one’s a stinker
WALLACE COLLECTION, LONDON This show of canine portraiture is so trite and desperate to please, it ends up insulting animals and audience alike The Wallace Collection’s lavish, even epic surv...
Bonjour cowboy! America through the eyes of a Frenchman – in pictures
Stetsons, statues and a ridiculously tiny cop car were all part of Bernard Plossu’s sojourns through the American west during the 70s and 80s Continue reading...
Full of Days review – the wonderfully strange artist discovered in a charity shop haul
THE GALLERY OF EVERYTHING, LONDON Hermione Burton was an amateur painter with immaculate outfits but a turbulent life. Now artist Andy Holden has excavated her rollercoaster story in a film star...
Coventry’s medieval Charterhouse opens to public after 11-year rescue effort
City residents raised £10m to prevent the Carthusian monastery being sold for commercial use It was 11 years ago when Ian Harrabin, a property developer from Coventry, saw the city’s Charter...
Carey Young: Appearance review – the faces of female justice
MODERN ART OXFORD The British artist’s enduring fascination with justice and the law has yielded an outstanding new film in a riveting retrospective Vivien Rose, supreme court justice, stares...
Architect Lesley Lokko: ‘There is a sense in Africa that it is our time’
The Ghanaian-Scottish architect is curator of this year’s Venice Architecture Biennale, and more than half of the participants will be African. The story of architecture we are used to, she say...
A fresh era for India or a ‘ham-fisted’ ego trip? Welcome to Modi’s new seat of power | Rowan Moore
The prime minister says his £120m parliament building will set a new order – critics say the design doesn’t match that ambition Some time soon the new parliament building of the world’s ...
A play set during the Troubles brings home the monstrosity of a few English politicians| Rowan Moore
The Windsor framework offers hope for Northern Ireland, yet some, such as Boris Johnson, played with peace and voted against it It was possible to hope, last Wednesday afternoon, that the toxic ...
The Accursed Share review – old bomb casings make perfect plant pots
TALBOT RICE GALLERY, EDINBURGH The violent nature of colonial-era debt is brought to life through evocative tapestries, mortar shell house decorations – and a Lubaina Himid rollcall The Accu...
Museums should take their art on the road | Letters
The whole country should have access to prestigious collections based in London, says DAVID KENNEDY, while PETE JAMES and PETER AND CHRISTINE NIAS remember mobile museums in South Yorkshire and N...
https://www.theguardian.com/culture/2023/mar/01/museums-should-take-their-art-on-the-road
LensCulture’s art photography awards 2023 – in pictures
Mutilated prints, poetic metaphors, collages, straightforward documentary, staged portraiture – these LensCulture art photography winners push the boundaries creatively and technically Continu...
Beuys’ dreams, bejewelled paintings and Avatar for art lovers – the week in art
The watercolours behind Beuys’ sculptures are revealed, Soheila Sokhanvari commemorates Iran’s feminist icons and Sahej Rahal creates a digital world – all in your weekly dispatch JOSEPH...