1. ‘I feel protected’: Catholic tattoos in the Philippines – in pictures

   The Guardian » 1 week ago

   The Philippines has the largest Catholic population in Asia and the world’s third largest after Brazil and Mexico. Although tattoos have, for some, lost their original significance by becoming objects of consumption and fashion, religious tattoos in the Philippines take on a meaning beyond ...

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1. War Paint – Women at War review – female conflict artists get their moment in the spotlight

   The Guardian » 1 week ago

   From quilting in Japanese prisoner camps to graffiti in Sudan via Rachel Whiteread, Maggi Hambling and Lee Miller, this documentary covers myriad artistic responses to warMargy Kinmonth’s latest feature documentary represents the third in a trilogy of f...

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1. Tate Modern at 25: ‘It utterly changed the face of London’

   The Guardian » 1 week ago

   It has hosted a huge spider and a pickled shark – and despite financial pressures, there can be little doubt about the gallery’s seismic impactOpening night at Tate Modern, 25 years ago this May, was the kind of party that defines an era. Stars of the arts world and polit...

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1. ‘Putting the unvarnished history out there’: art and activism during the Aids crisis

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   A new series of events and exhibitions aim to remember the art made during a devastating time, centered on the powerful Aids quiltIn the 1980s, while the Aids pandemic ravaged the LGBTQ+ population of the United States, then president Ronald Reagan failed to help. He didn...

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1. A temple to extravagance. And that goes for Manchester United’s new stadium, too | Rowan Moore

   The Guardian » 1 week ago

   Could Norman Foster’s £2bn design for the club, which will be seen 25 miles away, turn out to be a case of hubris before ruin? There’s a phenomenon in architectural history whereby great empires build their grandest monuments just before they fall. The Parthenon was compl...

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1. Travellers ‘stuck’ while other minority groups in UK progressed, says artist

   The Guardian » 1 week ago

   Turner prize nominee Delaine Le Bas says entrenched racist attitudes to community persist in UK and EuropeRoma, Gypsies and Travellers have not made as much progress as other...

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1. Why are you expected to be quiet in an art gallery?

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   The long-running series in which readers answer other readers’ questions on subjects ranging from trivial flights of fancy to profound scientific and philosophical conceptsWhy are you expected to be quiet in an art gallery? Thierry Dupond, Charente-Maritime, Fra...

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1. ‘A place you remember for the rest of your life’: why Dutch architects are giving new life to old schools

   The Guardian » 1 week ago

   The inspiring makeover of a 1960s Utrecht college at less than half the cost of a new building and a third the carbon footprint is among projects in the Netherlands that can teach the UK vital lessons in sustainability‘The greenest building,” to quote a slogan now popular...

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1. Simone Lia: Your voice – cartoon

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1. Ian Hamilton Finlay review – the visionary Scottish poet-artist’s mind in closeup

   The Guardian » 1 week ago

   Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art (Modern Two), EdinburghWords and ideas are as one – and at war – in Finlay’s witty, elegant work, from sculptures to screenprints, which are ideally displayed in this intimate centenary showS&l...

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