1. A dustpan and brush with fine art | Brief letters

   The Guardian » 2 weeks ago

   What is art? | Wordsearch | Labour membership | Dark matter | Change for the worseRe your letters on art, or the question of what is art (20 March), I am reminded of two gallery visits. In one, a friend and I were looking at an “installation” in the foyer, involv...

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1. The week around the world in 20 pictures

   The Guardian » 2 weeks ago

   Israeli airstrikes resume in Gaza, the Nasa astronauts return to Earth, the fire at the Pulse Club in Kocani and the closure of Heathrow airport: the past seven days as captured by the world’s leading photojournalists...

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1. ‘A monumental moment’: world’s leading photography festival puts Australia in focus

   The Guardian » 2 weeks ago

   Exclusive: Les Rencontres d’Arles will this year spotlight First Nations and non-Indigenous Australian artists in a major exhibition opening in July in FranceThe French festival that has launched the careers of dozens of pho...

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1. Gale warnings, gothic fantasies and a masterpiece of a garden – the week in art

   The Guardian » 2 weeks ago

   Victor Hugo seduces, big names tackles a world in permacrisis and Hélène Binet challenges the Englishness of the country house – all in your weekly dispatch...

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1. Sewage in England’s rivers and seas – in pictures

   The Guardian » 2 weeks ago

   The pumping of sewage into rivers and seas has become a scandal in Britain. Photographer Dylan Martinez has spent years travelling around the country to capture the story of its broken sewage system.In England, water companies discharged sewage for 3.6m hours in 2023, pol...

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1. ‘The ground keeps breaking and deforming’: life in Italy’s volcanic Phlegraean Fields

   The Guardian » 2 weeks ago

   Photojournalist Alessandro Gandolfi has been documenting the Phlegraean Fields in southern Italy, where a record 6,740 earthquakes were recorded in 2024, and the seismic swarm has continued in 2025. The volcanic field has been active for more than 80,000 years. It is dotted with craters, la...

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1. I’m still here, in case you were wondering | Letters

   The Guardian » 2 weeks ago

   Birthday blues | Historic sites | The T-word | Mythical posties | Chiffchaff firstAfter more than 30 years of appearing in it, I have to confess I felt a little disappointed to see that I was omitted from your list (Birthdays, print edition, 15 March). I would like to rea...

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1. From Flow to Harry Hill: a complete guide to this week’s entertainment

   The Guardian » 1 week ago

   A cat survives a watery apocalypse in an Oscar-winning animated treasure, and the veteran comic takes his surreal oddities on tourFlowOut now This year’s Oscar winner for best animated feature had a cu...

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1. Note perfect: Ed Atkins’s daily Post-it drawings – in pictures

   The Guardian » 1 week ago

   In 2020, the English artist Ed Atkins started drawing on Post-it notes and sticking them to his daughter’s school lunchbox. As well as “little hellos”, they were also, amid the power-down of the pandemic, “a way for me to achieve something every day”, says Atkins. Some of the drawings are c...

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1. ‘The DJ’s focus makes time stand still’: Joshua Hasanoff’s best phone picture

   The Guardian » 1 week ago

   Quick work + a quirky concept + a cool neighbour = a winning shot for this young Australian photographerJoshua Hasanoff had been at school on the day he took this photo. The 14-year-old, who lives in Sydney, Australia, is on the shortlist for this year’s Sony World Photog...

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