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Beyoncé and Jay-Z’s night at the Louvre Museum
The surprise video for the couple's song Apeshit was shot at the Parisian institution
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Domino effect at Puerto Rico exhibition fundraiser
Defend Puerto Rico activist group puts on charity tournament of the traditional pastime
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Jeff Koons on transcendence
The artist reflected on his early career and artistic success in David Rockefeller lecture
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Revealed: when Winston Churchill—aka David Winter—submitted work to the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition
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Danish artist unveils tomb for Queen Margrethe II—who is still alive
Bjørn Nørgaard's piece is made from materials found in the Danish territories
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Freud Museum goes DIY with masturbation show
Spunky works by artists including Chantal Faust, Antony Gormley and Annie Sprinkle
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Should UK foreign aid benefit cultural projects overseas? George Osborne squares up to Tristram Hunt
Museums
Will Ferrell and Joel McHale try to make sense of the art at LA’s Hammer Museum
We’ve all been there: walking through an exhibition like the Hammer Museum’s Stories of Almost Everyone, a show “about the interpretation of art objects”, asking ourselves, “Is that thing art?”
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When Robert Rauschenberg erased a drawing by Willem de Kooning in 1953, he was investigating the possibilities of what art could be—not just additive creation, but also conscious erasure
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Two-year-old two-steps with her hero, Michelle Obama
The internet experienced an overdose of adorableness last week when a photo of two-year-old Parker Curry staring in awe at Michelle Obama’s newly installed portrait at the National Portrait Gallery was shared across social media
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Gillian Wearing’s Suffragist statue commemorates revolutionary women—and a smattering of men
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Artists build Trump Cemetery on golf course
The gravestones read “Here Lies The American Dream” and lamented the death of “Decency” and “Our Future”
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RIP Rosie the Riveter
Naomi Parker Fraley, the woman who is credited as the real-life inspiration behind the famous “We Can Do It!” poster, died this weekend at the age of 96