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22 Oct 2014:
French designer bemoans today’s fashion culture, as first major retrospective of his four-decade career launches in Madrid
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21 Oct 2014: Artist’s National Portrait Gallery show, tying in with C4 series, explores British identity, including that of jailed cabinet minister
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21 Oct 2014:
Mima’s new director on not trying to imitate London, the societal value of art and his quest to create the ‘useful’ museum
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20 Oct 2014:
Taiwanese photographer Jeff Chien-Hsing Liao has spent a decade taking multiple exposures of quintessential New York locations – Coney Island, the Flatiron building, the Staten Island ferry – to create stunning composites. These visual love letters to his adopted city are best viewed in full-screen mode
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17 Oct 2014: Scalpels at the ready – but will learning the skills of a taxidermist be the stuff of nightmares for our writer?
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17 Oct 2014:
Scientists studying stash of ‘warrior bling’ discover use of secret technique which gave lower grade metal the appearance of gold
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16 Oct 2014: Museum of London tribute to fictional detective includes notes for A Study in Scarlet, filmed interview – and visitor mysteries
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16 Oct 2014:
After a difficult renovation, marred by delays, infighting and controversy the long awaited opening of the renovated Picasso Museum in Paris is due to open on the anniversary of the artist’s birth, 25 October. Photographer Felix Clay gets a preview for The Guardian
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16 Oct 2014:
The long read: The greatest museum of Picasso’s works has been engulfed by scandal and crisis. Closed for the past five years, it is finally ready to reopen its doors to the public. But has the bitter struggle for Picasso’s legacy been resolved?
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15 Oct 2014: Huge vessel that was later a floating nightclub in Liverpool will be moved to Portsmouth to join museum collection
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13 Oct 2014: The Holocaust and Berlin Wall among subjects of British Museum exhibition, alongside a Volkswagen and a Brothers Grimm display
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Guardian Professional,
13 Oct 2014:
Cultural organisations should think of audiences as partners, listen to users and non-users alike, and learn from Ikea, writes James McQuaid
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11 Oct 2014:
We think we know all about Conan Doyle's immortal detective, with his pipes, dressing-gown and cocaine – but do we really, asks Sam Leith
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8 Oct 2014: If campaigners get their way, the Tate may soon have to disclose how much money BP gives it. Why the secrecy? And is sponsorship harming the arts? Susanna Rustin reports
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Guardian Professional,
7 Oct 2014:
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