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11 Sep 2014:
The Guggenheim’s proposed Finnish outpost is one of the biggest architectural competitions ever, but it has been criticised as a vanity project. Now, a counter-competition has been launched in rebellion
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10 Sep 2014: Jonathan Jones: Tate Britain changing its name, no more YBAs, the return of ‘English’ art … and what about the Welsh? If seismic political change splits nations, what will Britain’s future artistic landscape look like?
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10 Sep 2014:
Centrepiece of gallery will be experimental plane designed using advances in maths of aerodynamics and material stress
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9 Sep 2014: Museum will open doors in message of defiance against 'brutes' and under tight security following attack in May
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8 Sep 2014: Conservation effort will remove varnish of ‘Lansdowne’ portrait by Gilbert Stuart, which will also undergo digital x-rays to see changes beneath the surface
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8 Sep 2014:
A season for Turner and Rembrandt, Andy Warhol and Ai Weiwei, Constable and Sigmar Polke… all this, and the Turner prize, too
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4 Sep 2014:
Melbourne’s National Hellenic Museum becomes home for the next decade to 8,000 years of Greek history in a collection of treasures from the Benaki Museum in Athens
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3 Sep 2014:
'Greatest gallery in Europe' sheds fresh light on paintings by Hals, Velázquez, Titian and Rubens with £5m refurbishment
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3 Sep 2014:
Exhibition of more than 250 photographs from 60-year career focuses on couture and is staged in near-darkness
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Guardian Professional, 3 Sep 2014: Only by understanding our personal weaknesses can cultural organisations and museums adapt to digital change
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1 Sep 2014:
Stoke museum's collection of pioneering potter, described as 'unparalleled' by Unesco, due to be sold to meet pension debts
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31 Aug 2014:
Anna Baddeley: The Discovering Literature website is an important cultural resource that can be enjoyed by all ages
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29 Aug 2014: People may think I'm London-centric, but that's where the great art needs to be, and here's how the capital's top museums can make themselves more enticing, argues Jonathan Jones
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29 Aug 2014: Dave Crisp: The crowds combing a Folkestone beach are getting a taste of the wonders of searching for antiquities, a rural pleasure that connects us to our ancestors
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27 Aug 2014:
John Kampfner: The multiple problems of British coastal resorts make them fertile Ukip ground, but culture-led regeneration can help their revival
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