Art
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David Roche left one of the southern hemisphere’s most significant collections of 18th and 19th century European antiques when he died in 2013
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From Fabergé to a pistol owned by Napoleon, the $70m collection of European antiques in David Roche’s residence is a sight to behold
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Italian artist will bring work including his Venus of the Rags sculpture to the World Heritage site in September, following in footsteps of Ai Weiwei
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Alfredo Jaar’s inflammatory billboard Logo for America lit up Times Square years ago. Now it will be installed in Piccadilly Circus – and it couldn’t be more urgent
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Stormy seas and battered coastlines are familiar images for Australia this week but, when captured on a canvas, the potency of nature takes on a whole new effect
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Court hears unexpected request for leniency for man on trial for torching door of security service headquarters
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After facing severe funding cuts last year, clients of the Environmental Defenders Office of the Northern Territory offered their art to be auctioned to raise money for the office. The second annual art auction is happening now
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A selection of Australian Indigenous art is being auctioned to raise money for the Northern Territory office that represents Aboriginal people on environmental matters, often representing their interests in major development projects. This is a selection of the work for sale
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Fitzwilliam Museum displays Renaissance painting by Sebastiano del Piombo after it was badly damaged in the 1700s
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This poorly planned show does little to flatter the nebulous talents of India’s first pop artist
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Beneath the Swedish capital lies an intricate web of underground train lines, sometimes referred to as “the world’s longest art gallery”.
Art Weekly Calais, clairvoyants and Serpentine minecraft – the week in art