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Artist's Statement: Mark Leckey on The Universal Addressability of Dumb Things
The Turner Prize-winning artist selects two complementary items from his curatorial show at Nottingham Contemporary.
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Artist's Statement: Alejandro Guijarro discusses work in New Order: British Art Today
The London-based artist has been touring university physics departments for a photography project based on blackboards.
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Forensic reconstruction of Richard III's head to appear at Yorkshire Museum this summer
In what may be the most accurate representation of the King yet, a head based on scans carried out by Leicester Royal Infirmary will form a cranial summer centrepiece in York.
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Mark Leckey animates Dumb Things with artful curation at Nottingham Contemporary
The East Midlands gallery is next stop for touring show of artworks and artefacts mixing technology and myth. Mark Sheerin takes a look.
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Saatchi Gallery goes after the national zeitgeist in New Order: British Art Today
Three years after Newspeak, the West London gallery is back with another selection of UK based talent. Mark Sheerin pays it a visit.
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The Culture24/7: History and Heritage highlights for May 2013
From a Bank Holiday party in Cambridge to the inspiring Museums at Night and the opening of the £27 million Mary Rose Museum, here are our history highlights this month.
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Our Time in Ice reflects on a fragile spring at Brighton's ONCA Gallery
The second exhibition at a gallery attuned to climate concerns is a strikingly simple and multi-disciplinary one, says Mary Stevens.
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Culture24/7: Science and Nature highlights for May 2013
From the Thames and Kew Gardens to Greenland and journeys through the Earth, May is an inspiring month in Science and Nature. Here are a few exhibitions we've spotted.
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Culture24/7: recommended art exhibitions from around the UK in May 2013
Our monthly round-up of shows includes photography in Wales, painting in Northern Ireland and Uncommon Ground in Southampton.
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Diffusion: Inaugural Cardiff International Festival of Photography makes for great May
Cardiff's inaugural photography festival is also notable for international vantage points ranging from industrial Portugal to rural Norway.
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Science Museum announces details of huge £15.6 million Information Age gallery
Charting communications from the 19th century to the internet age, organisers say the largest exhibition space at London's Science Museum is a "landmark project".
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The eggs and bin bags of Gavin Turk in The Years at Ben Brown Fine Arts, London
Surveying two decades of provocative works by the Connect10 artist, Gavin Turk's latest exhibition at Ben Brown Fine Arts features pop art portrayals and bulging busts.
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Imperial War Museum to reopen to public with Spies, drones and photography displays
The Imperial War Museum has announced its programme for its partial reopening at the end of July, returning after a closure of more than six-months.
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Martin Creed talks art, music and psychotherapy ahead of Museums at Night at the Freud Museum
Ahead of his Museums at Night appearance at the Freud Museum in London, Martin Creed reveals to Culture24's Mark Sheerin why he is big fan of Freud.
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Jets turned off after three decades as Mary Rose Museum prepares to dazzle Portsmouth
The continuous spray which has protected the timbers of the Mary Rose for three decades has been turned off ahead of a five-year drying-out process for the famous ship.
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Read all About it! Wrongdoing in Spain and England in the Long Nineteenth Century
Taken from Anglo-Spanish historical resources, Cambridge University Library's new show features bandits, murderers, inmates and a gossip-hungry public.
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Museums at Night 2013: Win an exclusive evening tour of the Faber and Faber Archive
The popular Museums at Night competition to win an exclusive tour of the Faber Archive in London returns for May 2013. Submit your entry here...
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"Impossibly excited" Watershed organisers launch search for Magician in Residence
Watershed is inviting applications in a search for a magician, artist, illusionist or designer to take part in a two-month project at the Bristol venue.
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Legends of King Arthur written in forgotten crypt at Oxford Castle, say researchers
Experts say the man behind the 12th century History of the Kings of Britain, Geoffrey of Monmouth, wrote the famous book in the former chapel where he was a canon.
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Mariele Neudecker – Heterotopias and Other Domestic Landscapes at the Brighton Festival
Mariele Neudecker's three-storey show at Brighton's Regency Town House could represent the German installation artist's most ambitious work to date, says Mary Stevens.
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