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Tate Modern installs interactive screens to let visitors be artists – or critics
19 Sep 2013: People at London gallery can pass comment on what they have seen as director announces new focus on digital strategy -
Prado banks on Diego Velázquez exhibition to revive fortunes
19 Sep 2013: Spain's recession-hit national art museum hopes masterpieces by Golden Age artist will draw local and international visitors -
Germany: land of artists, low crime and the spirit of rock music
18 Sep 2013:With its economy powering ahead, Germany is acting as a magnet for people from across Europe. We asked three high-profile immigrants to explain what it was like to make Germany their home – and how the country has met their expectations
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Antony Gormley: UK business could learn from Japan's support for the arts
17 Sep 2013: British sculptor, named sculpture laureate of the Praemium Imperiale awards, praises Japanese corporate philanthropy -
V&A dissolves myths around pearls in major new show
16 Sep 2013: Pearls exhibition reveals history of jewel that beguiled Marilyn Monroe and Elizabeth Taylor -
Peter Doig: why is the painter being sued for not being Peter Doige?
15 Sep 2013: A former parole officer claims the famous landscape painter sold him a canvas while in a correction facility in Ontario. Doig denies the work – signed by a Peter Doige – is his -
East Anglian heritage celebrated in ambitious art show
15 Sep 2013: Show at Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts in Norwich brings together 270 objects that reflect region's rich history
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Elmgreen and Dragset bring Through the Keyhole back to life as art
18 Sep 2013:Adrian Searle: Who lives in a house like this? The artist duo's creepy new show at the V&A is a whole apartment of indeterminate history – whose occupant is eternally stuck in the shower
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How Marcel Breuer made design waves with steel tubes and plywood
17 Sep 2013: An exhibition in France shows how the 20th-century Hungarian architect's iconic furniture is still inspiring others -
Urban Wandering: Film and the London Landscape
15 Sep 2013:A season of films about London reveals how fog, rain and gloom of all kinds add to the mystique of the capital, writes Rowan Moore
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Artangel/ Daniel Silver: Dig – review
15 Sep 2013:A fake archeological dig with 'relics' in the heart of London is unsettling and compelling, writes Rachel Cooke
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Journey through London subculture is a fascinating ragbag bursting with life
12 Sep 2013: You can feel the energy in this fertile do-it-yourself bricolage of the everyday and the outré -
Francis Bacon/Henry Moore: Flesh and Bone – review
8 Sep 2013:The first joint exhibition of Francis Bacon and Henry Moore for 50 years reveals startling similarities, writes Rachel Cooke
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Pierdom by Simon Roberts – review
1 Sep 2013: Photographs of Britain's 58 surviving piers capture the abiding otherness of seaside towns, writes Sean O'Hagan
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Jonathan Jones: Vettriano is no modern Van Gogh. To me, he's more like the Welsh singer: bold, brassy and devoid of inner truth - More from Jonathan Jones on art
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From sofas that swallow you up to a 3D-printed coral reef, the Triennale explores architecture beyond building. But is it all a bit too irreverent?
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Note to the V&A: a 3D-printed gun still kills people
Why are we not allowed to be shocked that the museum has acquired Cody Wilson's 'Liberator' handgun, a working firearm, just as another US shooting occurs, asks Jonathan Jones
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Share your art on the topic of everyday life
Whether it's the view from your bedroom window, a scene from your journey to work or your lunch – share your artworks of, or inspired by, the things you do and see everyday
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What made Richard Avedon such a great fashion photographer? 'He realises that models are not just coat-hangers,' as one of his subjects put it -
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Members of the British empire's armed forces gather for a group portrait on a wet London street. Tens of thousands of soldiers from all parts of the empire took part in a procession to mark Queen Victoria's diamond jubilee on 22 June 1897
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Guardian Camera Club: Richard Fraser's portfolio
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The Guardian Collection: photography
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