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  • The mural in Tahrir Square was designed by volunteer youth group Rasmt Basma with the help of AI.

    Row erupts over Cairo mural depicting Tutankhamun and Nefertiti with dark skin

    Artwork created in Tahrir Square for Chinese president’s state visit to Egypt is painted over amid allegations it revived Afrocentric claims about Pharaohs’ origins
  • An orangutan is rescued from an area affected by wildfires in Ketapang, Indoesnia.

    The week in wildlife: a rescued orangutan, the chonkiest bear and a barn owl’s triumph

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  • A 82-metre glass tower block which is the tallest building in Newcastle surrounded by a green space.

    Homes for sale in landmark towers in England and Scotland – in pictures

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  • Painting of a large blossoming chestnut tree over a sunlit path, with people walking beneath it

    Van Gogh to go on display before sale of ‘almost mythical’ private collection

  • Abstract painting of tall vertical yellow and olive-green strokes dotted with small red, teal and black marks

    Balraj Khanna: Lines of Flight review – plenty of dazzle, but where is the darkness?

  • Ray Materson. Sirens and Fishes, 1993. Sock threads. 3¼x5 inches.

    ‘A saving gesture’: the art exhibition spotlighting US prisoners’ creations

  • A US Navy airship flies above boats in New York Harbour near the skyline

    Blimps, burlesque and brass bands: America takes flight – in pictures

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  • Dance at Bougival Pierre-Auguste Renoir 1883

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    Renoir and Love review – the happiest exhibition of the year? Pourquoi pas!

  • a painting of nude men on a beach with with sea and trees in the background

    Art and design
    Painting the French Riviera review – about as erotic and glamorous as a wet day in Margate

  • Ink painting of misty Mount Inwang peaks with pine trees and rooftops below

    Art
    Korea review – a nirvana of wild beauty shattered by the 20th century

  • Rachel Kneebone, Dance, 2017

    Art
    Rachel Kneebone review – who knew porcelain could be so edgy, nerve-racking and marvellous?

  • Members of the "Savage Skulls" gang pose on and around a fence in the street, by photographer Jean-Pierre Laffont

    ‘The Savage Skulls were the most dangerous gang in the Bronx’: Jean-Pierre Laffont’s best photograph

  • Dasha Tenditna - Not Alone - 2026

    Radioactive trees to fighting fish: the best of Photoworks festival 2026 – in pictures

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  • Katherine Hubbard, one fifty one (hand to face), 2022

    ‘We got naked and covered ourselves in Vaseline’: Katherine Hubbard on photographing her ailing mother

  • A field of canola crops at Oxton Park near the New South Wales town of Harden, 350 km south west of Sydney. Oxton Park is a family-run business growing wheat, canola and triticale.

    Australia’s best photos the month – September 2026

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  • Ashley Rawson stands outside the vape shop and tearoom.

    Fire fears as vape shop prepares to open next to 120-year-old Glasgow tearooms

  • The flat-pack skyscraper: how wood can shape the cities of the future – podcast

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  • Exterior of the arrivals terminal, which has a curved roof and glass facade. Plants are growing in the foreground surrounding the building

    ‘We wanted to prove we didn’t need air conditioning’: the airport cooled by natural ventilation

  • Peter Howell for Other Lives,

    Peter Howell obituary

  • Ai Weiwei's Mushrooms, outside the Museum of Contemporary Art, Australia in Sydney, MCA Australia 2026 Neil Balnaves Tallawoladah Lawn Commission

    Ai Weiwei unveils his epic new Australian work: ‘90% of art is just garbage. Real art questions the existing order’

  • Enchantress, Ashish Dhaka, India

    Avant-garments: the wild world of wearable art – in pictures

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  • The Gilbert Family, 1864In nineteenth-century Australian art, gigantic eucalypts with hollow bases were presented both as objects of awe and as backdrops for settler–colonist self-imaging. Pastoralist and founding Barossa vine grower Joseph Gilbert commissioned Alexander Schramm to depict his family posed around, and within, this giant tree, rather than in his formal gardens or orchards. The Aboriginal man, possibly Peramangk or Ngadjuri, shown tending the pony, and the dead possum carried triumphantly in the setter’s mouth, further the depiction of colonial dominance. Gilbert’s estate Pewsey Vale continues as a winery today; the ancient tree, hollowed by fires, was subsequently lost to fire.

    Tall tales: the gumtree in art – in pictures

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  • A composite of the stolen Renoirs: Young Woman ‌at the Well and Madame Colonna Romano.

    The Guardian view on art heists: don’t believe the Hollywood hype

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