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As a new Tate Britain exhibition puts the spotlight on Caribbean art, one St Lucian hotel is helping guests brush up their painting skills

Plus, art historians are outraged over the removal of 18th-century tapestries in Rome and a Berlin dealer launches an NFT gallery.

Curator of Life Between Islands: Caribbean-British Art says institutions must take responsibility for past

The landmark group exhibition – opening next month – celebrates the profound influence of Caribbean-British artists and explores the art of the Caribbean diaspora over the last 70 years

A report by Mark Westall for Fad Magazine. Opening at Tate Britain in December, Life Between Islands will be a landmark exhibition exploring the extraordinary breadth of Caribbean-British art over four generations. It will be the first time a major national museum has told this story in such depth, showcasing 70 years of culture, experiences and ideas…

Finska turister har svårt att hitta information om Greklands nya restriktioner Utanför Akropolismuseet i Aten ringlar sig kön lång. Bild: Marie Mauzy Marie Mauzy 17.7.2021 20:46 Premium Det är högsäsong för turismen i Grekland men samtidigt ökar deltavarianten av coronaviruset explosionsartat i landet. Hälften av fallen är i Aten, men även öarna Kreta, Mykonos och Paros uppvisar oroande siffror. En fjärde våg får inte belasta ekonomin igen, säger de grekiska mynd...

Some leading Scottish traditional artists will make an appearance when HebCelt returns with a ‘bounceback’ hybrid event next month.

THE line-up has been revealed for a hybrid live and online music festival.

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http://shet.news/ehioz A HANDFUL of local organisations and projects have secured new funding. Shetland Islands Council’s youth and employability service has received £13,100 from a Scottish Government emergency youth arts fund. It will go towards the ‘Shetland Digital Hub – Access All Areas’, which will be a year-long creative digital media programme aimed at upskilling and engaging young people in the isles. 13 of 14Adverts The Anderson High School has also received Â�...