Rose Finn-Kelcey, 1945–2014

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Rose Finn-Kelcey, Sad and Lonely, 2006, Milton Keynes Gallery (obit)

Artist Rose Finn-Kelcey, who could tackle tricky subjects including religion and politics with both power and humour, died on 13 February from Motor Neurone disease, at the age of 68, The Guardian has reported.

Admission fees to Whitney Museum to be scrapped for under-25s

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Artist Julie Mehretu is covering costs with a $2 million donation

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Cisco Merel’s Eternally Evolving Identity

Oliver BascianoReviewsArtReview23 October 2024

Merel’s exhibition suggests that art has always provided a way of working out who we are

How Ed Clark Found Control in Abstraction

John-Baptiste OduorReviewsArtReview23 October 2024

Eschewing the trappings of biographical fixation, a recent retrospective narrates the formal development of the artist

Christina Lehnert to curate 13th Göteborg Biennial

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The upcoming edition will test ‘a decentralised process’

Bonner Kunstverein picks new director

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Neumann will succeed Fatima Hellberg, who is set to helm MUMOK in Vienna

In pictures: 2025 Deutsche Börse photography prize shortlist

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Cristina De Middel, Rahim Fortune, Tarrah Krajnak and Lindokuhle Sobekwa are in line for the annual prize

Javier Téllez’s Mise en Abyme

Qingyuan DengReviewsArtReview22 October 2024

From Chaplin and Kafka to the Atlas of Venezuela, Téllez’s new film ‘Amerika’ examines our eroded political systems

Kunstsilo taps new director

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Maria Mediaas Jørstad joins from her directorship at the Nordic Culture Fund

Maryam Tafakory’s Haunted Iranian Cinema

Gelare KhoshgozaranFeaturesArtReview22 October 2024

What makes the experience of watching Tafakory’s avant-garde films so paralysing?

Igor Zabel Award for Culture and Theory announces 2024 recipients

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The award acknowledges ‘exceptional achievements in the field of visual art and culture in Central, Eastern, and Southeastern Europe’