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Travel magazine readers informed of ways to save

Travel and Leisure magazine has just prepared a guide for its readers that lists the best free attractions and activities at top travel destinations around the world – to help budget-conscious travelers keep their travel costs in line. One way to save money while traveling, according to Travel and Leisure, is to join free [...]

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Spangled with flowers

Sometimes when I go to see my Milbank client I drop into the Tate Gallery. Recently I saw the Return of the Gods exhibition of neo-classical sculpture (and didn’t enjoy it, which doesn’t bode well for my participation in Kim Blacha’s planned trip to the Glyptothek museum in Munich). And last week I went in to see the Burne-Jones painting Sleep of King Arthur in Avalon , which is on loan from Puerto...

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Here is the Scottish news – from Clapham

THEY should have been treated to the latest twists and turns in the Glasgow East by-election and the return of Aborigine remains from an Edinburgh museum.

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Here is the Scottish news – from Clapham Common

VIEWERS tuning in to BBC Scotland's early-evening TV news were treated to features on wildlife in Clapham and the Tate Gallery.

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How Britain enjoyed the Depression

MARTIN PUGH'S introduction refers to "the drastic revisionism achieved by modern research on the Twenties and Thirties" and his book is a comprehensive, often astonishing summary of that research.

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Running round Tate Britain

There may be more beautiful art shows in town, but Martin Creed's latest work for the gallery is undoubtedly the fastest, writes Peter Aspden

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Rules to protect Saadiyat�s hawksbill turtles

Developers on Saadiyat Island have been issued with strict construction guidelines to ensure the preservation of the island''s colony of endangered hawksbill turtles. The Tourism Development and Investment Council (TDIC) has restricted resort dev

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She’s Back!

Aliza Shvarts, she of the miscarriage art that caused such a stir at Yale a few months back, has been hiding out since April, even declining to come to graduation. But for everyone who hoped that her fifteen minutes were up, bad news. Shvarts is back on the art scene, and not at any old two-bit [...]

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Gustav Klimt: Painting, Design and Modern Life in Vienna 1900 at Tate Gallery Liverpool

LIVERPOOL, UK - Tate Liverpool presents a full-scale reconstruction of The Beethoven Frieze (1901-2 / 1984) a monumental installation by Gustav Klimt. The Frieze is a major highlight of Gustav Klimt: Painting, Design and Modern Life in Vienna 1900 , the first comprehensive exhibition of Klimt’s work ever staged in the UK and a key event in Liverpool’s programme for European Capital of Culture 2008....

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Tardis

You could say that, together, Bill Drummond and Jimmy Cauty were ever-so-slighly eccentric. Let’s look at some of the evidence, courtest of Wikipedia… In 1993, the pair regrouped as the K Foundation, ostensibly a foundation for the arts. They established the K Foundation art award for the “worst artist of the year”. The award, worth £40,000, was [...]

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Popular sculptor's work draws crowds

Art lovers are flocking to the Thelma Hulbert Gallery in Honiton to visit a landmark exhibition which features work by popular 20th century artist Elisabeth Frink.

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Superlambanana: The facts and the figures

Facts and figures about the sculptures invading Liverpool

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Capital of Culture: Superlambanana: The facts and the figures

Facts and figures about the sculptures invading Liverpool

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Liverpool News: THE Superlambanana started out as a four-inch model by Man-hattan-based Japanese artist Taro Chiezo.

Local artist Andy Small recreated it on a scale of 1:50 after being commissioned for the Art Transpennine Exhibition of 1998, by current Biennial director Lewis Biggs, to celebrate the reopening of the Tate Gallery Liverpool.

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Gongs galore as the Queen honours the great and good

SCOTLAND'S best female footballer has been recognised for her contribution to the sport with an MBE.