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Henri Matisse exhibition: tickets go on sale for Tate Modern 2014 centrepiece
5 Oct 2013: Cut-Outs took four years to organise, with Tate saying it will be the most comprehensive retrospective of the artist's final period -
Gromit statue auction raises £2.3m for Bristol hospital
5 Oct 2013: Bids from Wallace and Gromit fans from around the world help 'wildly surpass' expected total for fibre glass sculptures -
Children's book illustrators celebrated at British Library
4 Oct 2013: Paddington Bear, Peter Pan, the Hobbit, the Borrowers and Iron Man among the works featured in Picture This exhibition -
Magritte's missing nudes found hidden under paintings after 80 years
4 Oct 2013: X-rays reveal parts of The Enchanged Pose, which was thought to have been destroyed, beneath two of the artist's other works -
National Portrait Gallery buys lost Lady Anne Clifford painting
3 Oct 2013:William Larkin's portrait of 17th-century renaissance woman identified with help from her own words
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Banksy shows up on the streets of New York for month-long residency
3 Oct 2013: British artist announces project called Better Out Than In – but within 24 hours artwork had already been tagged with graffiti -
Vietnam war: classic AP photographs - in pictures
2 Oct 2013: Gallery (13 pictures)See powerful images of the conflict from the archives of the news agency
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George Grosz's dada drawings show how the first world war upended art
4 Oct 2013:A remarkable, rage-filled exhibition called Prostitutes, Politicians, Profiteers shows the German artist – and Berlin itself – becoming radically disillusioned as war was waged, says Jonathan Jones
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A window on weird: step inside the Unseen Photo fair in Amsterdam
3 Oct 2013:Sean O'Hagan: An old gas works housed a strange selection of undiscovered images, from censored sexy Chinese art to a reworked West Side Story
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Rod Stewart road-tests Glasgow's SSE Hydro – with bagpipes and balloons
1 Oct 2013:Graeme Virtue: The singer is the first act to put Scotland's new £125m venue through its paces. It looks out of this world, but can it deliver?
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Art Under Attack at Tate: the exhibition that risks desecrating itself
30 Sep 2013:Showing the Chapmans' glib works alongside the unforgettably moving Dead Christ is bad enough, but the Tate can't champion art vandals as artists without risking massive hypocrisy
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Mira Schendel – review
29 Sep 2013: Tate Modern, London
A Jewish wartime refugee, Mira Schendel became the doyenne of Brazilian art. This terrific survey of her work shows why, says Laura Cumming -
JW3; Serpentine Sackler Gallery – review
29 Sep 2013:London's first Jewish centre and Zaha Hadid's Serpentine annexe cost roughly the same and are poles apart, writes Rowan Moore
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Marisa Merz at the Serpentine: the first lady of arte povera
26 Sep 2013:Adrian Searle: From knitting metal to kneading tiny heads, the Italian sculptor is now in her 80s and still creating odd yet fascinating objects
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Jonathan Jones: The king of street art starts a month-long takeover of New York city and Geoffrey Farmer reimagines Zappa's life – in your art dispatch
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Beijing Design Week sees architects launch 'micro-interventions' in one of the capital's oldest neighbourhoods. But are their good intentions having the right effect?
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Damien Hirst: 'I felt the power of art from a very young age'
Damien Hirst has turned his best-known works – including the dead shark – into a picture book for children. He talks to Hannah Marriott
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Share your art - chairs
High back or slingback, director's chair or slouchy sofa, this month's art project is all about getting comfy
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The general view is a mainstay of all sports photographers, used to give an overall feel to an event. This shot takes the traditional general view and adds to it
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17 layered exposures make for a standout shot of Novak Djokovic at the China Open
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Guardian Camera Club: Richard Fraser's portfolio
20 Sep 2013:A review of Richard Fraser's portfolio
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Giant rubber duck arrives in Pittsburgh - video
A giant rubber duck, created by Dutch artist Florentijn Hofman, is towed up the Allegheny River in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania on Friday
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Marvin Gaye, a giant thumbs up and a transgender icon – the week in art
27 Sep 2013:Jonathan Jones: Artist Spartacus Chetwynd has changed her name to Marvin Gaye. Find out what's going on, plus check out the fourth plinth contenders and a new April Ashley show – in your art dispatch
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The Guardian Collection: photography
Find out more about the stunning photography available in the Guardian Collection, including work by Tom Jenkins and Christopher Thomond
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