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Ai-Da with her paintings. Photography by Victor Frankowski
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Meet Ai-Da – the world's first robot artist, capable of drawing people from life

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Artist Quentin Jones launches her first interiors collection for Habitat

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Fieldwork Facility helps to create the Museum of Us to bring a London community together

Image credit: Felicity Crawshaw / Scottish Sculpture Workshop
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Into The Mountains: A unique live artwork brings song and dance to the Cairngorms

David Hockney Self Portrait 1954 Collage on newsprint 16 1/2 x 11 3/4" © David Hockney Photo Credit: Richard Schmidt Collection Bradford Museums & Galleries, Bradford, U.K.
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The Hepworth Wakefield to present early works by Alan Davie and David Hockney

Art Early at Dovecot Gallery, Edinburgh Art Festival 2018. Photo: Sally Jubb Photography
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Edinburgh Art Festival is back with a major programme to support Scotland's visual arts

Jyll Bradley, Dutch Light © Stephen White
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Sculpture in the City returns to London featuring Nathan Coley, Elisa Artesero, Nina Saunders and Lawrence Weiner

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Adobe empowers everyone with a story to tell at Sundance Film Festival: London

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'These Boobs Have Purpose' offers prints by leading illustrators to raise money to fight breast cancer

Keith Haring, 1958–1990 Ignorance = Fear 1989 Poster 660 x 1141 mm Collection Noirmontartproduction, Paris
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Keith Haring at Tate Liverpool celebrates the artist's unmistakable style that has come to define an era

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12 leading artists come together to celebrate the career of legendary skier Lindsey Vonn

Evie © Maria Rivans
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Glitter Bunnies brings together the stars of contemporary British collage

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