Art

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Woman in blue and white checked shirt with dyed pink hair and a tartan hair bow hugging white teddy.

'I live in survival mode': The rise of the multi-job workforce

More people are taking second jobs as rising costs and insecure work reshape how we earn a living.

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Bob Dylan with his distinctive curly hair, has his harmonica round his neck and is playing his electric guitar at Manchester Free Trade Hall

'I photographed Bob Dylan as fan shouted Judas'

Photographer and fan Alan Corbett took shots of Dylan from the balcony at Manchester Free Trade Hall.

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A sepia image of a circular building with a plane flying over the top of it.

The art deco airport terminal 'designed by accident'

Gatwick Airport's first terminal is said to have been ahead of its time when it was built in 1936.

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A decorated lion sculpture with blue and purple stripes is situated infront of black railing

150 lions arrive for Pride of Yorkshire art trail

The 150 charity sculptures will be in Sheffield, Doncaster, Rotherham and Barnsley.

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Juan Ashlish nest a painting of Manannan's horse

Artist moved to island from Chile for 'new life and fresh air'

Juan Ashlish has now drawn inspiration from his new home on the Isle of Man for a series of paintings.

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An illustration, showing a snail coloured mostly yellow, with a clock on its back. There is a snail, to the left, climbing a wall, also with a clock on its back. Other colours featured include red and blue.

Fantastical snails on display for the first time

The book Snails for All by Edward Bawden will be on show alongside work created by schoolchildren.

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Composite image showing a mug shot of Andrew Crowley to the right and one of the statues to the left. Crowley is wearing a light grey jumper and checked shirt underneath, he has short dark hair and short stubble.

'Ancient' statues fraud foiled by fake paperwork

Andrew Crowley presented invoices purportedly written in 1976, but they were made using print methods invented in 2001.

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James Abbott McNeill Whistler's Arrangement in Grey and Black No. 1, also called Whistler's Mother (1871) (Credit: Musée d'Orsay)

Whistler would hate his 1871 painting's success

At first overlooked, Whistler's 1871 painting of his mother rose to fame over decades to become considered a national masterpiece, a maternal figurehead and a diverse meme.

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A portrait of painter Anthony Eyton in his studio with some of his work in the background.

'It keeps me in touch with life': The London artist still working at 103

Anthony Eyton, from Brixton, is preparing for this year's Royal Academy Summer Exhibition.

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