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John Banville reflects on his experience at the Prado Museum, while Zimbabwean artist Rosselli showcases her work at the Venice Biennale and AKAA art fair. Both artists delve into themes of identity, memory, and the impact of socio-political issues through their art.
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The Dak'Art exhibition in Senegal showcases African-American artists exploring slavery's legacy, while the Royal Academy's show in London highlights the rivalry between Renaissance masters Leonardo, Michelangelo, and Raphael. Both events underscore the intersection of art, culture, and politics in contemporary society.
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Frank Auerbach, a significant figure in post-war British art, passed away at 93. Known for his intense figurative paintings and unique techniques, Auerbach's work reflected his traumatic past as a Holocaust survivor. His legacy includes a profound impact on contemporary art and a lasting influence on future generations.