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The renowned American artist is to donate one impression of all future prints created in his lifetime to Tate.

This week’s selection includes a million objects at South London Gallery, an exploration of how social media is impacting on personal identity at Liverpool’s FACT, and a Bill Murray-inspired installation at BALTIC, Gateshead.

A Kickstarter for the Radical Renewable Art + Activism Fund, which aims to turn electricity generated by a wind turbine into a funding stream for radical art projects, has smashed its £1500 target.

Artist wins Aspex Gallery’s biennial open competition for graphite rubbings from Jimi Hendrix’s former London home.

This week we take a look at a selection of Christmas fairs and exhibitions from a-n members, posted in our Events section.

London Metropolitan University’s plans to move the Cass Faculty of Art, Architecture and Design from the East End focus of debate as artist Bob and Roberta Smith creates new artwork in protest.

The winner of this year’s Turner Prize, announced at Tramway in Glasgow, is the architecture collective Assemble.

Crusader Mill in Manchester, the city-centre home of Rogue Studios for the last 15 years, has been sold to property developers.

Five events posted by a-n’s members on our popular Events listings section, from neon art in Walthamstow to steel manufacturing in Middlesbrough.

The biennial art festival is aiming to raise funds for a new project and social space for the 2016 edition, with rewards for pledgers including studio visits, limited edition artwork, workshops and behind the scenes tours.

On the eve of the United Nations’ International Day of Disabled People, Unlimited’s Jo Verrent says there is still much to be done in supporting the work of disabled artists, but that this is an opportunity to commit to change.

Belfast-based artist Seamus Harahan wins the £10,000 Film London Jarman Award.

43 recent graduates from five West Midlands art schools will exhibit their work over four venues across the region from February 2016, as part of this large-scale partnership exhibition from Turning Point West Midlands.

The artist-led space in Bethnal Green, founded in 2004 by Karen Mirza and Brad Butler, is fighting to retain its space as developers bid for its home of nine years.

This week’s selection includes a reflection on obsolete technology in London, an exploration of fiction and alternative realities in Nottingham, and found objects and immersive environments in Oxford.

Ahead of next week’s climate summit in Paris, over 300 artists, writers, musicians and actors have signed an open letter calling on world leaders to reach an agreement to halt global warming.

This week’s selection, chosen from events posted by a-n members on the site’s popular Events section.

Beth Bate, director of Great North Run Culture, has been appointed head of the Dundee arts organisation.

Chancellor George Osborne delivers Autumn Statement and Spending Review, outlining cuts to government departments, whilst promising increased funding for the Arts Council.