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21 Oct 2014:
Letters: Such stereoscopic viewing is routinely used in scientific papers published in journals of structural molecular biology
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20 Oct 2014: Show features selection from Queen guitarist’s vast collection of images that appear three dimensional through special viewer
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9 Oct 2014:
Their delight at spotting nudes and the honest questions they ask mean a visit to an art gallery can be best with kids
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8 Oct 2014: If campaigners get their way, the Tate may soon have to disclose how much money BP gives it. Why the secrecy? And is sponsorship harming the arts? Susanna Rustin reports
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7 Oct 2014: Treasure trove of scrapbooks, photos, diaries and collected items give insight into life and works of leading British sculptor
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5 Oct 2014:
The Irish film-maker offers the only real subtlety in a show dominated by long-form videos, writes Laura Cumming
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29 Sep 2014: Film pieces by three nominees add up to two hours of screen time at 30th edition show, alongside first printer in shortlist
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29 Sep 2014:
From censored genitalia to the spoken word in Southend, here’s a look at the four shortlisted artists for the 2014 Turner prize, which is at Tate Britain from 30 September to 4 January 2015. The winner will be announced on 1 December
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29 Sep 2014:
Jonathan Jones: Has the Turner prize lost its power to shock? No – thanks to James Richards’s sphincter shots. But it’s Tris Vonna-Michell’s spellbinding spoken-word travelogues that deserve to win
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19 Sep 2014: Oil giant facing criticism over corporate sponsorship of cultural institutions including the Royal Opera House
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15 Sep 2014:
Show at Tate Modern draws in record visitor numbers, with 562,622 people taking in artist's later works
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14 Sep 2014:
Tate Britain’s glorious exhibition of Turner’s late work shows painting ‘returned to its origins and refined to its essence’, writes Peter Conrad
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10 Sep 2014: Jonathan Jones: Tate Britain changing its name, no more YBAs, the return of ‘English’ art … and what about the Welsh? If seismic political change splits nations, what will Britain’s future artistic landscape look like?
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8 Sep 2014: Tate Britain shows the artist's most radical and daring works, including nine square paintings hung together for the first time
• Late Turner at Tate Britain review
• Turner blossoms at the Tate – in pictures -
8 Sep 2014:
The curators brilliantly mix up all the types of art he experimented with, without making judgments about the 'real' Turner, writes Jonathan Jones
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