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22 Oct 2014:
A video installation of images smuggled out from Syria puts them in the context of the 20th century’s greatest atrocity, and the impact is profound, reports Raya Jalabi
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20 Oct 2014: American artist slapped and artworked vandalised, as right-wing protesters accuse him of ‘humiliating’ Paris
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20 Oct 2014:
Yoko Ono, Gilbert and George, Gustav Metzger, Lily Cole and dozens of scientists and anthropologists come together at London’s Serpentine Gallery to confront the end of humanity, writes Hannah Ellis-Petersen
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19 Oct 2014:
From urban grasslands sprouting on the state library steps to Carsten Höller’s golden mirror carousel at NGV, the best of the art at Melbourne festival
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18 Oct 2014: From Egon Schiele in London to Raphael Hefti in Nottingham, Skye Sherwin and Robert Clark find out what’s happening in art around the country
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17 Oct 2014:
Jonathan Jones: Radical artists are always keen to make a statement; just look at this year’s Turner prize crop. But their work needs to engage with humanity, otherwise it’s just elitist masturbation
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16 Oct 2014: This meditation on architecture is perhaps not quite a film, but more of a quasi-installation, writes Peter Bradshaw
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14 Oct 2014: Jonathan Jones: This art show for the digital age is a catastrophic mix of the harebrained and the talentless – and it heralds disaster for London’s artistic ambitions
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13 Oct 2014:
The American artist’s massive winged sculpture is beautiful to look at, but has all the depth and profundity of a Christmas garland, writes Jonathan Jones
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12 Oct 2014: Artist Conrad Shawcross talks to Kate Kellaway about turning an industrial robot into a dancer – and his debt to Lord Byron’s daughter
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11 Oct 2014: From Thomas Joshua Cooper in Edinburgh to Matt Stokes in Sheffield, Robert Clark finds out what’s happening in art around the country
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2 Oct 2014:
Artist Alex Chinneck has made houses slither into a heap, get turned upside down, and melt into a puddle – and now the architectural illusionist has slashed right through London’s Covent Garden market, leaving it hanging in mid-air. Oliver Wainwright reports
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2 Oct 2014:
A six-acre face portrait is unveiled on Washington's National Mall
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29 Sep 2014: Tania El Khoury’s interactive piece marks the lives of 10 Syrians whose families were forced to bury them at home, writes Lyn Gardner
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21 Sep 2014:
Gillian Clarke and Louise Ann Wilson’s pastoral Welsh installation leaves its mark on the memory, writes Laura Barnett
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