Most recent
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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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31 Jul 2014:
Hannah Ellis-Petersen: The American artist's 'performing' sculptures will join the first major Barbara Hepworth exhibition in a half-century and a worldwide pop-art retrospective on the Tate's lineup for next year
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4 Jul 2014: Adrian Searle hunts for a glimmer of hope in a bewildering journey across the city
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8 Jun 2014: Laura Cumming: Tate Liverpool explores Mondrian's monkish grids, but the real revelation is in Margate, with the joyous high-chrome paintings of his youth
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4 Jun 2014:
From his early pieces in the Dutch landscape tradition to the famous geometric shapes of his later work, here's a selection of the best images from two current UK Mondrian shows
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Guardian Professional, 1 May 2014:
The Tate and British Museum are among institutions that have adopted brand thinking – it can help our scholarship reach more people
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28 Feb 2014: New exhibition inspired by Raymond Williams book offers an interesting, if ill-served, glimpse into the language of British art
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21 Feb 2014:
Jonathan Jones: A man in Miami smashed an Ai Weiwei vase thinking it was a fake. Plus mafia murders, spot the sniper and Henri Cartier-Bresson the communist
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15 Feb 2014:
Raymond Williams's pithy political compendium Keywords has been reissued, and is the inspiration behind a new exhibition at Tate Liverpool. Andy Beckett on an addictive book that captures a Britain in flux
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5 Feb 2014:
From a plaid shirt and brogues to view William Burroughs' photographs to leather trousers and ballet flats for Bailey's Stardust, we show you how to look the part on the cultural trail
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10 Nov 2013:
Ideas take priority over images – even great ones – in Tate Liverpool's chaotic exploration of the influence of leftwing values on the production and reception of art, writes Laura Cumming
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6 Nov 2013:
From molotov cocktail Coke bottles to the Guerrilla Girls's feminist fights for gender equality, here's a selection of the most highly charged political art in history
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6 Nov 2013: Can a single floor of Tate Liverpool sum up more than 200 years of political art? Adrian Searle heads for the barricades – but gets lost in a jumble of Bauhaus ashtrays and William Morris fabric
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1 Nov 2013:
Tate Liverpool and Turner Contemporary in Margate announce details of separate shows to be staged next summer
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