Most recent
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10 Oct 2014:
Life-drawing art events are held all over the country – here are some quirky examples for you to try
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7 Oct 2014: The body screams in Emin’s latest show, which moves from crumbling, fleshy paint to tortured bronzes, and shakes the tradition of the female nude to the core. She is now clearly the most important British artist of her generation, writes Jonathan Jones
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Competition,
1 Oct 2014:
Send in your pictures inspired by great artists and you could win a signed copy of Marion Deuchars' Draw Paint Print like the Great Artists and Faber-Castell art supplies – plus see your masterpiece in a gallery on our site!
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1 Oct 2014: With seven shows and a major conference in Melbourne, self-taught artists are in the spotlight again. So why is ‘outsider art’ still a label overwhelmingly used by art world insiders? Fiona Gruber reports
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15 Aug 2014:
Australian artist Dale Frank, 55, has gifted a collection of paintings, drawings and collages to the National Gallery of Australia, from vibrant post-Pop imagery to surreal monochrome drawings
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Gallery (10 pictures),
26 Jul 2014:
Two decades on, a Dutch artist has recreated his childhood drawings in spectacular pictures, with help from Photoshop, writes Kathryn Bromwich
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Poll,
9 Jul 2014:
We asked you to nominate candidates to join the Books about Town project, and then to vote – and you have decided that Neverwhere by Neil Gaiman will make it to London's streets
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6 Jul 2014:
Art detectives: they can identify lost masterpieces from a brush stroke, and put names to nameless works. Now the gumshoes of the art world are having their day in the sun
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2 Jul 2014:
The National Literacy Trust has installed 50 illustrated book benches in London for the summer to celebrate the city's literary heritage and promote reading. But who should feature on the 51st? Make a case for your favourite and help us to create a Guardian readers' bench
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2 Jul 2014: London has become a literary playground: a project by the National Literacy Trust has scattered 50 book-shaped benches across the capital for the summer, each dedicated to an iconic author or character. Will you help us find them?
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27 Jun 2014:
Jonathan Jones: The floating forest for the Thames masterminded by Thomas Heatherwick, the underground trampoline theme park in a cave, plus Larry Clark's T-shirt range and a complete history of the photographic nude
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26 Jun 2014:
From Francis Bacon's obsession with Diego Velázquez
to Sigmar Polke's update of a classic Goya drawing, here are some great cases of art history repeating itself
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25 Jun 2014: Myuran Sukumaran, imprisoned in Kerobokan jail since 2005, seeks – and gets – advice from previous winner Ben Quilty
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23 Jun 2014:
Australia's oldest art prize opened for entries at the Art Gallery of NSW on Monday, with artists submitting works featuring familiar faces from politics, media and the arts
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Gallery (8 pictures),
22 Jun 2014:
Graphic artist Paul Willoughby's intricate portraits of Twin Peaks characters. By Kathryn Bromwich
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