Most recent
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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:
Director David Sefton offers plenty to savour – from a chamber opera to a one-woman show which brings a river to life
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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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6 Oct 2014: Unmade beds, a tent naming everyone she’d slept with, neon references to anal sex... Tracey Emin is one of Britain’s most famous artists and she was with us to answer your questions
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Video
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3 Oct 2014:
Using the precarious analogue technology of slide projectors, paired with his own recorded voice, Tris Vonna-Michell creates poignantly fractured travelogues that have won him a Turner prize nomination. Here he explains his work in more detail
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2 Oct 2014: Increasingly explicit scenes in music videos have prompted a bid to protect youngsters from seeing inappropriate images. But will censors’ ratings just make forbidden fruit more tempting, asks Harriet Gibsone
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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:
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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25 Sep 2014: Grotesque and seductive, Wangechi Mutu’s art embraces everything from Tina Turner and cyborgs to rotten milk and war crimes. As her new show opens, the artist talks to Teju Cole about skinning snakes – and seeing mermaids
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19 Sep 2014: From the blockbuster Constable show in London to Fiona Banner’s abstract calligraphy in Wakefield, Skye Sherwin and Robert Clark find out what’s happening in art around the country
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17 Sep 2014:
Truth and fiction, past and present blur in the French artist’s fascinating new show, which includes a monkey masked as a Japanese child, lilies stolen from Monet’s garden and a stone sculpture that’s warm to the touch, writes Adrian Searle
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15 Sep 2014: Jonathan Watts: Conceived during the mass protests in Brazil last year, the premier art event in Latin America puts everything from the Amazon’s ethnic cleansing to the demonisation of mixed-race youth on the walls of Oscar Niemeyer’s famous pavilion
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11 Sep 2014: Peter Bradshaw: This strange work by experimentalists Ben Rivers and Ben Russell is utterly uncommercial and borders on video art
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Video
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10 Sep 2014:
In this exclusive video for the Guardian, philosopher Alain de Botton gives his top five reasons why art is such a vital force for humanity. Are we wrong to like pretty pictures? Watch and find out
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