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11 Sep 2014:
A new book of found photos traces the history of a photography faux pas that hasn’t dimmed in the digital age
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10 Sep 2014: A dignified penguin, a drunk rubber man, a tree of life and a brain tonic for curing feelings of constant dread … here are the fascinating stories behind classic logos
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8 Sep 2014:
As part of the London Art Book Fair, Camille Leproust and Andres Ayerbe have created a work printed on thermal paper that is occluded as it heats
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4 Sep 2014:
Gulliver’s dinner, the world’s largest tape measure and a cucumber killer whale ... these artworks that play with perspective will bend your eyes and your mind
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31 Aug 2014:
Grayson Perry celebrates the joys of creation and exposes artistic pomposity in this polemic, writes Tim Adams
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27 Aug 2014:
Letters: Jonathan Jones’s suggestion that Lucian Freud’s collection of Auberbach’s work must be left to Tate Modern is insulting
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26 Aug 2014:
Every day in October 2013, New York was titillated by a new street art shenanigan courtesy of international man of mystery Banksy. Now, a limited-edition book by Ray Mock, Banksy in New York, chronicles the artist’s month in the Big Apple
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26 Aug 2014:
Sean O'Hagan: The Spanish photographer's sombre photobook The Epilogue tells the story of Cammy Robinson, who died at 26 as a result of bulimia
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19 Aug 2014:
With their short hair and swastikas offsetting neat clothes, the skinheads who street photographer Derek Ridgers found roaming UK youth culture in the late-70s made a virtue of visual and social disruption
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17 Aug 2014:
The 1900s Paris art scene blazes into life in Sue Roe's high-pitched study, writes Peter Conrad
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13 Aug 2014:
From jars of frog spawn to newborn pigs and shopping bags piled high for the harvest festival, Andy Sewell’s new photobook shows day-to-day life in the countryside today
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13 Aug 2014:
Andy Sewell's sublime photobook Something Like a Nest reveals a complex picture of rural Britain, caught between idyllic old ways and urban creep, writes Sean O'Hagan
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10 Aug 2014:
The conformist and the decadent exist side by side in Anna Fox's revealing portraits of British society, writes Sean O'Hagan
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10 Aug 2014:
James Hamilton's survey of the business of art leaves the history of art out of the picture, writes Christopher Bray
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10 Aug 2014:
A new book, The Age of Innocence: Football in the 1970s, captures the years when footballers still smoked and the game was rooted in the local community
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