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14 Aug 2014:
Diamonds to pearls, rubies to emeralds, dig or dive deep for sparkling and inspired suggestions – you will find some gems, says Peter Kimpton
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12 Aug 2014:
Hockney and Bourgeois go head-to-head for the most beautiful, and it’s a face-off between Picasso, Mondrian and Hirst for the ultimate ‘shock of the new’ effect. Now you can pit legendary artists against each another in a card game for art lovers
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27 Jul 2014:
Jonathan Gibbs's satirical YBA-era debut marries fiction and art criticism without short-changing either, writes Anthony Cummins
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24 Jul 2014: British artist Damien Hirst to display over 2,000 pieces from his personal art collection in converted warehouses next year.
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27 Jun 2014:
Jonathan Jones: Fabritius's Goldfinch, Hirst's pickled lamb, Durer's rhino ... here are the finest (and the absolute corniest) artworks of the animal kingdom in all its majesty
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10 Jun 2014:
Turner-nominated artist and YBA explains why the beauty in his colourful, dripping syringe artworks lies in their simplicity
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7 Jun 2014:
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23 May 2014:
The Chinese artist installs a show in Yorkshire via email because his passport has been confiscated. Plus Richard Jackson's paint-splatter machines, Kenneth Clark, and the boy that pees LEDs
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20 May 2014:
Jonathan Jones: A Florida pastor has been jailed for trying to sell fake paintings by the British artist. But why does the art world give Hirst's talentless artworks any financial value at all?
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7 May 2014:
Duncan Campbell, Ciara Phillips, James Richards and Tris Vonna-Michell produce serious work, says chair of judges
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2 May 2014: Letters: Wilson's creation is just the latest example of a trend towards gigantism in modern public
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20 Apr 2014:
Profile: With the appearance of two striking works in a matter of days, the elusive maverick is back in the public eye. But has he now become part of the rampant market he so enjoys mocking?
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11 Apr 2014:
Antony Gormley, Damien Hirst, Bruce Nauman and others talk about seeing bubbles in hula-hoops, sculpting from the gut – and how Moore changed what was possible
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11 Apr 2014:
The modern thrill of Matisse's cut-outs, the torso with the more-so, and what Damien got up to in Leeds
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8 Apr 2014:
Britain's most famous artist promises 'utter candour' in charting wayward youth in Leeds before being 'saved' by art en route to wealth and notoriety, writes Alison Flood
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