Exhibitions
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Remember the ZX Spectrum? 'Digital archaeology' at the Barbican
29 Oct 2013: Early computer games to form part of Digital Revolution exhibition, which will celebrate digital creativity in all its forms
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Gallery (12 pictures),
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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3 Nov 2013:
One of the great artists of his day, Honoré Daumier barely scraped a living in the city he depicted with compassion and brilliance, writes Laura Cumming
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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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Audio slideshow,
1 Nov 2013:
Corinne Day, Anders Peterson, Garry Winogrand and JH Engström feature in November's guide to the best photography exhibitions and books
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Gallery (8 pictures),
1 Nov 2013:
From Kevin Pearsh's paintings of the Ganges in Birmingham to Stanley Spencer's murals in London, find out what's happening in art around the country
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31 Oct 2013:
Sean O'Hagan: This rising star's dark imagination is given free rein in a spooky new show, which features shots of a Michelangelo wrapped in cellophane and the great psychoanalyst's armchair
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29 Oct 2013: Early computer games to form part of Digital Revolution exhibition, which will celebrate digital creativity in all its forms
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29 Oct 2013:
Like the art of Hogarth and Goya, the French caricaturist's work – in a new exhibition at the Royal Academy – is proof the political satire of yesterday can still speak to us today, writes Jonathan Jones
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28 Oct 2013:
Two of the surviving five versions of the Sunflowers to go on display in London next year
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28 Oct 2013: Political, moral, social and artistic themes are lost in the muddle of the Masculin/Masculin exhibition at the Musée d'Orsay
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Gallery (9 pictures),
28 Oct 2013:
Here's your chance to see today's bio-hackers and bio-artists at work, and witness their stomach-churning visions of the future
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27 Oct 2013: The Turner prize looks better than ever this year in a city whose history puts art into perspective, writes Laura Cumming
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Guardian Professional, 25 Oct 2013:
If the most important thing about art is its newsworthiness, says Sarah Kent, how do we engage with it on any other level?
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25 Oct 2013:
Who were the Georgians? A new exhibition at the British Library goes beyond Jane Austen and toff rule to redefine the era's protagonists, from journalists to surgeons to pornographers, writes Amanda Vickery
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