Art

• Art Turning Left: revolution in the head

  
  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

• The revolution will not be aestheticised: the top rightwing artists

  6 Nov 2013: From Goya to Gilbert and George, artists have long embraced rightwing views, writes Jonathan Jones
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  Why save Stubbs's kangaroo? It's cute – and it was an 18th-century viral hit

  
  6 Nov 2013: Tom Sutcliffe: The painting was reproduced because it provoked the same 'have you seen this?' instinct that drives social networks now

• Peter Duggan's Artoons: vive les jardins Français

  
  6 Nov 2013:

  Shoe-rly not … can it be that the French cannot live without class conflict? Jean-Honoré Fragonard and Jean-François Millet would be happy they can still recognise their own, as everything in the garden is blooming … revolting

• Jonathan Meades: why I went postal … and turned my snaps into postcards

  6 Nov 2013:

  In Britain, we still send millions of postcards every year. Jonathan Meades explains why he is putting his unique stamp on this most democratic of artforms

• Stubbs works saved: animal paintings inspired by Cook's voyage to stay in UK

  
  5 Nov 2013:

  National Maritime Museum raises £4.5m for George Stubbs's 18th-century paintings of Australian kangaroo and dingo

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  Looted art: the stash that overwhelms

  5 Nov 2013:

  Editorial: Unravelling the intrigue of that Munich flat is only really starting, and basic questions remain

• Picasso, Matisse and Dix among works found in Munich's Nazi art stash

  5 Nov 2013: Art historian describes 'incredible joy' at seeing previously unknown works among 1,406 found at home of Cornelius Gurlitt
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  Stolen art links Holocaust survivors to their past – it's not about the money

  
  5 Nov 2013:

  David Lewis: The Munich hoard of art looted by the Nazis raises questions about why so little been done to return stolen goods

• Otto Dix works in Munich hoard speak truth to Hitler

  5 Nov 2013: Jonathan Jones: First glimpses of pictures by 'degenerate' modernist artist reflect grotesque carnival of lies and hypocrisies of German New Order

• Brick by brick: your artworks of buildings

  
  5 Nov 2013:

  Salford, São Paulo, Suffolk and stairways to heaven, plus New York and 'nuts about beach huts' ... here are your artworks of buildings so far

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  Arts head: Jeremy Epstein and Charlie Fellowes, founders, Edel Assanti

  
  5 Nov 2013:

  The gallerists on new generation dealers and buyers, and why the gallery – not art fairs or Amazon – is where risks

• A flood of inspiration: Will Self's Thames trudges

  5 Nov 2013:

  Will Self is so obsessed with the Thames he occasionally takes walks through it – thigh-deep in its 'mocha waters'. As a new exhibition of paintings about the river opens, he celebrates his murky muse

• The mysterious Munich recluse who hoarded €1bn of Nazis' stolen art

  4 Nov 2013: Cornelius Gurlitt stacked suspected looted works in Schwabing apartment among juice cartons and 1980s tinned food

• Missing in action: artworks presumed to have been destroyed in the war

  
  4 Nov 2013:

  Modernist works by Klimt and Van Gogh and masterpieces by Caravaggio are among the pieces that have long been assumed lost. But could the Munich hoard give hope for their survival?

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