Alys Tomlinson’s poignant “Lost Summer“ portraits win the Taylor Wessing Prize
With their school proms cancelled due to Covid-19, north London teenagers posed in the outfits they would have worn.
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“A quest for solitude”: New book Dinosaur Dust explores the unusual communities of the Californian desert
Brighton-based photographer Zoe Childerley spent five years meeting with artists who live around the Mojave Desert.
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The Week in Pictures
This week’s most striking images, chosen by our creative editor.
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How the Tate staff strike exposes the contradictions ravaging the arts sector
It is time our major art institutions address the mucky business of money.
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The greats outdoors: Lord Leighton’s lesser-known landscapes
The grandest of all Victorian artists was most himself painting silvers of nature.
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The greats outdoors: the pioneering Lakeland landscapes of Francis Towne
For Francis Towne, seeing the landscape with a clear eye was more important than being stirred by it.
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Tate staff left “alienated” and “disheartened” after gallery announces 313 redundancies
Following cuts as a result of the pandemic, Tate employees are striking this week for the first time in the…
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Inside the Southbank Centre’s “laughable and terrifying” mass job cuts and shift to “start-up” culture
Europe’s largest arts centre will look to further commercialisation to recover from the coronavirus crisis.
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