A sketchy legacy? How Pieter’s sons kept Brand Bruegel going
For all his business acumen, Pieter the Younger was no original and his skill was weedy compared to the robustness…
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The political art of Wolfgang Tillmans
This wryly understated show at the Tate explores the meaning of beauty.
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Bob Dylan’s sticky fingers
What does it feel like to have your work “remixed” – maybe even ripped off – by Bob Dylan?
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High art in the Home Counties
Compared to the work of their Sussex contemporaries, the paintings of the Bloomsbury Set look even more threadbare than usual.
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Ralph Steadman: The gonzo marksman
For six decades, the Welsh artist's savage cartoons have thrilled, angered and shocked readers. He is not done yet.
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“Someone was screwing here“: the cryptic art of Robert Rauschenberg
Dense with allusion and synecdoche, Rauschenberg's art work reveals an extraordinary “stream of unconsciousness”.
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You could (maybe, almost) afford some of the pieces from David Bowie’s private art collection
Okay, maybe not, but here are some of the more affordable works anyway.
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Ruin porn: the art world’s awkward obsession with abandoned Soviet architecture
Deserted fairgrounds, disused factories and forgotten military bases may look cool, but are we fetishising the remnants of such a cruel…
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