How pop went indie at Tate Modern
“The World Goes Pop” shows a side of pop art we're not used to: global, challenging and politically angry.
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Ghosts on the canvas: the life stories of paintings
Everything Is Happening by Michael Jacobs and The Rape of Europa by Charles FitzRoy.
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Why aren’t there more scientists in the National Portrait Gallery?
If the National Portrait Gallery celebrates the best of British achievements, there’s a vast area that is being overlooked.
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Adama Jalloh interview: “I wanted black girls to see the photos and to see themselves”
As part of the Black British Girlhood exhibition, Adama Jalloh created the Identity project to show what's it like for…
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Ali Smith: Looking at the world through the eyes of Barbara Hepworth
Barbara Hepworth’s work and its universe of meaning.
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Our statues will outlast us – so let’s think twice before making any more naff public art
From Achilles in London to Christ in Rio, public art sticks in cities' throats.
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Dress codes: can there be a productive relationship between politics and fashion?
Political fashion has never been straightforward.
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The BBC uses Grayson Perry’s New Statesman guest edit to advertise the Today Programme
The Great White Male rears his head again.
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