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  • Munch: The Problem With Women

    This timely showing of 60 various graphics in all, some six of which are from the Gallery’s own collection, focuses on Munch’s lithographs, woodcuts, dry-point prints plus one etching, from the years 1895–1915. Here therefore, is a compelling cross-section of…

  • A Redefining Moment in the History of Native American Art

    Changing Hands: Art Without Reservation 3 Contemporary Native North American Art from the Northeast and Southeast Museum of Arts and Design, New York City 26 June–21 October 2012

  • A Delicate Game of Cat-and-Mouse

    The experience of art is not merely a matter of looking at it, but thinking and talking about it. For nearly 50 years, English critic and biographer Michael Peppiatt has been getting artists to talk about the art they create,…

  • Between Embodiment and Identity

    King’s College has purchased the East Wing of Somerset House – a row of Georgian buildings next to the Temple hidden behind the College’s street front. While photographs of eminent alumni (from Thomas Hardy to Desmond Tutu) cover the Strand…

  • The Making of an “It” Girl

    Staging Fashion, 1880–1920: Jane Hading, Lily Elsie, Billie Burke Bard Graduate Center: Decorative Arts, Design History, Material Culture, New York 18 January–8 April 2012

  • Toby Ziegler

    Ziegler’s current show at Simon Lee follows two other successful solo exhibitions, most recently The Alienation of Objects at 176 in London, as well as several group exhibitions from Finland to China. His work fuses enchanting, pale detachment with a…

  • The Mystery of Appearance: Conversations Between Ten British Post-War Painters

    The phrase “School of London” has frequently been applied to the artists showcased in Haunch of Venison’s latest exhibition, Mystery of Appearance, ever since R B Kitaj first used the term in relation to post-war British painting in 1976. Yet…

  • Francesco Clemente: Mandala for Crusoe

    Blain Southern, 4 Hanover Square, London 30 November 2012–26 January 2013

  • Celebrating Life at The Chelsea Hotel with Painter David Remfry

    During its salad days after opening in 1884, the place hosted such luminaries as Mark Twain, Lillie Langtry and O. Henry. Later struggling artists flocked to the place where they could exchange artwork for overdue rent. Many of these treasures,…

  • The Steins Collect. Matisse, Picasso and the Parisian Avant-Garde

    When Leo Stein settled in Paris in late 1902 it was with the same romantic intention, as so many before him, to become an artist. Dutifully he spent hours at the Louvre and Musée du Luxembourg, enrolled in art classes…

  • Bloomberg New Contemporaries 2012

    Institute of Contemporary Arts (ICA), London 27 November 2012–13 January 2013

  • Arthur M. Sackler Gallery celebrates 25th Anniversary

    Arthur M. Sackler Gallery, Washington DC November 2012

  • Photography’s Vivid Past

    Seduced by Art: Photography Past and Present National Gallery, London 31 October 2012 – 20 January 2013

  • Francis Bacon: Five Decades

    Art Gallery of New South Wales, Sydney 17 November 2012–24 February 2013

  • Richard Hamilton: The Late Works

    Just what is it that makes Richard Hamilton’s works so different, so appealing? Sadly, the current exhibition of late works by Hamilton (1922-2011), at the National Gallery, doesn’t really do justice to his prolific and multifarious oeuvre, but, luckily, a…

  • The Road to Van Eyck

    “In Flanders they paint with a view to external exactness such things as may cheer you and of which you cannot speak ill” Michelangelo1

  • Elizabeth Price – 2012 Turner Prize winner

    Had I, however, been asked whom I would want to win, I would have backed Price all the way. And so it was that I found myself letting out an involuntary cheer, midway through an evening committee meeting, on 3…

  • Convergent Worlds

    Drill Hall Gallery, Australian National University, Canberra 27 September–4 November 2012

  • Alan Robb

    Aesthetic and intellectual clarity defines the painting of Alan Robb, who lives in Newport-on-Tay in Scotland. A retrospective, spanning almost 40 years from 1974 to 2012, was staged at the McManus Gallery, Dundee, earlier this year enabling the artist’s work…

  • Ships and Sirens at Festival time

    Susan Philipsz Timeline 2012 The Edinburgh Arts Festival 2012

  • Bauhaus: Art as Life

    Barbican Art Gallery, London 3 May–12 August 2012

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