Archive

  • Tracey Emin: rising star

    At last Tracey Emin is being recognised as the long-term, serious and committed artist that she undoubtedly has been, with a tried-and-tested Camusian philosophy born of hard experience and free of middle-class posturing. So, she entraps voyeurs, masochists, egocentrists, bureaucrats,…

  • Covent Garden Futures c.1730–l875

    If the splatter of decadence seems original at the ICA, take a look back at Creative Quarters, at the Museum of London – where Augustus Egg, painter of the Past and Present I, II and III series in Tate Britain,…

  • Julian Opie at Lisson Gallery, Michael Landy at C&A

    JULIAN OPIE, LISSON GALLERY, LONDON NW1 through 17 March

  • Goya, Hayward Gallery, 2001

    GOYA, Hayward Gallery , London SE1 through 13 May.

  • Brassai in Paris, Hayward Gallery, 2001

    BRASSAI IN PARIS, Hayward Gallery London SE1 through May 13

  • Ken Kiff: obituary

    The world of the imagination, like that of the dream has attracted many twentieth century artists, for it is a realm of experience unspoiled by logic or categorisation. Ken Kiff’s work displayed the innocence, candour and privacy of such a…

  • Century City at Tate Modern

    Genesis; Exhibitions past – Paris, Vienna, Edinburgh

  • Century city

    The mediocrity of this Tate Modern extravaganza was traumatic. Even if it had happened now, and been amended to incorporate the revision of New York City, and given some contemporary relevance, it could never have been saved. Sometimes blockbusters sink…

  • Caravaggio: The Genius of Rome

    ROYAL ACADEMY OF ARTS LONDON through April l6th.

  • Apocalypse: Beauty and Horror in Contemporary Art

    Royal Academy of Art, London W1 through 5 December 2000