Category: Articles

  • 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

  • Victor Willing (1928-1988)

    Edited by Fiona Bradley with contributions from Lynne Cooke, John McEwan, John Mills, Paula Rego and Nicholas Serota August Media Ltd, London, 2000.

  • Paul Klee at the Scottish National Gallery

    Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art, Edinburgh 12th August – 20th October 2000

  • Chasing beauty

    L’Idea del Bello: Palazzo delle Esposizione, Rome – Through September.

  • Bill Viola, master of video

    Encounters: NEW art from OLD National Gallery of Art, London 2000-06-14 until 2000-09-17

  • Encounters: A dialogue with art from the past

    There is at present, at the National Gallery in London, an exhibition entitled Encounters, where twenty-four contemporary artists of international stature were invited to choose a work of art in the famous collection as a starting point for a work…

  • Royal Academy Summer Exhibition, 2000

    Given the characteristic hubris of Tate Modern over the river, it is interesting and also reassuring to find the Royal Academy distinctively following its own direction, as if Sir Giles Gilbert Scott had never been, let alone Herzog and de…

  • Ken Done – Opera house and bridge

    To Sydneysiders and visitors alike the man-made structures of the Harbour Bridge and the Opera House have become icons with which the city is readily identified. The technology of the Harbour Bridge was recognised by artists in the 1920s as…

  • Ken Done – beaches and boats

    The view from his studio of Chinaman’s Beach long sustained Ken Done’s artistic inquiry throughout the 1980s and today he continually finds himself returning to it as a special source of inspiration. As if echoing the suffuse patterns of nature,…