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Special issue 2000-3, Volume 202 Number 1025

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Special issue 2004, Volume 203 Number 1026

Special issue 2004, Volume 203 Number 1026...

Special issue 2005, Volume 204 Number 1027

Special issue 2005, Volume 204 Number 1027...

Special issue 2006, Volume 205 Number 1028

Special issue 2006, Volume 205 Number 1028...

Special issue 2007, Volume 206 Number 1029

Special issue 2007, Volume 206 Number 1029...

Special issue 2008, Volume 207 Number 1030

Special issue 2008, Volume 207 Number 1030...

Special issue 2009, Volume 208 Number 1031

Special issue 2009, Volume 208 Number 1031...

Special issue 2010, Volume 209 Number 1032

Studio International, Special issue 2010, Volume 209 Number 1032...

The Road to Van Eyck

The skill with which Jan Van Ecyk portrays the everyday object is remarkable. He brings life and lig...

The Liverpool Biennial 2012 – the UK Biennial of Contemporary Art

The Liverpool Biennial 2012 brings together dozens of different exhibitions comprising artworks by m...

Saying It

Freud Museum, London, until 20 November 2012. Saying It is an exhibition that presents a mise-en-sc...

Turner Prize 2012 Exhibition

Love it or hate it, the Turner Prize is upon us once again, and, after a year’s sojourn at the BAL...

Taking a transnational picture: an interview with Maryam Najd

Contemporary online art journal with reviews, analysis and comment...

Ships and Sirens at Festival time

Susan Philipsz Timeline 2012, The Edinburgh Arts Festival 2012. The artist Susan Philipsz launched h...

The Afghan Seminars – dOCUMENTA 13

This year, in addition to its home-base in Kassel, dOCUMENTA (13) has satellite venues in Kabul, Ale...

Shezad Dawood. Piercing Brightness

In his feature length film, Piercing Brightness, Shezad Dawood uses the genre of science fiction to ...

The Making of an “It” Girl

The lucrative relationship between celebrity and commerce is assumed in an age of branding and image...

The Armory Show: A Personal View

Art fairs are not places conducive to the contemplation of works of art, nor do they necessarily cla...

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 bef...

The Mystery of Appearance: Conversations Between Ten British Post-War Pain...

Contemporary online art journal with reviews, analysis and comment...

The Spirit of Tariki Visits New York

Fibre is any material that helps to form a connection. It has wide applications in science and indus...

The 43 Uses of Drawing

Rugby Art Gallery and Museum’s The 43 Uses of Drawing, curated by the practitioners’ researchers...

The Omnipotent Magician: Lancelot

The cultural significance of Lancelot Brown, the Northumberland-born 18th-century landscape designer...

Studies in Form. Roberto Capucci: Art into Fashion

For those who did not have an opportunity to view the spring/summer 2011 retrospective of Italian fa...

The Dark Side of Love. Alexander McQueen: Savage Beauty

For English fashion designer Alexander McQueen (1969...

The Shape of Things to Come: New Sculpture

Saatchi Gallery’s current exhibition, The Shape of Things to Come: New Sculpture. Showcasing works...

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