Tag: Martin Kemp

  • Visions of Heaven: Dante and the Art of Divine Light by Martin Kemp – book review

    In this lavishly illustrated and intriguingly written book, Kemp explores how Dante influenced the work of Renaissance and baroque artists

  • The Drawn Word

    The Drawn Word is the product of a research project funded by an Arts and Humanities Research Council networking grant that explored the relationship between writing, drawing and literacy. As such it is a collaborative publication between Studio International, the…

  • 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…

  • 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…

  • Reality and Romance

    Iconic images of war and martyrdom present very different sides of the same coin

  • The Art of Seduction

    Seduced: Art and Sex from Antiquity to Now London: Merrell, 2007 This book is the catalogue of the current Barbican Exhibition in London. It forms a substantial volume, divided into ten chapters, covering different specs of the subject.