Tag: Richard Long

  • Dartmoor: A Radical Landscape

    From the works of Nancy Holt and Richard Long in the 1960s and 70s to contemporary artists, this show presents photography, film and land art that engages directly with the freedom and wilderness of Dartmoor

  • Saint Francis of Assisi

    Saint Francis of Assisi, whose story began with a painting, has been depicted in more than 20,000 works of art. This exhibition offers an introduction to the visual biography of a saint who remains remarkably modern

  • Anthony Caro: The Inspiration of Architecture

    The grand Georgian home of the neo-classical architect John Soane provides the background for Caro’s modernist sculpture. It’s an aesthetic collision not to be missed

  • Philip Hughes – interview: ‘Drawing captures the memory of a place like a diary’

    Philip Hughes talks about his practice and what informed his new book, Painting the Ancient Land of Australia, which includes work he has created over the past 50 years

  • Hamish Fulton: A Decision to Choose Only Walking

    This exhibition of almost 50 years of Fulton’s experience of walking the natural world is a breath of fresh air in the heart of London’s Mayfair

  • Royal Academy of Arts Summer Exhibition 2019

    The spectacle that is the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition and the stylishness of its visitors has, it seems, never waned and, from the outset, the press has contributed to its reputation. Its visitors are just as important as the artworks…

  • Richard Long: Time and Space

    Fifteen years after Richard Long’s last exhibition of any scale in his native Bristol, he is the Arnolfini’s showcase artist during the city’s 2015 European Green Capital celebrations. Director Kate Brindley speaks to Studio International about the exhibition

  • Five Issues of Studio International at Raven Row

    Studio international visited Raven Row in East London to talk to writer and curator Jo Melvin about the exhibition she has curated titled Five Issues of Studio International

  • Doug Cocker: interview

    From my own Australian perspective, this landscape represents centuries of human presence: farming, building and crafting. Here, the cycles of nature are absorbed into quotidian life; in the summer, there are just two to three hours of dark, prompting outdoor…

  • Richard Long

    Lisson Gallery, London 23 May – 12 July 2014