The Arts in Romania A report for London Grip on the regeneration of the arts in Romania
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The Painting of Modern Life: Contemporary Photography and the Everyday Ruth Rosengarten explores an exhibition that enquires what painting makes of photography
Phillip Kotokwa – sculptor in stone from Zimbabwe
400 Women: an exhibition by Tamsyn Challenger Curator: Gemma Rolls-Bentley
An art istallation in a West Dulwich church
Clare Doyle rediscovers Andy Warhol on a rainy afternoon …
Archive 2010 Ruth Rosengarten reviews an exhibition of Italian Renaissance Drawings at the British Museum, London, 22 April – 25 July, 2010.
Crushed, Crumpled, Transformed – Ruth Rosengarten reviews work by Angela De La Cruz at Camden Arts Centre, London – April-May 2010
Michael Sangster takes a close look at Fra Angelico – Predella of the high altarpiece in San Domenico, Fiesole (c.1423) & Andrea del Sarto – Portrait of a Young Man (1517-18)
A Retrospective of John Berger’s Ways of Seeing. The NFT is hosting a homage to John Berger’s seminal study on European art.
Heaven and Earth, Richard Long’s serenely exhilarating retrospective exhibition at the Tate Britain art gallery (3 June – 6 September 2009) serves as testimony to a brilliant idea.
Ilinca Cantacuzino reviews an exhibtion by Miranda Argyle “From where I’m looking, Mr Lekeux”
By Stephen McGrath • art, drawing, Year 2011