Jan 23, 2013
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Jan 23, 2013
Jan 21, 2013
John Bellany: A Passion for Life, Scottish National Gallery, Edinburgh
To visit this exhibition is truly to experience a life in painting
Jan 20, 2013
Paula Rego: The Dame with the Goat’s Foot, Marlborough Gallery, London
This new series of work represents a particular looking back to layers of Portuguese myth and history
Jan 18, 2013
Giorgio Morandi, on show in London
The apparent simplicity of the artist’s work resonates in austere times, writes Jackie Wullschlager
©Tessa Traeger
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FT MAGAZINE
Jan 18, 2013
Tessa Traeger: Double alchemy
When Tessa Traeger was left a photographic legacy by a relative, what might have been a chore instead inspired a new body of work
©Paul Warchol
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COLLECTING
Jan 18, 2013
Broad looms large
Eli Broad’s latest museum on campus in Michigan is an explosion of structural invention
©Juergen Teller
Jan 18, 2013
Snapshot: ‘Pettitoe, Suffolk 2011’ by Juergen Teller
A new show at London’s Institute of Contemporary Arts displays a more personal side to the German-born photographer
©Royal Collection Trust
Jan 16, 2013
‘The Queen’s Target’ by Roger Fenton
This image by a pioneering Victorian photographer is both a royal souvenir and a strikingly early piece of abstract art
©Cindy Sherman
Jan 16, 2013
‘Bus Riders’ by Cindy Sherman
This serious yet funny 1976 series prefigures everything Sherman has done since – and does not come cheap
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