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Wednesday 8 Feb 12
A new book by Munira Mirza, the culture adviser to the mayor of London, Boris Johnson, has been withdrawn because of a legal problem over a Tate image on its cover. The Politics of Culture: the Case for Universalism examines how policymakers address social exclusion. The £50 hardback, which... >>>
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The intertwined lives, careers and works of two of surrealism’s greatest artists >>>
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A dictionary of contemporary art terms in sign language is launched in New York >>>
The amazing and flamboyant career of the US collector, Norton Simon >>>
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Three highly contrasting views reflecting current debates and controversies in policy and practice >>>
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The influence of Camille Monet and Effie Gray compared and contrasted >>>
The acclaimed comedian, actor, and musician examines the Zeitgeist of New York's art scene in his newest novel An Object of Beauty >>>
Two exhibition catalogues demonstrate their increasing importance to scholarship, but with different approaches >>>
That Richard Hamilton has such a relatively low profile is surely scandalous >>>
Luminaries of the art world reveal their choices of “the best art book I read this year” >>>
Dubai aimed to rival Abu Dhabi as a cultural centre: this is why it did not happen >>>
----Finding the avant-garde in the countryside, while downplaying the influence of refugees from fascism >>>
The vital and multifaceted endeavours of the aesthetic movement are brought to light as never before >>>
After a gap of 20 years, a monumental series about the representation of black people in Western art is back on track >>>
Anselm Kiefer releases a new publication and series of works reinterpreting the myth of Jason and the Argonauts >>>
Two books explore how bodies were understood and sex was depicted in the Renaissance >>>
A first-rate, scholarly account of the period told through an in-depth study of its jewellery >>>
Soldier and collector Prince Eugene of Savoy’s role in the rise of the Austro-Hungarian empire >>>
Three exhibition catalogues of Italian Renaissance art demonstrate the unique intimacy of pen or pencil on paper >>>
