Revealed: Van Gogh’s English friend in Antwerp, Emslie Horniman
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Revealed: Van Gogh’s English friend in Antwerp, Emslie Horniman
Memories of the artist from the son of the founder of London’s Horniman Museum uncovered in archival letters
A gloomy Brittania and a tribute to gay Russian clubbing—political commentary abounds at Drawing Room biennial
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A gloomy Brittania and a tribute to gay Russian clubbing—political commentary abounds at Drawing Room biennial
Sarah Lucas puts egg, cement and breezeblocks on the face of Tate Modern's Franz West show
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Sarah Lucas puts egg, cement and breezeblocks on the face of Tate Modern's Franz West show
Frieze LA diary: bright stars, sexy architecture and Kenny Schachter’s hotel dalliance
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Frieze LA diary: bright stars, sexy architecture and Kenny Schachter’s hotel dalliance
Plus, an art gallery "rap battle"
Frieze LA diary: Leibovitz’s photo finish, Destroyer smashes it and a mushroom-powered rocket (doesn't) take off
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Frieze LA diary: Leibovitz’s photo finish, Destroyer smashes it and a mushroom-powered rocket (doesn't) take off
Plus, Suzanne Jackson’s modest gallery revival
Former Tate director's hidden tribute to Van Gogh’s Sunflowers
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Former Tate director's hidden tribute to Van Gogh’s Sunflowers
James Manson paid homage to the artist by painting his own bouquet
Patti sings 'Because the night belongs to Annie'
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Patti sings 'Because the night belongs to Annie'
You spin my heart right round—Paris ups its romance game for Valentine's Day
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You spin my heart right round—Paris ups its romance game for Valentine's Day
Material fair: focused, fresh and festive
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Material fair: focused, fresh and festive
Get lost in the myths and mazes of Large Glass's labyrinthine show
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Get lost in the myths and mazes of Large Glass's labyrinthine show
Grace Jones graces the stage for Aids charity at Mexico City home of Eugenio López
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Grace Jones graces the stage for Aids charity at Mexico City home of Eugenio López
Fraccionar, an idiosyncratic show in Mexico City, makes a match with the sublime Casa Luis Barragán
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Fraccionar, an idiosyncratic show in Mexico City, makes a match with the sublime Casa Luis Barragán
The curator Inti Guerrero has succeeded where others have fallen short
Pop Art: George Michael’s YBA collection goes on the block
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Pop Art: George Michael’s YBA collection goes on the block
How Van Gogh's Sunflowers have inspired generations of British artists
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How Van Gogh's Sunflowers have inspired generations of British artists
Painters from Brangwyn to Nash paid homage to the masterpiece, all illustrated on the Art UK site
Mamma Mia—Cher’s gorgeous garments are set for The Met
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Mamma Mia—Cher’s gorgeous garments are set for The Met
Tracey Emin makes her mark with marvellously monumental bronzes at White Cube
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Tracey Emin makes her mark with marvellously monumental bronzes at White Cube
Gavin Rossdale goes shopping at the LA Art Show
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Gavin Rossdale goes shopping at the LA Art Show
The fair gets short shrift in the art media, perhaps for its street-y nature or for its focus on spectacle and maximalism
Linder's photomontages conjure up an analogue era at Stuart Shave
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Linder's photomontages conjure up an analogue era at Stuart Shave
Hear them roar—tiger rugs by Anish Kapoor and Raqib Shaw fly out the door
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Hear them roar—tiger rugs by Anish Kapoor and Raqib Shaw fly out the door
Speculation over Leonardo says more about us than the art
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Speculation over Leonardo says more about us than the art
Facts seem no longer to matter with the famous picture
Burger King wants you to ‘Eat like Andy’—but he would have preferred a Big Mac
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Burger King wants you to ‘Eat like Andy’—but he would have preferred a Big Mac
San Francisco’s Van Gogh is the real deal
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San Francisco’s Van Gogh is the real deal
The still life of fruit and chestnuts, until recently dismissed as a fake, was painted in Paris
Rachel Whiteread: Art Icon
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Rachel Whiteread: Art Icon
Artist honoured as the Whitechapel Gallery's Art Icon as she returns to the East End
Snarkitecture’s pop-up installation brings beach season to Chicago’s Navy Pier
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Snarkitecture’s pop-up installation brings beach season to Chicago’s Navy Pier
Victoria Beckham helps kick off Sotheby’s Masters Week sales in New York
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Victoria Beckham helps kick off Sotheby’s Masters Week sales in New York
Should a modern extension be tacked on to a 15th-century architectural masterpiece?
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Should a modern extension be tacked on to a 15th-century architectural masterpiece?
Gong meditations and an intimate basement gig: the London art world sounds off in January
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Gong meditations and an intimate basement gig: the London art world sounds off in January
Performances by Laraaji and Martin Creed help boost the winter spirits
Amsterdam Sunflowers will never again travel
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Amsterdam Sunflowers will never again travel
Conservators are concerned over Van Gogh’s still life, which went to over 80 exhibitions after the war
Brafa guests Gilbert & George bring very British brand of anarchy to Brussels
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Brafa guests Gilbert & George bring very British brand of anarchy to Brussels
Andrei Molodkin wants to turn your blood into art in new Belgian show
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Andrei Molodkin wants to turn your blood into art in new Belgian show
Did somebody order Chinese (art)? Qiu Anxiong partners with New York restaurant
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Did somebody order Chinese (art)? Qiu Anxiong partners with New York restaurant
Sculptor Nick Hornby is on the right side of the law at Pinsent Masons
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Sculptor Nick Hornby is on the right side of the law at Pinsent Masons
The Outsider Art Fair: a victim of its own success?
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The Outsider Art Fair: a victim of its own success?
The event does better when it casts a wide net, while sticking closer to its roots
Who painted the mystery nude in the Van Gogh brothers' collection?
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Who painted the mystery nude in the Van Gogh brothers' collection?
Museum specialist believes he has uncovered the identity of the artist—and his voluptuous muse
A standout portrait of a towering James Baldwin
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A standout portrait of a towering James Baldwin
A show at David Zwirner explores the writer's life, his circle and his legacy
Jeremy Deller and Aries make English pre-history sexy as Theresa May suffers Brexit wipeout
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Jeremy Deller and Aries make English pre-history sexy as Theresa May suffers Brexit wipeout
Turkish artist Banu Cennetoğlu bears witness in a marathon of moving images at the SculptureCenter
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Turkish artist Banu Cennetoğlu bears witness in a marathon of moving images at the SculptureCenter
One work represents a kind of career retrospective for this widely respected artist and human rights activist, who appears to have been born with an archival gene
Scotland has just four per cent of the Royal Collection—it's time it got a fairer share
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Scotland has just four per cent of the Royal Collection—it's time it got a fairer share
The Queen has seven Rembrandts, 29 Van Dycks and 52 Canalettos, yet not one is on long-term display in Scotland
Boychild kicks off Condo London 2019 at Carlos Ishikawa
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Boychild kicks off Condo London 2019 at Carlos Ishikawa
Art as Healer: Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck’s Never Look Away
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Art as Healer: Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck’s Never Look Away
Gerhard Richter’s post-war coming of age is fictionalised on film
Van Gogh’s most important painting leaves Europe for the first time
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Van Gogh’s most important painting leaves Europe for the first time
National Gallery’s Sunflowers heads to Japan where it is likely to be seen by around a million people
Museums battle it out on Twitter to have the greatest BDE (ahem.. Big Duck Energy)
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Museums battle it out on Twitter to have the greatest BDE (ahem.. Big Duck Energy)
Aleksandra Mir presents Trump, the tabloid creation pre-2000
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Aleksandra Mir presents Trump, the tabloid creation pre-2000
Welcome to the (life-sized) doll's house courtesy of Camille Henrot and Gaetano Pesce
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Welcome to the (life-sized) doll's house courtesy of Camille Henrot and Gaetano Pesce
Aican the AI artist: putting the art in to artificial intelligence
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Aican the AI artist: putting the art in to artificial intelligence
Anish Kapoor and Carmen Herrera help raise record £500,000 sum for Cure3 Parkinson's initiative
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Anish Kapoor and Carmen Herrera help raise record £500,000 sum for Cure3 Parkinson's initiative
Party like you're 99 with the new documentary, The Last Resort
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Party like you're 99 with the new documentary, The Last Resort
The most important Van Gogh discoveries, exhibitions, sales and books of 2018
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The most important Van Gogh discoveries, exhibitions, sales and books of 2018
From the discovery of a Montmartre drawing to a $40m sale at Christie's
Rose McGowan's foray into art film sees her collaborate on Indecision IV
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Rose McGowan's foray into art film sees her collaborate on Indecision IV
Achilles the Hermitage cat gets top tourism gong
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Achilles the Hermitage cat gets top tourism gong
Revealed online for the first time: photograph showing Van Gogh painting slashed in 1978
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Revealed online for the first time: photograph showing Van Gogh painting slashed in 1978
Criminally insane visitor attacked the self-portrait at the Van Gogh Museum
Gran Torino offers Van Dyck, hot chocolate and the ghost of Il Duce
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Gran Torino offers Van Dyck, hot chocolate and the ghost of Il Duce
Turin has all the grandeur of Paris, but none of the haughtiness
It's a Christmas wrap at a seasonal art boot-fair
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It's a Christmas wrap at a seasonal art boot-fair
Art Basel in Miami Beach diary: performing beauty at Satellite, cosmic creations at Untitled and making sweet art world music
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Art Basel in Miami Beach diary: performing beauty at Satellite, cosmic creations at Untitled and making sweet art world music
Plus, a look into the archive at Solange's porn confession
Art Basel in Miami Beach diary: the ghost of Dan Flavin, Dan Sallick wants to start a 'slow art movement' and Fab 5 Freddy talks art
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Art Basel in Miami Beach diary: the ghost of Dan Flavin, Dan Sallick wants to start a 'slow art movement' and Fab 5 Freddy talks art
Plus, a look into the archive at Isabella Rossellini's saucy series on the sex lives of animals
Sir Charles steps down as chief-executive of the RA and settles a few old scores along the way
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Sir Charles steps down as chief-executive of the RA and settles a few old scores along the way
Van Gogh's portrait of a prostitute coming up for sale
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Van Gogh's portrait of a prostitute coming up for sale
Christie’s, more discreetly, entitles it “Portrait de femme”
Art Basel in Miami Beach diary: Neneh is the Cherry on top at White Cube and stars show support for HIV/Aids charity auction
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Art Basel in Miami Beach diary: Neneh is the Cherry on top at White Cube and stars show support for HIV/Aids charity auction
Plus, feast your eyes on a ten-foot-high chocolate tower
Art Basel in Miami Beach diary: Arnold Schwarzenegger is a forgery fan and Tomás Saraceno gets nerdy on the beach
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Art Basel in Miami Beach diary: Arnold Schwarzenegger is a forgery fan and Tomás Saraceno gets nerdy on the beach
Plus, a look into the archive at Larry Gagosian's crabby habits
The mood is serious and celebratory at the Turner Awards- with a sartorial twist
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The mood is serious and celebratory at the Turner Awards- with a sartorial twist
Brexit Bingo chez Landy and Wearing for CAS Artist’s Table
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Brexit Bingo chez Landy and Wearing for CAS Artist’s Table
Tequila Libations for Gordon Matta-Clark's Garbage Wall at David Zwirner
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Tequila Libations for Gordon Matta-Clark's Garbage Wall at David Zwirner
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Eddie Peake responds to Will Self and points to a new direction
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Eddie Peake responds to Will Self and points to a new direction
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Mistaken identity: new discovery means there is only one known photograph of Vincent van Gogh
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Mistaken identity: new discovery means there is only one known photograph of Vincent van Gogh
The childhood image that was assumed to be of Vincent is now believed to depict his brother Theo
Lights, tree, action as Michael Craig-Martin's Connaught Christmas tree unveiling coincides with Thanksgiving
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Lights, tree, action as Michael Craig-Martin's Connaught Christmas tree unveiling coincides with Thanksgiving
The conceptual artist dazzled with a glittering rainbow-coloured display
Amsterdam show to explore Van Gogh’s influence on Hockney
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Amsterdam show to explore Van Gogh’s influence on Hockney
Exhibition of 120 works will reveal a shared fascination with nature, bold use of colour and experimentation with perspective
Hamlyn Awards: giving time and space as well as funds to artists
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Hamlyn Awards: giving time and space as well as funds to artists
With budgets shrinking, the importance of awards like these are becoming increasingly important
Cerith Wyn Evans bares (nearly) all and is worthy winner of Hepworth sculpture prize
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Cerith Wyn Evans bares (nearly) all and is worthy winner of Hepworth sculpture prize
Partial nudity and a full-frontal rally against Brexit from the Welsh sculptor
SpaceX, we have a problem: lift-off is delayed for rocket carrying art
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SpaceX, we have a problem: lift-off is delayed for rocket carrying art
Rose McGowan back on screen in all-encompassing art film