BlogArt Basel 2018
A Russian artist with a really long cape and more Art Basel gossip
Plus, we fall head over heels for Vezzoli
BlogArt Basel 2018
Metallica bassist Jason Newsted gets first show in Basel and more gossip
Plus, Harry Potter gets cocky
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Suffragette cities: UK women take to the streets to mark 100 years of the vote
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Joan Jonas moves off the land and into the ocean for Tate Modern performance
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Andrew Logan brightens up London’s Elephant and Castle with jewellery parade
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Paint and pronouncements fly as Alfred Molina reprises Rothko in West End revival of Red
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From Shrimp Eyes to Tom Odell: Royal Academy's collection (and VIPs) serenaded at opening party
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‘A primal, erotically-charged mud fest’: Florence Peake’s rite at De La Warr Pavilion
BlogFrieze New York
Frieze New York diary: Scarlett Johansson and John Krasinski arrive at the VVIP preview and more gossip from the fair
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Prelude to the Shed’s free art fortnight is a utopian breath of fresh air
For two weeks, temporary respite in New York's Death Valley is available on a miraculously undeveloped lot at the corner of Tenth Avenue and 31st Street
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Anselm Kiefer returns to New York—and brings some heavy reading
“Books don’t respect borders,” the artist said of his first public art commission in the US, Uraeus
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Sparks fly at topping out of Goldsmiths university's new contemporary art space
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Review: Glasgow International permeates city with its distinctively dystopian tentacles
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Artists bring a breath of the contemporary to the Getty Villa
Plato in LA: Contemporary Artists Visions is a group exhibition marking the precedent-shattering debut of contemporary art at the Getty Villa
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Hockney’s sitters face their painted selves at Lacma
The real subject in the show, and the source of each portrait’s fascination, is the tension between self-image and outward appearance
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Jumex Museum show looks at the fall of the Utopian ideal in Latin America
Mexico City museum is becoming a private institution that actually serves the public interest
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Wolfgang Tillmans talks post-Brexit and 'the backfire effect' at London's ICA
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Lydia Ourahmane sends out vibrations at the Chisenhale
Patrons and friends felt the tremors of an hour-long soundscape emanating from beneath the floor
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Lynette Yiadom-Boakye's boozy reading raises funds for the Contemporary Art Society
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Joan Jonas checks out digital double whammy of Ian Cheng and Sondra Perry shows
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Kindred collage spirits John Stezaker and Georgie Hopton talk the dark side of the art form
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Valeria Napoleone spreads the love in support of Alexandra Bircken and London art space Studio Voltaire
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Bravado, bats and giant bugs as Marvin Gaye Chetwynd takes over Sadie Coles
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Russian man suspends himself from a London building in the name of art—and LGBT rights
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Books, trees and live birds: Mark Dion's new exhibition at Whitechapel Gallery
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Eddie Peake takes centre stage for new performance show at London’s White Cube
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Crystals and contemplation: Mona Hatoum celebrated as Whitechapel Gallery’s 2018 Art Icon
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Newly refurbished Hayward lights up after dark
Brutalist museum reopens with new skylights and glass pyramids
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Condo and London Art Fair openings bring art tribes out in force across the city
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Sophie Jung rings in the new year with a ‘topless’ performance mixing Marxism and Mary Poppins
BlogArt Basel in Miami Beach
Zardulu the Mythmaker reads the tarot for Miami's fair-goers
Today’s horoscope for: Dealers
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Zardulu the Mythmaker reads the tarot for Miami's fair-goers
Today's horoscope is for artists
BlogArt Basel in Miami Beach
Zardulu the Mythmaker reads the tarot for Miami fair-goers
Today's horoscope is for collectors
BlogThe Rachel Report
Chicago’s bawdy night in Brooklyn
Feminists take that stage for the Sackler Center First Award at the Brooklyn Museum
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Brooklyn Museum’s rush to celebrate Rodin
“The Brooklyn Museum is hustling to become the greatest, new, 200-year-old discovery on the planet,” said the museum’s director Anne Pasternak
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It’s a family affair for McArthur Binion
The Chicago-based painter is one of 11 children, born and raised in Macon, Mississippi, at a rural address known simply as Route One, Box Two
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Kehinde Wiley talks politics, painting and portraying Michael Jackson as he unveils new works in London
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Bruce McLean interviews himself as he launches his autobiography
He asked himself "ten difficult questions"
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Jarvis Cocker lights up the Hamlyn Awards with a Powerpoint
Pulp front man was the MC for the awards ceremony
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Ashley just wants to have fun
The Bali-based artist Ashley Bickerton has his first US survey at the Flag Art Foundation
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Smells like Marina spirit
Abramovic’s show in 2020 at London’s Royal Academy of Arts will mark the first time a woman has been the subject of a retrospective at the prestigious institution
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Getting high with JFK
Teenagers in California’s Coachella Valley have found a creative way of “engaging” with the art on view at Desert X
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Taking the alphabet by the horns
Rarely is an instrumental concert as visually exciting as it is aurally, but that was the case at the Darmstadt Ensemble’s quirky recent performance
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Icelandic songs and ancestral sausages mark end of Peter Liversidge’s Southwark show
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Nitsch plays the other kind of organ
The 79-year-old Viennese Actionist Hermann Nitsch is legendary for his decades-long exploration of religious rituals and violence
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Never mind the bollocks
The British fashion designer Vivienne Westwood may have helped bring punk into the mainstream, but lately she’s been busier making the mainstream look punk
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Storage wars in the Lower East Side
The conceptual artist Aaron Flint Jamison caused a stir last month when he decided that for his solo exhibition at Miguel Abreu Gallery he would show only works in the gallery’s storage
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El Hanani, quickest on the draw in SoHo
For nearly half a century, Jacob El Hanani has been composing obsessively detailed drawings using a Rapidograph pen, typically employed by architects