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10 April 2008
Rodchenko:
The impact of revolution and counterrevolution
22 March 2008
American
painter Edward Hopper in Chicago
24 January 2008
Art
Treasures in Manchester: 150 years on-Part two
23 January 2008
Art
Treasures in Manchester: 150 years on--Part one
3 December 2007
The artist Henry Moore: Power and humanity
Moore at Kew, London exhibition until March 30, 2008
20 October 2007
Landmark
study records visionary architecture from the early years of
the Soviet Union
8 October 2007
Enigma
and perhaps evasion (or "hide and seek"): the realism
of German painter Neo Rauch
26 July 2007
Damien
Hirst's main obsession is wealth, not mortality
14 May 2007
Emily
Carr: Painter, writer ... symbol
4 January 2007
Edouard
Manet and France's ill-fated puppet
18 September 2006
No
nonsense about Dada
6 September 2006
Hitler's
favourite sculptor: New exhibition displays the work of Arno
Breker
2 June 2006
Interview with Zoe Strauss, photographer in the Whitney
Biennial 2006: Day for Night
11 May 2006
A barometer of the American cultural zeitgeist: the
Whitney Biennial 2006
19 April 2006
"A mixture of technical know-how, moral anger,
and all-American barbaric yawp"
Kienholz, Museum of Contemporary Art, Sydney
3 April 2006
Winslow Homer (1836-1910): Poet of the Sea
Dulwich Picture Gallery, London
10 March 2006
Harlem
art exhibition commemorates police shooting victim Amadou Diallo
16 January 2006
Back
on "the main stage": Russian art at the Guggenheim
Museum--part 2
13 January 2006
Back
on "the main stage": Russian art at the Guggenheim
Museum--part 1
14 November 2005
Soviet era posters at London's Tate Modern
From Bolshevik internationalism to Stalinist nationalism
26 July 2005
"I
am in the world to change the world": The art and life of
Käthe Kollwitz
20 July 2005
Demythologising requires a political appraisal
Frida Kahlo at the Tate Modern
4 June 2005
Artists Fernando Botero and Steve Mumford depict the
Iraq war
Pulling one's head out of the sand
30 May 2005
A dark and complex beauty
Caravaggio: The Final Years at the National Gallery
22 February 2005
An "uplifting" diversion in New York's Central
Park
Christo and Jeanne-Claude's "The Gates"
18 January 2005
Modigliani--an
artist between worlds
18 December 2004
Pennsylvania
steel works mural restored: rescuing history from the dustbin
8 December 2004
The social mosaic attempted: the photographs of August
Sander
People of the Twentieth Century: August Sander's Photographic
Portrait of Germany
31August 2004
Influence and the rise of modern art Turner
Whistler Monet: Impressionist Visions, at the Art Gallery
of Ontario, June 12 to September 12
7 June 2004
The
significance of the Momart art fire
20 March 2004
In
the absence of an explanation: the World Trade Center memorial
site
3 February 2004
Resistance is not always the whole picture:
Hong Sung Dam's Dawn woodcuts and the Gwangju uprising
17 January 2004
More of the big lie that "socialist realism"
emerged from Soviet revolutionary art
Dream factory communism: the visual culture of the Stalin
era--an exhibition at the Schirn Kunsthalle, Frankfurt
19 December 2003
The sculpture of Edgar Degas
Degas Sculptures, at the Art Gallery of Ontario, Toronto,
October 11, 2003, to January 4, 2004
14 October 2003
The texture of life in a few instances
The American Effect: Global Perspectives on the United States
1990-2003
Whitney Museum of American Art
16 September 2003
Tom
Thomson: painter and "Canadian legend"
5 August 2003
A
major discovery of Aboriginal cave paintings in Australia
30 July 2003
The art of ancient Sumer
The Art of the First Cities at the Metropolitan Museum
in New York City
19 July 2003
German
artist Käthe Kollwitz at the Art Gallery of Ontario
5 July 2003
The
art of making protest art
Interview with photographer Jason Murphy, participant
in Art Against War
23 June 2003
Sydney
Opera House architect wins major international award
30 May 2003
Andy Goldsworthy and the limits of working with nature
Rivers and Tides: Andy Goldsworthy Working with Time,
written and directed by Thomas Riedelsheimer
6 May 2003
Sale
of Breton archives breaks up legacy of Surrealist movement
1 May 2003
A worthless attack on Goya
The Rape of Creativity by Jake and Dinos Chapman
21 April 2003
Leonardo
da Vinci: the drawings and the public response
5 February 2003
An insightful view into an artist's world
Francis Bacon Studio at Hugh Lane Gallery, Dublin
11 January 2003
Surrealist
leader André Breton's archives up for auction
14 December 2002
The passion of the visual artist for the performing
artist
"Degas and the Dance" at the Detroit Institute of
Arts
2 August 2002
Artistic dissent in imperial China
When the Manchus Ruled China: Painting under the Qing Dynasty
(1644-1911) at the Metropolitan Museum
29 July 2002
Ground Zero exhibition
in Detroit
Signs of a more critical mood among US artists
31 May 2002
The
painter Jacob Lawrence
25 January 2002
Beautiful and fascinating--but not urgent?
Monks and Merchants: Silk Road Treasures at the Asia Society
in New York
11 January 2002
Apologetics for National Socialist aesthetics and
politics
Taking Positions: Figurative Sculpture and the Third Reich
3 January 2002
A major exhibition on the Spanish Civil War
"Dreams and Nightmares" -- at the Imperial War Museum,
London, until April 28, 2002
30 November 2001
A desire for what?
"Surrealism: Desire Unbound" -- An exhibition at
Tate Modern, London until 1 January 2002
2 October 2001
Pessimism
and the historical painter:
Leon Golub
20 September 2001
The
rehabilitation of British artist Stanley Spencer
24 August 2001
Papunya
Tula-the birthplace of contemporary Australian Aboriginal art
16 June 2001
The Last of the Angry Penguins
An exhibition in memory of Australian painter John Perceval
14 May 2001
Inside Out--new Chinese
art and the political conditions that produced it
2 May 2001
Goya's
private albums: A unique exhibition at the Hayward Gallery, London
26 March 2001
World Without End: Photography
and the 20th Century
Some rare photographs but a flawed approach
24 January 2001
Continuities and discontinuities in art
"Encounters, New Art From Old": A Millennium Exhibition
at the National Gallery in London
10 January 2001
George Gittoes' World Diary reinforces media
clichés
28 December 2000
Turner
Prize awarded to Wolfgang Tillmans hailed as shift in focus
1 December 2000
William Blake: A radical visionary
William Blake: Tate Gallery, London, 9 November - 11 February
2001
10 November 2000
Political Art--what it mostly isn't, and what it could
be
Protest & Survive at the Whitechapel Gallery, London
until November 12
13 September 2000
A response to Millet
Jean-François Millet: Drawn into the Light
An exhibit at the Frick Art and Historical Center in Pittsburgh,
Pennsylvania
24 August 2000
The
enigma of the baroque
21 July 2000
Art, museums and society
An interview with Jan van der Marck, former chief curator
at the Detroit Institute of Arts
4 July 2000
Tate
Modern: London's new gallery of twentieth century modern art
12 May 2000
Relaunching London's Tate Gallery--
RePresenting Britain 1500-2000
Mona Hatoum at the Tate Britain, Millbank, London
11 May 2000
Exhibition in Bielefield, Germany--
Kazimir Malevich: The Later Work
New insights into the work of Russian avant-garde artist
25 April 2000
Honoré
Daumier, Intimate Contemporary
17 April 2000
Michelangelo to Matisse--Drawing the figure
A look at 500 years of figure drawing
24 March 2000
Then and now
1900: Art at the Crossroads at the
Royal Academy, London
23 March 2000
Science, art or carnival sideshow?
The "Human Body Worlds" exhibit in Cologne
20 March 2000
A vital and challenging exhibition
Viva la Vida --Frida Kahlo, Diego Rivera and Mexican Modernism
City Gallery, Wellington, New Zealand
29 January-30 April
3 March 2000
Walker
Evans and photography
2 February 2000
"Witness": An important chapter in US history
New York photo exhibit on lynchings
5 January 2000
Striking visions of the First World War
CRW Nevinson: The Twentieth Century
29 December 1999
The rehabilitation of Gustav Gründgens
Gustav Gründgens --A German Career: an exhibition
at the Berlin Staatsbibliothek
13 December 1999
A brave New World --not that you'd know it
Amazons of the avant-garde--an exhibition at the Royal Academy,
London through February 6
1 December 1999
The
humanity of Van Dyck
23 November 1999
The artistic and social significance of the Bauhaus
Former Bauhaus student to speak in Sheffield and Liverpool
19 November 1999
A superb exhibit on militarism
Camouflage: An exhibition of paintings and etchings by Chandraguptha
Thenuwara
A conversation with Sri Lankan artist Chandraguptha
Thenuwara
5 November 1999
Henri
Cartier-Bresson: From a higher reality to a respect for reality
9 October 1999
Two
master photographers from Japan
3 September 1999
Anger
and form in the work of Ben Shahn
2 September 1999
Diego
Rivera's artistic mastery
18 August 1999
Cindy Sherman Retrospective
An artist to be taken seriously
22 July 1999
Clarice Beckett Retrospective
The subtle work of a much-neglected Australian artist
14 July 1999
Gustave Moreau: Between Epic and Dream
An exhibit at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York City
(June 1-August 22)
A supplementary point about the Moreau exhibit
29 June 1999
Fifty years of American art
The American Century: Art & Culture, 1900-1950, an
exhibition at the Whitney Museum of American Art, New York City,
April 23 to August 22, 1999
16 June 1999
The forging of a new art
"New Art for a New Era: Malevich's Vision of the Russian
Avant-Garde." At the Barbican Centre, London
21 May 1999
Francisco
Goya (1746-1828):
"Fantasy is the mother of the arts and the source of their
wonders"
14 May 1999
Kandinsky and the development of a visual language
Kandinsky--Watercolours and other works on paper: An exhibition
at the Royal Academy, London until July 4
7 May 1999
Review: Emily Kame Kngwarreye retrospective Alhalkere--Paintings
from Utopia
The Art of the "Dreaming"
1 April 1999
Face
to face with the Spanish Revolution: A rare exhibition of photographs
by Robert Capa
20 January 1999
Classic Cézanne:
Art Gallery of NSW,
28 November 1998 to 28 February 1999
"One must see nature as no-one has seen it before"
21 November 1998
Double Happiness is a Warm Gun: Twenty paintings by
Guo Jian
A biting critique of China in the 1990s
27 October 1998
A collection of rarely displayed images
Photography Review: Arcadia: nineteenth century Australian
photography
1 October 1998
The
enduring significance of the work of Max Ernst
25 September 1998
Striking images, but a misleading interpretation:
Losing Ground by Donovan Wylie
22 September 1998
The
Force of Giacometti--painter, sculptor
15 September 1998
Marc Chagall--Love and the Stage
Chagall's response to war and revolution
29 August 1998
Rodchenko's
art and fate: the experiment continues
28 August 1998
Shouts from the Wall, an
exhibit of Spanish Civil War posters:
Fascinating artifacts from a momentous struggle, and crude apologetics
for Stalinism
25 August 1998
New Worlds From Old
Landscape and artistic development in new worlds
20 August 1998
Detroit authorities force dismantling
of art work
The last days of the Heidelberg Project
8 July 1998
A
rare chance to see the recent works of Lucian Freud
27 June 1998
Beauty and Desire in Edo Period Japan Pictures of the 'floating world'
18 June 1998
Art Gallery of New South Wales acquires Braque's Le Verre
d'Absinthe
A 'new artistic concept of space'
5 June 1998
The
photographer Walter Rosenblum: Some kind of respect
12 May 1998
"Sluice Gates of the Mind" at Leeds Central
Gallery
Groundbreaking exhibit on British
Surrealism
17 April 1998
Photography review:
Paul Strand circa 1916 and
Robert Capa: Photographs
Taking pictures in the twentieth century
15 April 1998
New Toronto exhibit
A Look at Andy Warhol
21 March 1998
The photographs of Dorothea Lange
"To make the world a place for creation"
12 March 1998
Mathew Brady:
A great chronicler of the
American Civil War
5 May 1997
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