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THE GIFT OF THE GATES
On The Gates, an art installation by Christo and Jeanne-Claude Continue Reading THE GIFT OF THE GATES
I’m not Selling
I come to the Hinterlands with knowledge of the future so I know the Roman Republic wins. I watch Venus de Milo’s fruitless attempts, then slip into a winery. ...
Kehinde Wiley: A New Republic Review
Brooklyn resident Monica Burton explores Wiley’s new exhibit at the Brooklyn Museum. Continue Reading Kehinde Wiley: A New Republic Review
The Herrera-Harfuch Art Collection
On the synaesthesia of aroma and art in the Herrera-Harfuch collection. Continue Reading The Herrera-Harfuch Art Collection
Death Brought to Life at the Met
These still early years of the twenty-first century have seen a rising fascination for the mourning practices of the nineteenth century. At a time when loved ones are memorialized ...
Exhibition: The Spirit of Utopia at Whitechapel Gallery
Has utopianism become less ambitious? The artists assembled for Whitechapel Gallery’s The Spirit of Utopia favour humbler community projects over sweeping plans for a new social order. Marianne Templeton investigates… ...
This Gallery
We reached an understanding as I stared into one of Turner’s stormier seascapes. You came up behind me, tucked two icy fingers into the soft warmth at the inside of ...
Truth, Memory and Memoirs
Sam Dodson ponders why we are so stung when the truths revealed in a celebrity memoir turn out to be lies. Conversely, why do we willingly watch, read and engage ...
Rise of the Clones and the End of The New
With every sequel, with every repetition of form and the creation of tropes, our ability to find a little mystery we can relate to disappears.We begin to know what a ...
Death: A self portrait at the Wellcome Collection
One of the most resonating questions I was left pondering over was of representation. In many respects the contemplations of death, the associated images, the rituals and ceremonies built around ...
Artists’ Film: Under the Cranes
Cities are challenging: to live in and to define. They are each a unique life form constructed from many smaller ones. For some they are amazing, baffling or frustrating, particularly ...