Richard Cork
Articles by Richard Cork
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Arts & Culture
Agony and ecstacy
- 13 October 2003
Art - Richard Cork on a peace-loving diplomat inspired by conflict
Arts & Culture
Not waving but drowning
- 06 October 2003
Art - Richard Cork admires Isaac Julien's haunting exploration of identity and eroticism
Arts & Culture
Flight from fear
- 29 September 2003
Art - Richard Cork on a sculptor whose best work was also his gloomiest
Arts & Culture
Flesh and blood
- 22 September 2003
A giant secular martyr, the apostles as cows' heads in formaldehyde and surgical cabinets named after saints . . . Despite the explicit religious iconography, Damien Hirst's exhibition more closely resembles an abattoir than a temple
Arts & Culture
In the family way
- 08 September 2003
Art - Richard Cork on the Boyles' lifetime project to "include everything", rubbish and all
Arts & Culture
Impressions of despair
- 01 September 2003
Art - Richard Cork discovers a darker Monet in the painter's long lament for his wife
Arts & Culture
National treasure
- 18 August 2003
Heritage II - Richard Cork discovers the Queen Mother was a daring patron of contemporary art
Arts & Culture
Fire and ice
- 11 August 2003
Art - Richard Cork compares two very different meditations on the fragility of life today
Arts & Culture
The killing fields
- 04 August 2003
Art - Richard Cork on a painter who used his love of English landscape to show the horror of war
Arts & Culture
Elysian fields
- 28 July 2003
Art - Richard Cork is seduced by old visions of paradise, serpents and all
