Sue Hubbard

Articles by Sue Hubbard

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Alice Neel: Painted Truths

  • 16 July 2010

Sue Hubbard on a maverick painter with an eye for human vulnerability.

War Paint

  • 28 June 2010

Sue Hubbard explores the politics of the 20th century's greatest artist

A place in the sun

  • 27 May 2010

How did a fishing village become an avant-garde haven?

In search of lost time

  • 22 February 2010

How one man’s traumatic youth revolutionised painting.

Figures in a crowd

  • 01 February 2010

In 1967, abstract painting collided with politics

Into the shadows

  • 14 January 2010

A refreshingly earnest look at Europe's dark past

Graphic images

  • 29 October 2009

Ed Ruscha's paintings play with the typography of the US

Turner and the Masters

  • 09 October 2009
  • 1 comment

The greatest landscape artist of all time

In touch with the elements

  • 02 July 2009

Primal patterns of a seemingly chaotic world come to the surface in sculpture

Richard Long: Heaven and Earth

  • 18 June 2009

Richard Long’s fieldwork is a still point in an endlessly turning world

His big mistake

Hague should have known the dangers of sharing a room

Myth and reality

Flying the flag, faking the news

Iraq deception

Fisking Blair's chapter on Iraq

Mark Thompson

“There was massive left-wing bias  at the BBC”

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Certified Copy (12A)

Exams and feminism

Girls, exams and employment - a race to the bottom

What next?

What next for Diane Abbott?

Backs David Miliband

Cruddas: Why I'm backing David Miliband
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