Sue Hubbard

Articles by Sue Hubbard

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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

A revealer of souls

  • 04 June 2009

Diane Arbus’s striking portraits illuminate the small tragedies of life

The divided self

  • 26 March 2009

Annette Messager subverts the stereotype of women as nurturing creatures

When silence speaks loudest

  • 26 February 2009
  • 2 comments

Can you treat the Holocaust as an appropriate subject for contemporary art? Not if you use it to give weight to an otherwise thin idea

The romance of the ordinary

  • 05 February 2009

Prunella Clough's thoroughly unflashy work recalls a quieter, more modest era in British art

David Blanchflower

Cameron flip flops

Flipping Tory policies prove a flop

Interview

Clive James

The NS interview: Clive James

Political speeches

Our top ten

Great political speeches

Film review

Invictus

Invictus (12A)

Andrew Stephen

The real Salinger

The real reason Salinger sought  escape

Mark Watson

Preparing for fatherhood

Immaculate conception

John Gray

A cure for genocide?

Worse Than War: Genocide, Eliminationism and the Ongoing Assault on Humanity

Simon says relax

Charity singles

Simon says relax

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