The shame of the Frida Kahlo industry
In a new exhibition at the Tate, Kahlo’s talent is lost beneath her acolytes’ slop
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Reviewing politics
and culture since 1913
In a new exhibition at the Tate, Kahlo’s talent is lost beneath her acolytes’ slop
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Safeguarding art at the Tate, and lamenting my daughter’s triumph
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The British artist has died aged 88
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A new exhibition reveals how the 17th-century painter captured Spain’s spiritual imagination
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Konrad Mägi mined various early-20th-century styles to create a restless national vision for Estonia
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