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To spend time in this town of honeyed stone is to belong to some unending melody.
Why the black British painter is back in the limelight again.
The Beggarstaff brothers’ advertisting partnership may have been a financial failure, but it transformed the nature of graphic design.
From Judas to the Brick Lane mural, how the malicious libel about Jewish greed gripped the global imagination.
350 years after his death, how can we see art's great humanist afresh?
Buildings help create our sense of permanence, and what to do when they are destroyed is a question with existential overtones.
In the 1960s and 1970s, one Chicago art school produced a strikingly original group of artists. Their work is bright, lurid, grotesque – and very funny.
The artist discusses the need for greater creativity in the modern age, sculptural outreach, and why he always returns to bodies in his work.
Artist Joe Sweeney's project +44... A Message for Europe invites us to contribute our feelings about Brexit and our EU neighbours to an audio archive.
Both artists choose everyday materials and irreverence over the sanctity of sculpture.
The painter’s Norwegian landscapes throb with an indefinable intensity.
