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Arts & Exhibitions
A monster of his prurient time
Arts & Exhibitions: New exhibition Jack the Ripper and the East End tempers press and police material with videos of contemporary talking heads discussing prostitution, poverty and murder.....read
Canterbury Cathedral is falling down
Arts & Exhibitions: For the price of a couple of Francis Bacons one of our greatest churches could be saved for another millennium, says Brian Sewell.....read
Mixing pop and politics
Arts & Exhibitions: The Story of The Supremes is about much more than shimmering dresses with unusual names. Visitors get a taste of life in Sixties Detroit. ....read
The high life in focus
Arts & Exhibitions: An exhibition of Patrick Lichfield photographs includes his shots of Mick and Bianca Jagger, Joanna Lumley and Henry Cooper.....read
All tied up in knots
Arts & Exhibitions: Alison Watt's huge canvases of white drapery for the National Gallery are overblown and overpraised, says Brian Sewell.....read
Stuck in the slow lane
Arts & Exhibitions: Nought to Sixty, the ICA's celebration of its 60th anniversary, lacks funding and does not deliver significant experiences to visitors, says Ben Lewis.....read
Can you see anything wrong with this picture?
Arts & Exhibitions: Our critic, Brian Sewell, reveals the secret history of Burne-Jones’s huge last canvas, on temporary display at Tate Britain.....read
Hang it all – they've hidden everything
Arts & Exhibitions: Tate Britain's annual re-hang is seldom worth the effort and prevents the public from viewing more celebrated pictures, says Brian Sewell.....read
New spirit in painting
Arts & Exhibitions: The 15-canvas paintings in Nigel Cooke’s New Accursed Art Club show are intense in their detail and exemplary in their variety, says Ben Lewis.....read
A 90-year-old finally goes solo
Arts & Exhibitions: Maria Lassnig, still painting in her nineties, works in an athletic and lurid style that lies somewhere between Oskar Kokoschka and Philip Guston.....read
Daring to be different
Events: The Science Museum is using Dan Dare, star of the Eagle comic, as the symbol of how Britain reinvented itself after the Second World War.....read
Physically attractive
Arts & Exhibitions: Visually striking and atmospherically presented, Skin + Bones at Somerset House is a formidable celebration of the engineered form.....read
Moving beyond reality
Arts & Exhibitions: What could be the stuff of a fairground sideshow becomes scientific specimen in American artist, Liliane Lijn's, Stardust.....read
Right Rubens, wrong gallery
Arts & Exhibitions: The Glynde sketch is a masterpiece worth saving for the nation, even at £6 million. But it should not go to Tate Britain, says Brian Sewell.....read
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