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Jackson Pollock RSS feedScarlett Raven: the new easel angel
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Scarlett Raven's work sits somewhere between Vincent van Gogh and Jackson Pollock, and depicts scenes of nature – such as fields of poppies, and the sea2009-10-02T10:37:51ZSienna Miller praises London women's dress sense
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Sienna Miller paid tribute to the dress sense of London women as she took centre stage at one of the world's most prestigious fashion shows2009-09-22T06:45:03ZThe rise of upmarket children's clubs
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London's latest private members' club is an exclusive affair, offering cutting-edge design and cuisine supervised by a Michelin-starred chef2009-07-27T09:40:57ZIn the mood for nudes
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Arty bars are attracting life-drawing sessions. What could be more uplifting?2009-06-08T09:19:41ZAbstract America goes back to New York school
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There is no shock of the new at Charles Saatchi’s latest show, Abstract America, but there is pleasure to be found in old ideas.2009-06-03T23:00:00ZMervyn is bold enough to speak his mind at last
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So what's got into Mervyn King? Months of fuming and frustration at the posturing and point-scoring by politicians finally seem to have got the better of the Bank of England Governor - hence, at last, he has spoken his mind. He can do so in the knowledge his position is nigh impregnable.2009-03-26T10:30:34ZLook what they’ve done to the Whitechapel
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Two weeks before it reopens, our critic takes the first look at the East End gallery’s impressive £13.5 million expansion2009-03-24T12:53:27ZOne night only for Katya Kabanova
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With its cast of small-minded provincial Russians chatting through Janacek's vocal lines, Katya Kabanova is the nearest opera gets to Chekhov.2009-03-16T00:00:00ZIt's boomtime for free museums during the recession
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Museums are soaring in popularity during the economic downturn as free entry and the weakening pound attract more people2009-02-26T10:11:54ZFDR – the last saviour of American capitalism
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With stock markets reeling after the rejection of President Bush's $700 billion rescue bid, the economic picture seems bleaker than ever2008-10-01T08:57:12ZBack to old Wild West in Appaloosa
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Ed Harris directs, co-writes and stars in this handsome, humorous tribute to the great American Western genre - Appaloosa.2008-09-24T23:00:00ZThe Francis Bacon I Knew
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As Tate Britain's retrospective opens, our critic recalls an artist who perfectly mirrored the
spirit of his age.2008-09-04T23:00:00ZICA scraps admission charge to have a happy 60th birthday
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Admission charges at one of London's best-known modern art galleries have been scrapped2008-09-01T07:55:33ZArt that's good enough to eat in American Scene
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The American Scene displays a long list of artists whom most of us have never heard of and includes the little-known prints of household names.2008-08-06T23:00:00ZTwombling Free
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A marvellous retrospective at the Tate Modern unravels the career of an American who mounted a mind-blowing assault on the act of painting, explains Ben Lewis2008-06-19T23:00:00ZFrom Ash Can to metropolis
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The American Scene: Prints From Hopper To Pollock has overturned the previous neglect of the British Museum's print collection.2008-04-13T23:00:00ZThe making of modern America through the eyes of its artists
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Sixty years of social and political change that transformed America are explored in a new exhibition featuring some of the country's most influential 20th century artists2008-04-09T07:28:17ZModern America through the eyes of its artists
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The American Scene exhibition at the British Museum incorporates some of the key moments that helped form an American artistic identity.2008-04-09T09:33:52ZRoll up, roll up
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Dulwich Gallery’s survey of 100 years of American painting is a confidence trick, a parade of very modest pictures, says Brian Sewell.2008-03-28T00:00:00ZBig art month kicks off with £100m auction
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Paintings worth more than £100 million have been sold at auction on the first day of London's most expensive month of art sales.2008-02-05T11:09:32ZArt brings home the Bacon in £38m sale
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The American love affair with 20th-century British art saw £38 million spent on two paintings by Francis Bacon at Sotheby's in New York.2007-11-15T14:59:29ZPutting art on a pedestal
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After the statue of Alison Lapper, Thomas Schutte's five-metre high glass sculpture on the Fourth Plinth is just what Trafalgar Square needs2007-11-06T11:30:14ZBarmy Barney
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He's an American Damien Hirst, and he's made a film with his girlfriend Bjork but only now has the Serpentine given him his first major UK exhibition. Welcome to the weird world of Matthew Barney.2007-09-21T13:43:04ZFormer guitarist gets serious about art
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Former guitarist for the Stone Roses, John Squire, has renounced music completely to dedicate his time to his career as an artist2007-07-05T23:00:00ZAndy made me famous
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John Giorno was Warhol's lover and star of his first film, Sleep. In London to introduce Tate Modern's historic screening of the 18-hour epic, he talks about the film that nearly didn't happen.2007-05-25T11:32:45ZThe cultural highlights of 2006
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From the triumph of Frost/Nixon to pop divas demanding equal opportunities, and a West End song and dance, our critics reflect on 2006.2006-12-29T12:41:51ZPaint drips snapped up for £73 million
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It may look like the work of a demented five-year-old let loose in a paint factory - but this is the most expensive painting in the world.2006-11-03T09:37:39ZIt's the Cabbage Patch Queen
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There have been the good, the bad and the downright ugly. But the latest portrait of the Queen appears to be toying with artistic licence.2006-10-23T10:31:35ZCultural scrap merchants
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Uncertain States of America at the Serpentine showcases the work of more than 40 young American artists. At its best, however, the work here is enjoyable kitsch, says Nick Hackworth.2006-09-11T23:00:00Z