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Don't bring the curtain down for the Games

21.10.11
How do you solve a problem like the Olympics? Lord Lloyd-Webber has served notice that he is thinking of closing his Really Useful theatres for two weeks while the Olympic Games are on next year... more

All the fun of Frieze Art Fair

13.10.11
Frieze Art Fair: As the art world descends for opening of London's most important art event, our critic picks his highlights... more

Tacita Dean - the last film-maker

10.10.11
British artist Tacita Dean illuminates the Turbine Hall with her love letter to celluloid. But the colossal Tate Modern show nearly didn't happen, she tells Alison Roberts... more

Tacita Dean: Film, Tate Modern - review

10.10.11
Tacita Dean has created a mesmerising and at times stunningly beautiful tribute to the medium of film... more

A ministerial career hangs in the balance

10.10.11
The furore engulfing Defence Secretary Liam Fox is of his own making. He clearly showed, at the very least, poor judgment in allowing his friend Adam Werritty to accompany him on official trips and to visit him frequently at the MoD... more

Fiery work proves you can't dismiss RA summer show

02.06.11
The debate on the merits of the Royal Academy's Summer Exhibition, which opens next week, is now almost as much a tradition as the show itself... more

Lights, camera, action... Tacita Dean will be next to grace Tate Modern's Turbine Hall

14.12.10
Former Turner Prize nominee Tacita Dean, who is best known for works in film and sound, is to be the next artist to tackle the vast space of Tate Modern Turbine Hall... more

Controversial book and film becomes London art exhibition

02.02.10
It was a book, then a controversial movie, and now Crash, a major new exhibition of art inspired by the dark dystopian writings of JG Ballard, will open at a London gallery ... more

Tate's Christmas tree goes back to its roots

11.12.09
Tate Britain has overcome fire hazard fears to unveil a traditional German-style Christmas tree with lit candles... more

Artists and writers team up for poetry marathon

16.10.09
Artists including Gilbert and George and Tracey Emin will reveal their poetic soul in a two-day marathon at the Serpentine Gallery... more

Tate gallery’s £100m bonanza despite recession

17.09.09
The Tate is defying the recession thanks to an astonishing series of gifts and bequests, it was revealed... more

New order emerges in Classified's Britart

09.07.09
Classified works well as a top 20 of British art of the past 10 years or so.... more

25 reasons to go to The Edinburgh Festival

01.07.09
After last year's letdown, the world's largest arts festival has got its act together to offer a thrilling array of entertainment next month.... more

Wit and intellect from The Russian Linesman

18.02.09
The Russian Linesman shows that conceptual art's themes of social hierarchies and cultural assumptions go back centuries.... more

Tate unveils new faces of art

02.02.09
The fourth Tate triennial is a snapshot of art in Britain... more

Best Art Shows of 2009

09.01.09
The art market may be reeling in the face of recession but there will still be plenty of exciting shows this year. Ben Lewis rounds up the best.... more

Art & design

08.10.08
London has recently underlined its status as the global capital of contemporary art. These are the key players in the world’s most exciting market. ... more

Three females and one male on Turner Prize shortlist

13.05.08
Female artists make the strongest showing in a decade in the Turner Prize shortlist... more

Portraits of Shanghai

15.01.08
Sarah Beddington's slow film, Shanghai Moon, uses four screens but at over an hour long, can have the viewer drifting off.... more

English sensibility dominates seductive show

07.01.08
Steven Claydon's show has a Surrealist influence, but it's one that is British and often whimsical in flavour.... more

What a shocker

05.10.07
By limiting itself to winners of the Turner Prize and ignoring all the shortlisted artists, Tate Britain's retrospective misses out on so much of the provocative work of the YBAs.... more


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