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Phyllida Barlow: Rig Hauser & Wirth - review

01.09.11
Phyllida Barlow spent most of her career teaching art. Only now, in retirement, is she attracting attention with her own gallery-filling sculptures... more

Art away days: venturing out of the capital

25.08.11
From Frida Kahlo to Folkestone Triennial, Ben Luke takes a tour of the best outside-London exhibitions for a cultural day trip this bank holiday ... more

Richard Long - landscape artist

27.05.11
Richard Long's new exhibition at Haunch of Venison has mud on the walls and a huge stone circle in the gallery - but, he tells Ben Luke, it's really about the footprints we make on the Earth... more

Richard Long - landscape artist

26.05.11
Richard Long's new exhibition at Haunch of Venison has mud on the walls and a huge stone circle in the gallery - but, he tells Ben Luke, it's really about the footprints we make on the Earth... more

The artful dodgers: Graham Southern and Harry Blain

15.10.10
When Graham Southern and Harry Blain sold the Haunch of Venison gallery to Christie's they didn't envisage they would be blackballed by the art world. Now they've quit and taken their best artists with them. Sholto Byrnes on the battle of Burlington Gardens... more

John Pawson shows aspiration without arrogance

21.09.10
Architect John Pawson, whose first monographic exhibition in this country is at the Design Museum, is the man behind minimalism in the UK... more

Edie Campbell and the minx effect

17.09.10
Edie Campbell has a rock-star boyfriend, lashings of attitude and the fashion world at her feet. Hermione Eyre meets the girl with the golden touch, here modelling this season's key trends... more

Ups and Downs: On the South Downs at Goodwood

02.07.10
In search of fast horses, faster cars and an aerial adventure, Hettie Harvey pays Goodwood a flying visit... more

Sir Nicholas Serota is the Tate moderniser

23.04.10
As Tate Modern celebrates its 10th anniversary next month, its director Sir Nicholas Serota talks about his mushrooming empire, how we don’t cherish artists enough and why he can be ‘calm and still dangerous’ ... more

Teacher on a steep learning curve in From Floor to Sky

15.03.10
Peter Kardia was clearly an inspirational teacher to many but here, at least, he proves less effective as a curator for From Floor to Sky.... more

Outstanding achievement award for Melvyn Bragg

26.01.10
Melvyn Bragg was presented with an Outstanding Achievement award as he prepared to sign off from his long-running ITV programme The South Bank Show... more

The booming interest in fashionable fonts

09.11.09
There are about 62,000 young designers in London according to the Design Council and the chances are they will all have strong views about one aspect of design: typefaces or fonts... more

Take a walk on the tame side with Richard Long

11.06.09
Richard Long made an art form out of rambling but, his beautiful “walks of art” lose some of their magic at Tate Britain.... more

Identity crisis at Tate Britain

21.05.09
The tiny exhibition of Polish Symbolism at Tate Britain serves only to emphasise the gallery’s increasingly troublesome identity crisis.... more

Look what they’ve done to the Whitechapel

24.03.09
Two weeks before it reopens, our critic takes the first look at the East End gallery’s impressive £13.5 million expansion ... 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

Happy 40th to art's concrete bunker

09.07.08
Luminaries of the art world will flock to the South Bank tonight to celebrate an institution they love - even if the paying public has always been more cautious... more

Chapters and verse

16.04.08
There isn’t an overriding theme but the curators at the Blood on Paper exhibition have selected works which demonstrate great craftsmanship, so very V&A.... more

Relive the controversy

02.10.07
As the contest heads north to Liverpool, Turner Prize winning artist Martin Creed talks about his experience of the competition.... more

Protest camp now £90,000 Tate show

15.01.07
Brian Haw's one-man protest against Tony Blair used to be a fixture outside the House of Commons. And it is now a £90,000 work of art.... more


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