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The Turner Prize is the best of British art

06.10.09
This is simply the best Turner Prize in living memory, says Ben Lewis.... more

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The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus has its premiere in Leicester Square and The Power of Yes comes to the National.... more

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Charles LeDray's Mens Suits is frankly unmissable

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Flat filled with copper sulphate on the Turner Prize shortlist

28.04.09
An artist who transformed a derelict London flat into a shimmering blue cave is among the shortlisted nominees for this year's Turner Prize... more

The shortlist featuring 'chicken man gong' sculptor and scratches on a Georgian table

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Influentials 2009

02.01.09
From finance to fashion and politics to property, the past 12 months have seen dramatic changes in who wields influence in the capital. So who are the up-and-coming power players in London this year?... more

Seizure is rhapsody in blue crystal

01.10.08
Just north of Elephant and Castle, in an unlikely housing estate, something beautiful and deadly is blooming by artist Roger Hiorns. ... more

Seizure is rhapsody in blue crystal

01.10.08
Just north of Elephant and Castle, in an unlikely housing estate, something beautiful and deadly is blooming by artist Roger Hiorns. ... more

Crystal Method for Roger Hiorns

26.08.08
Roger Hiorns has taken a derelict London bedsit and filled it with a toxic, ever-expanding chemical sculpture. He promises spectacular results.... more

Fad fails to stand test of time

11.09.06
The Hayward exhibition of the Arts Council's Collection illustrates how easily seduced that body has been into thinking today's whimsy is tomorrow's masterpiece, writes Brian Sewell.... more

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