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The passing of this relic leaves Bond Street poorer

23.07.09

Former employee Oscar Humphries talks about his time at Partridge Fine Art, the Bond Street gallery which recently went into administration... more

Not enough worth buying at Summer Exhibition

15.06.09

Go to the Royal Academy's Summer Exhibition if you must, but for God's sake, don't take your chequebook, says Ben Lewis.... 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

Twombly's drip drip drip effect

12.02.09

Over the past 20 years Twombly has made many bold paintings of flowers � peonies, irises etc � but the roses at the Gagosian are plain soppy. ... more

Help! I�m having children for dinner

11.11.08

Having friends over for lunch is a fraught affair, even at the best of times involving a degree of washing up and hiding underwear... 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

Twombly's art of confusion

11.07.08

Cy Twombly is the kind of artist that the critics find brilliant, profound and mystical and the average punter finds a bit of a mess.... more

Twombling Free

20.06.08

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 Lewis... more

Tate mounts Cy Twombly retrospective

17.06.08

The first major exhibition of the American artist Cy Twombly for 15 years opens at Tate Modern this week to mark his 80th birthday... more

Into the world of the great ghostbuster

23.11.07

Potentially alluring, the Seeing is Believing exhibition is a patchy, oddly unsatisfying show, says Sue Steward.... more

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