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Self-taught wood-carver Ronald Moody, a former dentist born in Jamaica, is revealed as one of Britain’s most remarkable Modernist sculptors in a new display at Tate Britain, writes Guy Brett
elaborate pretence, from taking the art work to pieces and changing it into something else
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Schwaz Tuesday, 5 (?) September Dear Annerl! I’m sitting here at the table behind the stable, with the red parasol stretched out over my typewriter (to achieve this delightful little artifice I’ve brought one of the red chairs from the terrace and I’m sitting opposite the stable wall). And my naked back is soaking up the sun like a thirsty sponge, because it hasn’t stopped raining or at least drizzling since we arrived, and we’re all chilled to the bone. From today, though, the barometer and the general sense of optimism is promising the most wonderful autumn weather, so I’ll …
inhibitions and psychologically saturated with a negativity that overwhelms almost all else
That is something else entirely.) palm (Elaeis guineensis) There are many kinds of
In this episode of the Tate podcast, The Art of, hear how artists have used comedy in their work throughout art history
Everyone was passing the buck to someone else.
Tate’s first major exhibition devoted to photography exploring the central question ‚what is the place of documentary photography in art?‘ Carter Ratcliff writes
are no timelessly true revelations on genuine offer, in the art world or anywhere else
What else does his position suggest about the story Walker is telling?
15 September 1932 Dear Annerl! I’m now sitting here in my brother’s incredible office on the twentieth floor of one of the most beautiful new skyscrapers, the NEWS BUILDING. Two hundred metres from here, out of the window and to the right, stands the CHRYSLER BUILDING, the second tallest building in the world. And not much further to the left stands the EMPIRE STATE. Ten minutes’ walk from the office is the apartment, 2 Beekman Place, and it’s the sort of apartment you would like: plain and simple, a place for only the finest art, and so practical that the …
guests arrived on Sunday: writers, directors, musicians and goodness knows what else
In this episode of Tate’s podcast series Walks of Art, Scottee journeys through London’s Soho to explore the artists who have lived and worked there including Francis Bacon and Lucien Freud.
It was full of kindred spirits, so high, it was unlike anywhere else that I’d ever
TATE: That’s something else. JJ: It’s just my thing…I mean… TATE: Yeah.
