Turner Prize Exhibition 2008
Posted by guest author, 18 December 2008, 11.42
Gillian McKiver on the gap between film and art
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Does the Royal Family like Poornography (sic)
Posted by guest author, 4 December 2008, 13.17
Jasper Joffe, Does the Royal Family like Poornography (sic)
Sartorial Contemporary Art, London
18 November to 13 October
www.sartorialart.com
by Francis Scholl
This is an attempt at not-shock art. Juxtaposing large images of The Royal Family with pictures of hard core pornography, seems at first glance to be designed to appall the “Daily Mail” brigade. Read more
Turner Prize Exhibition 2008
Posted by guest author, 3 December 2008, 12.47
Matthew MacKisack compares Mark Leckey to Adam
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Turner Prize Exhibition 2008
Posted by guest author, 3 December 2008, 12.40
Donna Southern finds inspiration at the Turner Prize.
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Turner Prize Exhibition 2008
Posted by guest author, 3 December 2008, 12.19
Maggie Tran is confused at the Turner Prize.
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Turner Prize Exhibition 2008
Posted by guest author, 3 December 2008, 12.14
Alexandria Clark reacts to the Turner Prize.
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Turner Prize Exhibition 2008
Posted by guest author, 26 November 2008, 13.37
Sarah Lightman ruminates on the validity of the “compare and contrast” approach to art.
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David Shrigley at Baltic
Posted by guest author, 30 October 2008, 15.44
Vulnerability and the desire for permanence are at the heart of David Shrigley’s work, says Andrew Bryant.
My Giant Colouring Book
Posted by guest author, 3 October 2008, 17.44
Andrew Bryant asks, are the Chapman Brothers anything more than adolescent boys putting frogs down girls dresses?
