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Dylan Thomas: The Man & Myth Exhibition at Swansea

From Gallery Director To Full-Time Artist


Propaganda at the British Library

16.05.2013
The history of propaganda is just one aspect of the British Library's new exhibition entitled Propaganda: Power and Persuasion. In a series...

Henny Acloque - Life After Magic

12.04.2013
34-year-old London-based Henny Acloque has experienced the death of her father and some close friends over the past five years and the...

Pretty in Pink - Masculinity in 2013

28.03.2013
Who defines how men should perform themselves to be seen as male in 2013 is the core of this very fine, tight little show.

Maslenitsa Festival Opens in London with Russian Photography Exhibition

13.03.2013
London's City Hall will play host over the next two weeks to a selection of surprising and unexpected views of Russian architectural landscapes....

Art From Iran Exhibition: A Review from Edinburgh

7.03.2013
In merely seven objects dating between 13th to 21st first century, this exhibition captures volumes of beliefs, mythologies, monarchy,...

Aaron Smith: In Search of the Neo-Dandy

22.01.2013
When it comes to epitomising the Neo-Dandy on canvas, none do it better than Californian based artist Aaron Smith. A graduate of Pasadena's...
Elizabeth Price Wins The Turner Prize 2012

Elizabeth Price Wins The Turner Prize 2012

3.12.2012
Elizabeth Price has won the Turner Prize 2012. Price, the former 1980s pop musician won for her “seductive and immersive” video trilogy...
Forget The Pictures Of Poo, This Is A Solid Year For The Turner Prize (REVIEW)

Forget The Pictures Of Poo, This Is A Solid Year For The Turner Prize (REVIEW)

Sam Parker  1.10.2012
Some years the scorn that usually greets any mention of the Turner Prize feels justified, a reflection of a show always good at creating...
Is Munch Still A Scream, Without 'The Scream'? (REVIEW)

Is Munch Still A Scream, Without 'The Scream'? (REVIEW)

Sam Parker  26.06.2012
For a great many people, Edvard Munch: The Modern Eye will be a chance to decide if they should care about the artist for any other reason...
Give Peace A Chance: Yoko Ono Exhibition Shows She Is Far From A Spent Force

Give Peace A Chance: Yoko Ono Exhibition Shows She Is Far From A Spent Force

Sam Parker  18.06.2012
Maybe it's the cynicism that pervades so much post-modern art. Maybe it's the 'world out there' being defined by its fiscal gloom and...
Should One Be Amused? Major Jubilee Exhibition Reviewed

Should One Be Amused? Major Jubilee Exhibition Reviewed

Sam Parker  15.05.2012
Standing in a shop in Charing Cross Station on my way to see The Queen: Art & Image at The National Portrait Gallery, I happened to notice...
Original Harry Potter Manuscript Goes On Show At 'Writing Britain' (REVIEW)

Original Harry Potter Manuscript Goes On Show At 'Writing Britain' (REVIEW)

Sam Parker  10.05.2012
The first voice you hear, should you pause at the headphone points dotted around the British Library’s new exhibition Writing Britain:...
'Juvenile And Boring' Damien Hirst Reviewed

'Juvenile And Boring' Damien Hirst Reviewed

Sam Parker  2.04.2012
Damien Hirst poses at the opening of his new retrospective at Tate Modern Fundamental to most people’s resistance to modern art...

'Not One For The Patriotic' Picasso And Modern British Art Reviewed

Sam Parker  14.02.2012
It's a good job art isn’t a particularly tribal pursuit, or Picasso and British Modern Art would be a pretty devastating show for the...
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