Venus of Urbino, 1538 By Jenny Farrell The 450th anniversary of Titian’s death on 27 August 1576 is a good opportunity to revisit the Venetian master – ... Continue reading
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Public art in the German Democratic Republic The Tricontinental Art Bulletin Today, there is growing recognition of the German Democratic Republic’s (DDR) building-integrated art and the type... Continue reading
Migration and Capital: photo by Dave Lawson By Theresa Easton When the Coalition government of David Cameron and Nick Clegg introduced its austerity programme in 2010, the... Continue reading
Photograph: Joe Copley Gary Wilkinson introduces his exhibition BLACK HOLE about the socio-political-economic black hole the mining communities found themselves in following the miners’ strike. Following the... Continue reading
Poster: ‘All militias are merged into the People’s Army’ Mark Perryman celebrates the fusion of progressive politics with visual art 90 years ago, on the 17th July... Continue reading
NOW, THEREFORE, I, DONALD J. TRUMP, President of the United States of America, by virtue of the authority vested in me by the Constitution and the laws... Continue reading
Dang Duc Sinh, oil on canvas, “In each hamlet” Article and all photos by Caoimhghin Ó Croidheáin The Vietnam National Museum of Fine Arts is housed in... Continue reading
Veronica Ryan’s exhibition is on at the Whitechapel Gallery, 77-82 Whitechapel High St, LondonE1 7QX until 14 June 2026 By Nick Moss Veronica Ryan’s work is ostensibly simple... Continue reading
Jack Clarke visits ArtBomb's symposium in Doncaster called Beyond the Scroll. Continue reading
Beatriz González in her studio, Bogotá, ca. 1974. Photo: Rafael Moure. © and courtesy Beatriz González Nick Moss reviews Beatriz González, at the Barbican till Sunday 10 May... Continue reading
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