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Home Arts Hub Archive by category "Visual Arts"

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04 Jan
Rudolf Swoboda, courtesy Tate Britain
Visual Arts
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Artist and Empire

Posted byMike Quille
Mike Quille explores the relations between art, politics and empire, in the current Artist and Empire exhibition at Tate Britain. Has there ever been a more successful... Continue reading
11 Dec
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Unofficial War Artist: Peter Kennard at the IWA

Posted byMike Quille
“The people’s peace museum” is Peter Kennard’s suggested name change for the Imperial War Museum, where his stunning images are currently on display. If Kennard ever does... Continue reading
10 Dec

All That Is Solid Melts Into Air

Posted byChristine Lindey
Although he has used a wide variety of media, Jeremy Deller is perhaps best known for orchestrating large numbers of the public to create artworks such as... Continue reading
26 Nov

Art and the Bolshevik Revolution

Posted byChristine Lindey
How did the Bolshevik Revolution of 1917 affect art and artists? It did so at every level: art education, production, patronage, distribution and reception were all transformed.... Continue reading
26 Nov

The Communist Vision of Ai Weiwei

Posted byMike Quille
Is Ai Weiwei the most famous artist in the world? If so, it’s not because of his art but because of his celebrity status as a political dissident... Continue reading

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