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Wolfe von Lenkiewicz
Wolfe von Lenkiewicz is an artist who employs some of the most well-known imagery in the history of art to create startling new forms that appear strangely familiar to the viewer – “re-sequencing” iconic works into contemporary pieces with a
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Cult of Beauty
The Cult Of Beauty at the V&A brings together visionary works that fundamentally changed the game in art at the dawn of the 20th century. Curated by Stephen Calloway it explores the chief protagonists of the aesthetic movement, radically-minded
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AnOther Thing I Wanted to Tell You
Daniel Pinchbeck on meeting the Kogi Tribe
Daniel Pinchbeck is a spiritual seeker committed to transmitting messages to the masses from both the furthest reaches of consciousness and the remotest parts of the planet.
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The Turner Contemporary
The Turner Contemporary opens its doors next month and it promises to be one of the most vibrant places to experience modern art in the south east of England.
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Paul Housley
Paul Housley’s unsettling portraits and still lifes speak of the blank canvas at the heart of our constructed identities, playfully toying with our notions of what it means to be “real” in a world that still relies heavily on Cartesian notions to
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Jeremy Houghton
There is a curiously explosive beauty about the paintings acclaimed British artist Jeremy Houghton has included in an upcoming group show at The Saatchi Gallery.
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AnOther Thing I Wanted to Tell You
Jim Sclavunos on Mo Tucker
Jim Sclavunos is something of a rock’n’roll legend, and is the impossibly tall, bearded figure responsible for the pounding beats that drive both Grinderman and Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds...
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Cory Arcangel, Beat The Champ
Cory Arcangel is a name that has become synonymous with the most cutting-edge in digital art over the last decade, and his commission at the Barbican Curve only serves to further his reputation as a conceptual wunderkind.
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Marianne Faithfull
There are few people to have lived life with as much verve as the singer, actress, sometime sex symbol and outspoken social commentator Marianne Faithfull. Her somewhat chequered journey, from the sylph-like 60s teenage chanteuse that dated Mick
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A Celebration of John Stezaker
A new exhibition at Whitechapel Gallery pays tribute to the extraordinary visual provocateur
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Larry Clark on What Do You Do For Fun?
Larry Clark tells AnOther about the conceptual genesis of his work
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Erica Eyres
Erica Eyres is an artist interested in exploring the psychological drives of the human species through the prism of mainstream culture and quasi-familial relationships, employing the motifs, language and narrative structures of soap operas and
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AnOther Thing I Wanted to Tell You
Romain Gavras on the Wu-Tang Clan
Romain Gavras is one of the most controversial and transgressive directors working today, renowned for creating nihilistic and often ultra-violent music videos, such as M.I.A’s Born Free and Justice’s Stress...
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Diva Zappa
Diva Zappa is the youngest daughter of the late-Frank Zappa, and is arguably the most exotically named (Diva Thin Muffin Pigeen Zappa). She is best known on these shores for her cameo as Howard Moon’s love interest in a classic episode of The Mighty
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Steve Martinez
Photographer Steve Martinez was turned on to the LA punk scene he has been capturing for the past twenty years, when he was a kid skating ramps. It's fair to say that his Larry Clark-esque immersion into that scene formulated the aesthetic that
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Lucia Nogueira
Born in 1950 in the town of Goiânia in central Brazil, Lucia Nogueira came to London in 1975, where, a decade later, she began practicing as a sculptor. Before she passed away in 1998, her idiosyncratic approach to the form and her ability to infuse
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In Conversation
Grinderman
If you are seeking a shot of some truly coruscating rock’n’roll medication then look no further than Grinderman
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Peter Blake and James Brett
The acclaimed outsider art bonanza The Museum of Everything proved so popular on its first outing that its founder and overseer James Brett decided to throw the party all over again this year, with an array of new exhibits that range from the
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Michael Nyman
Nyman With A Movie Camera is a unique visual experiment that radically resamples Dzima Vertov's fly-on-the-wall snapshot of life in Russia in 1929, and provides a glimpse into the preoccupation with human existence that drives one of our greatest
