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May 2021
• An interview with Michael Rakowitz
• Why does Narendra Modi want to remake New Delhi?
• The dirty dishes of Daniel Spoerri
• Imperial China makes a big impression on the small screen
Plus: The history of country-house exhibitions and a spectacular discovery in Nicaragua, plus reviews of a new biography of John Craxton, a history of self-portraits by women, new Australian art, and a glimpse of things to come at LACMA
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April 2021
Alice Neel | Charles Baudelaire | Antony Gormley
March 2021
Noël Coward | Gillian Wearing | Francis Bacon
February 2021
Ancient Iran | Lisa Yuskavage | Aby Warburg
January 2021
Patricia Highsmith | Maggi Hambling | Anders Zorn
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The unruly life of museum postcards
We’re all building miniature museums at home, and postcards of paintings have taken on a life of their own
Queen of suspense – the art of Patricia Highsmith
The novelist’s Ripley thrillers explore deceit like no others – but her candid drawings tell a different story
For the women of Venice, the fiddly art of bead-stringing is worth fighting for
Stringing glass beads was once the main work available to Venetian women – but it’s now a protected craft pursued by only a handful of skilled artists
In defence of the Stonehenge road tunnel
Plans to sink a dual carriageway beneath Stonehenge have been heavily criticised – but the tunnel will improve our experience of the site, writes Timothy Darvill