Past Issue
February 2018
• T.S. Eliot’s attitude to visual art
• An interview with Giorgio Griffa
• The Penn Museum gets a makeover
• Syrian artists in a time of war
PLUS: Modigliani, Japanese bamboo art, how to settle art disputes, and much more
Inside this issue
Past issues
November 2018
Nationalmuseum in Sweden | Berlinde de Bruyckere | Nazi-looted art
October 2018
Anni Albers | Cecily Brown | Pieter Bruegel the Elder
September 2018
Berthe Morisot | Joe Tilson | Imagining Armenia
July/August 2018
Horniman Museum | Mary Corse | Westminster Abbey’s new galleries
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The lasting legacy of Thomas Chippendale
Three hundred years after the cabinet-maker’s birth, his name is still a byword for excellence
Reading the dreams of Robert Crumb
The great cartoonist is publishing 40-years’ worth of dreams and nightmares – and they’re every bit as crude as you’d image
‘It is a strange little science-fiction period in the history of photography’ – Wim Wenders on his Polaroids
The film-maker discusses the unique quality of Polaroids – and why in the future no one will see the digital photographs being taken today
The oldest drawing in the world has been discovered – but is it art?
A 73,000-year-old fragment of stone marked with red lines raises questions about the nature of aesthetic experience