Past Issue
January 2018
• An interview with Rasheed Araeen
• The art of the Post Office
• Do we still need UNESCO?
• A new look for Kettle’s Yard
PLUS: The Louvre Abu Dhabi, the revamped Hayward Gallery, the Gurlitt hoard on display, R.B. Kitaj’s memoir, and more
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Past issues
November 2020
Denzil Forrester | Musée Cernuschi | Augustus Saint-Gaudens
October 2020
Cycle racing | British Museum | Tunisia
September 2020
Belle époque | Nalini Malani | Palazzo Schifanoia
July/August 2020
Eric Fischl | Andrea Palladio | John Cage
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The joyful art of Julio Le Parc
The Argentinian-born artist, now in his tenth decade, reflects on a life devoted to trying new things
What’s left of Thomas Becket? – ‘The Book in the Cathedral’, reviewed
Christopher de Hamel argues that a book of psalms in a Cambridge library is the only surviving relic of the murdered archbishop