Past Issue
July/August 2019
• Félix Fénéon: anarchist and champion of African art
• An interview with the sculptor David Nash
• Art after the lunar landings
• The artists who have tried to capture Moby Dick
Plus: Tal R at the seaside, a preview of Parcours des Mondes, and reviews of Leonardo in London, Maria Lassnig in Amsterdam, and the unsung art of Milein Cosman
Inside this issue
Past issues
June 2022
Picasso | Isaac Julien | Padua
May 2022
Jackson Pollock’s | Philip Guston’s | Glyn Philpot
April 2022
Surrealism | Cecilia Alemani | Bassano's Quails
March 2022
Charles Ray | Ricardo Boffil | Yves Saint Laurent
More from Apollo
‘Littered with stumbling blocks’ – Cornelia Parker at Tate Britain, reviewed
The British artist’s retrospective might appear visually weighty, but the work pays little attention to the history and politics of the materials used
Making a stand – the Russian artists saying no to war
Judging where to draw the line between maintaining a safe silence and tacitly endorsing the war in Ukraine has become a pressing matter
Can the UK art market bounce back?
As the UK falls behind in the global market, Jane Morris considers the route to reclaiming its competitive status
Assassination attempts – how Joan Miró set out to destroy painting
The artist produced some of his most innovative and political works at the age of 80 by burning and torturing his canvases and also turning to textiles