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
December 2019
The Apollo Awards 2019 | Giulio Romano | Watteau
November 2019
Peabody Essex Museum | Betye Saar | Medieval Ethiopia
October 2019
William Hogarth | Kiki Smith | Derek Jarman
September 2019
Musée des Beaux-Arts | Gustave Courbet | Maximilian I
More from Apollo
Sister act – Plautilla Nelli and the painter nuns of 16th-century Florence
The Dominican nun led a flourishing workshop in the convent of Santa Caterina – as her recently restored Last Supper shows
‘The way I start a piece is that the materials turn me on’ – an interview with Betye Saar
The artist discusses her stereotype-busting sculptures, and explains why major shows in Los Angeles and New York are ‘just another gig’
‘Rehearsals were frequently full of laughter’ – remembering Jonathan Miller
The late stage director, filmmaker, comedian, writer and medical man wore his experience lightly – and made an excellent museum guide
‘Frustrate the Feminine Fanatics’ – how women overcame their critics at Cambridge University
It is 150 years since women first arrived at Cambridge – and the fight for equality has taken almost as long