Past Issue
September 2018
• Berthe Morisot takes centre stage
• An interview with Joe Tilson
• Pots and pans in the paintings of Chardin
• Imagining Armenia
Plus: La Biennale Paris preview, Tintoretto at 500, Amy Sillman, and the biennial boom
Inside this issue
Past issues
December 2018
The Apollo Awards 2018
November 2018
Nationalmuseum in Sweden | Berlinde de Bruyckere | Nazi-looted art
October 2018
Anni Albers | Cecily Brown | Pieter Bruegel the Elder
July/August 2018
Horniman Museum | Mary Corse | Westminster Abbey’s new galleries
More from Apollo
How political is political art?
Many artists take themes such as migration, climate change, and human rights as their subjects, but what are they actually doing with them?
The good, the bad and the ugly – neoclassical architecture in modern times
It was the favoured architectural style of Stalin and the Nazis. What forms does classical revivalism take today?
Should paintings be conserved in public?
Rembrandt’s Night Watch is set to be restored in front of visitors. Should we welcome the growing prevalence of public conservation?
Natural history museums have never been more necessary
Natural history collections are uniquely placed to help us make sense of the relationship between humans and catastrophic climate change