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Ninety per cent of the world¡¯s oceans remain unexplored, fuelling our fascination for and fear of the sea for centuries, ¡­

In the early 1990s Lin Tianmiao (born 1961) returned to Beijing after several years in New York, and established herself ¡­

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Coinciding with Cy Twombly¡¯s 80th birthday, ºÚÁÏÉç is staging the first retrospective of the American artist¡¯s work for twenty ¡­

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More than 60 years before the current presence of British troops in Iraq, the artist James Boswell (1906¨C1971) was posted ¡­

This paper shows how the Philippine visual art scene of the 1960s and 1970s offered particularly fertile ground for early ¡­

After moving from India to the UK in the early 1960s, Balraj Khanna became a distinguished painter in the British ¡­

In May 2004 Thomas Hirschhorn set up a makeshift museum ¨C the Mus¨¦e Pr¨¦caire Albinet ¨C in a Paris suburb. ¡­

Dan Graham on John Martin¡¯s painting of the Apocalypse, The Great Day of His?Wrath

John-Paul stonard argues that the most powerful art is often based on elaborate untruths

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The playful and subversive spirit of Mike Kelley's 'wildly mutating oeuvre' continues to haunt contemporary art, writes Charlie Fox

From silverware flattened by a steamroller to the suspended remnants of an explosion, Cornelia Parker's beguiling and startling art at ¡­

In the first of a new series, Kamila Shamsie is inspired by the discovery of a poetic letter written to ¡­

We explore the artist's childhood, activism and unique fashion sense

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³¢¾±²Ô»å±ð°ù¡¯s love affair with Barbara Hepworth began on a night-time visit to the artist¡¯s garden in St Ives in ¡­

John Gibson established a hugely successful sculpture studio in Rome, and despite strong reasons to return to London, such as ¡­