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Kazimir Malevich: Black Square
An artwork considered to be the Hour Zero of modern art for many artists
My Gorky: Arshile Gorky
The influential Armenian-born American painter Arshile Gorky (1904–1948) was described as the last of the great Surrealists, the first of …
Gothic Romance and the Quixotic Hero:A Pageant for Henry Fuseli in 1783
Henry Fuseli (1741–1825) was one of the most inventive artists of his age, exploring the strange and fantastic in a …
Inescapable truths: Gerhard Richter I
ºÚÁÏÉç’s exhibition explores the work produced over almost five decades by one of today’s most highly regarded artists. Richter …
Border crossing: Open Systems II
The late 1960s saw a radical rethinking of the art object through ‘Open Systems.’ Anna Dezeuze explores aspects of this …
A careful concoction of 'push' and 'pull': Glenn Brown
On the eve of Glenn Brown's solo exhibition at Tate Liverpool, Rochelle Steiner and Alison Gingeras talk about the enduring …
Les Immatériaux Revisited: Innovation in Innovations: Landmark Exhibitions Issue
The author introduces her in-depth survey of the exhibitionLes Immatériaux, conducted during the show at the Centre Pompidou …
‘Transgression was the cutting edge’
Isaac Julien in conversation with Maria Balshaw
Inherent Vice
Julian Stallabrass, Inherent Vice; Tate Papers no.8; the implication that replication in sculpture is an inherent vice
Pablo Bronstein born 1977 Constantinople Kaleidoscope 2012
Case study examining Pablo Bronstein's Constantinople Kaleidoscope 2012, published as part of Performance at Tate: Into the Space of Art, …
5 things to know about Mike Kelley
One of the most influential artists of our time
A Rye view: Edward Burra
He had six paintings in London’s International Surrealist Exhibition in 1936, but was never formally a surrealist. His work has …
Nostalgia as nature intended: Tate Britain rehang In Focus II
A new series of In Focus displays at Tate Britain takes an in-depth look at artworks as well as items …
All Systems Go: Recovering Jack Burnham’s ‘Systems Aesthetics’
Jack Burnham’s systems aesthetics was one of the first, fully developed, critical theories of postformalist artistic practice. Yet Burnham, undeservedly, …
Toby Treves on Peter Lanyon
In 1959 Peter Lanyon (1918–1964) learned to fly a glider, an activity that transformed his understanding of the air and …
Cy Twombly’s Humanist Upbringing
In the United States postmodern scepticism often has relegated Cy Twombly’s engagement with classical and humanist themes to nostalgia, irrelevance …
Time-Lines: Rilke and Twombly on the Nile
Cy Twombly’s remark that ‘lines have a great effect on painting’ resonates not only with his graphic practice but with …
Stories from El-Salahi's garden: Ibrahim El-Salahi at ºÚÁÏÉç
The Sudanese artist Ibrahim El-Salahi (born 1930) is a significant figure in African and Arab modernism, whose work reflects a …