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Slavoj Žižek and James Stourton are no fans of the man presumed to be the best artist in history
He was a literal miniaturist. But he could also, as only the greatest artists can, operate on a monumental scale
Richard Dorment’s new book is a warning against silence — a cool, lucid rebuke of art-world inscrutability
The cultural hegemony of contemporary abstract art is slowly beginning to crack
The new exhibition at MoMA relies on viewers being willing to hone in on detail
Wycliffe Mundopa’s art tells the story of Zimbabwe’s patriarchy
‘All of a sudden this troupe of five androgynous midgets in pink chiffon floated in’
His paint-grinding table shared the attic with thirteen drying racks for the family laundry
Over the centuries, Michelangelo’s frescoes were ‘literally tortured’ by well-meaning restorers
They are spoiled children. Let’s act like it
