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Richard Hughes obituary
Other Lives: Architect who designed scores of high-profile buildings in Kenya and beyond
Read more » | Desktop version »Letter: Althea McNish obituary
Don Baines writes: Althea’s enthusiasm was infectious, and her insights into aspects of design came from her own wide-ranging creativity
Read more » | Desktop version »Turner prize cancelled and chosen artists to get £10k bursaries
Tate Britain says timetable to prepare autumn exhibition not achievable during pandemic
Read more » | Desktop version »'Painter of stirring genius': call for Joan Eardley centenary show
Critics and family say recognition of one of Scotland’s most significant artists is long overdue
Read more » | Desktop version »There's a fighter jet on the pavement! Wonders of the Soviet roadside revolution
From tractors on poles to a fighter jet taking off, Russia’s roadsides are still dotted with celebrations of Soviet vehicular prowess. And now a French photographer has captured their strange allure. See gallery here
Read more » | Desktop version »The big picture: a day at Epsom racecourse
German photographer Peter Bialobrzeski finds Britons clinging to their tribes in the post-Thatcher years
Read more » | Desktop version »Country diary: a dream of grand gardens deserted
Castle Howard, North Yorkshire: The locked-down grounds are still tended but so little trod that every step leaves a print
Read more » | Desktop version »A lost childhood home, magic mushrooms and arty face masks – the week in art
Arshile Gorky and Jack Whitten provide serious art for serious times, David Shrigley designs a face mask for charity, and early Beatles photographer Astrid Kirchherr has died – all in your weekly dispatch
Read more » | Desktop version »'A Kafkaesque nightmare': the survival guide helping condemned estates beat the bulldozers
It has been called ‘one of the finest council estates in the country’. So why is Cressingham Gardens facing demolition? We report on the free book helping communities fight back
Read more » | Desktop version »Anatomy of an Artwork: Larissa Sansour’s In Vitro, 2019
The London-based Palestinian artist explores the metaphorical questions facing her homeland in this black-and-white sci-fi film
Read more » | Desktop version »Confessions of an art critic: my own inner critic, a back-seat homunculus, stalks me | Adrian Searle
Finding a voice of my own that is not derailing, distracting or in denial is vital. Luckily, each artist provokes a different response
Read more » | Desktop version »Keith Critchlow obituary
Other Lives: Expert in sacred geometry and co-founder of the Temenos Academy
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