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Alvin Baltrop: remembering New York's forgotten queer photographer
The Bronx-born photographer captured gay culture on the outskirts in 70s Manhattan and his work is finally receiving the attention it deserves
Read more » | Desktop version »Reflection: British Art in an Age of Change review – an embarrassment of riches
This revelatory show juxtaposes old and new, domestic and unusual, to startling and unmissable effect
Read more » | Desktop version »The big picture: the heart of South Africa’s homelands
A revealing portrait of a teenager in an apartheid-era settlement
Read more » | Desktop version »No more white gloves: how Brisbane’s Trace is taking art out of the galleries
Trace is ‘democratising’ artworks by moving them out of galleries and into spaces like a garage or bakery
Read more » | Desktop version »Takis: his eye-popping and eerily beautiful magnetic marvels defined an era
Effortlessly bridging the gap between the two cultures, the Greek sculptor – who has died aged 93 – played with invisible forces and put the truths of the cosmos on canvas
Read more » | Desktop version »Blackpool goes pop and Frieze invades Regent's Park – the week in art
Tracey Emin’s alfresco sculpture heads to Frieze, Oxford explores early life on Earth and Kubrick’s spooky masterpieces are on show in London
Read more » | Desktop version »Takis obituary
Greek artist who used magnetism, light and sound to create work ranging from sculpture to performance
Read more » | Desktop version »Claudette Johnson’s Untitled (Seven Bullets)
The unusual work by the Manchester-born artist is created from a tiny image in an article about the death rate of young black men in Los Angeles
Read more » | Desktop version »Del LaGrace Volcano’s best photograph: my blue mascara masculinity
‘I was born with an intersex variation. For years I hid it. Then I went to Italy and let my beard grow. It was intensely liberating’
Read more » | Desktop version »Shoreditch celebrates its Shakespeare links with two-day festival
Shake It Up! will explore the east London district’s rich theatrical history
Read more » | Desktop version »Abandoned sketch found under landmark Leonardo da Vinci work
Much-discussed Virgin of the Rocks to be centrepiece of National Gallery exhibition
Read more » | Desktop version »'I love staring at one spot for six hours!' Life models on the secrets of disrobing
What sort of person would stand naked and still for hours, often in agony? Nude models talk about how tough yet life-changing the work can be, even when posing for hen parties
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