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22ColumnsThe top art books of 2022—chosen by The Art Newspaper’s books team
The books team at The Art Newspaper has waded through the piles of art tomes published this year so you don’t have...
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28ExhibitionsMetropolitan Museum show to reunite two Van Gogh masterpieces after 120 years apart
The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York revealed it will hold a landmark exhibition of works by Vincent van Gogh next...
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23PodcastsBrazilian president-elect Lula pledged to reboot the country’s culture ministry
The Brazilian president-elect Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, known affectionately as “Lula”, will begin his term in January and there are many...
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26Podcastsjust how sustainable is the greenery in our homes and museums?
‘Tis the season—especially in the US and Northern Europe—for introducing trees into our houses. So my December column seems an appropriate moment...
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29BooksFirst major dig in ancient Iraqi city since Isis destruction unearths ‘significant’ palace door sill
The first major dig at the ancient Iraqi city of Nimrud since it was decimated by the Islamic State (Isis) in 2016...
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33BooksPodcast | A brush with… Nick Cave
Ben Luke talks to Nick Cave about his influences—including those from the worlds of literature, music, film and, of course, art—and the...
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45ExhibitionsCreative legacy of Nancy Holt, leading light of Land art, explored in new book
The American artist Nancy Holt (1938-2014) willed The Holt/Smithson Foundation, New York into being in 2014 to develop her creative legacy and...
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34Museums & heritageIs the Old Masters market in terminal decline?
We all know that Old Masters have fallen out of collecting fashion. The Prada-clad habitués of Frieze and Art Basel might regard...
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30Museums & heritageGerhard Richter, giant of German painting, signs exclusively to David Zwirner gallery
The German painter Gerhard Richter, one of the most celebrated—and expensive—living artists, is now represented exclusively by David Zwirner, the New York-headquartered...
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50Museums & heritageNew sculpture unveiled outside London’s King’s Cross station makes ‘homelessness impossible to ignore’
A looming 4.3m-tall sculpture making “homelessness impossible to ignore” has been unveiled outside London’s King’s Cross station. Commissioned by the homelessness charity...
