Art News Daily : 4 December
Your chance to win Apollo’s Book of the Year – ‘Carrying off the Palaces: John Ruskin’s Lost Daguerreotypes’, by Ken Jacobson and Jenny Jacobson
Rakewell cringes through Alan Yentob’s most recent Imagine profile, of David Chipperfield
Lesley Miller, the lead curator of the museum’s new ‘Europe 1600–1815 Galleries’ explains the hard decisions involved in making displays
The artist’s smaller, seemingly tossed-off experiments at MoMA have a surprisingly contemporary feel
The Jewish Museum’s exhibition reveals the importance of formal innovation to freedom of expression
The Lorck Schive art prize has an important role to play in Trondheim’s growing art community
Sofia has many important monuments – and they should not be removed or destroyed
Can artists and the wider art world use social media for more than self-promotion? Some certainly think so…
His gliding pictures at the Courtauld Gallery show an artist in his element
Calls for cultural and academic boycotts of Israel continue to hit the headlines. Should we regard such politically charged stances as divisive or necessary for change?
The building is simultaneously remnant and monument, a showcase for historical artefacts which itself embodies Europe’s disastrous history
Introducing Rakewell, Apollo’s wandering eye on the art world. Look out for regular posts taking a rakish perspective on art…
Alex Salmond is enamoured of his new portrait; Norman Foster’s colourful wardrobe; and Paris Hilton hits the decks at Art Basel Miami Beach
‘Glass! Love!! Perpetual Motion!!! A Paul Scheerbart Reader’ reviewed
Arts sector funding fared surprisingly well in the latest spending review, but questions remain, not least over the fate of municipal museums
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