Visual arts
Issue 168 March 2010
Private view: Chris Ofili
24th February 2010 - Issue 168
The mid-career retrospective of the paintings of Chris Ofili at Tate Britain is masterful, breathtaking and beautiful
Comment (0)Widescreen: the end of stardom
24th February 2010 - Issue 168
Does the popularity of 3D films and the fashion for casting unknown actors spell the end of stardom? No—and here’s why not
Issue 167 February 2010
The greatest artist in the world
24th February 2010 - Issue 167
An art market boom generally catapults a relatively unknown artist into the major league, with suitable price tag. I think I know who the next superstar will be
Issue 166 January 2010
Breaking the British movie myth
24th February 2010 - Issue 166
The government is wasting millions chasing the dream of a Hollywood-style film industry—at the expense of genuine innovation. But there is a solution
Widescreen
24th February 2010 - Issue 166
Robert Pattinson of Twilight fame has the world at his feet. Can he learn from Lauren Bacall and take control of his destiny?
Issue 165 December 2009
Private view
24th February 2010 - Issue 165
An exciting exhibition of “outsider” art also warns of the dangers of bringing this genre too far into the mainstream
Issue 164 November 2009
Who's afraid of the avant-garde?
24th February 2010 - Issue 164
There's a reason why we find it easier to "get" modern art than avant-garde music, and it's not just about our natural conservatism and love of Mozart
Private view
24th February 2010 - Issue 164
A Courtauld Gallery exhibition of the building site paintings of Frank Auerbach puts him on the frontline of European art










