Photography
Private view
The Hayward Gallery's show proves that figurative painting never really died. These artists have adopted the tactics of photographers to surpass them
Private view
Keith Arnatt's photos depict dog turds and rubbish—but they are also about the medium of photography. Why has this great artist been so ignored?
Private view
Andreas Gursky's photographs are famous mainly because of their massive price tags. But what's really important about them is the revolutionary idea of photography they embody
Another problem of evil
Nic Dunlop's investigation into a prison commandant sheds light on the Cambodian holocaust not by asking why it happened, but how it happened
The price of art
The new boom has made art a more secure investment than property or shares, and collectors also get the chance to make history
On the trail of Pol Pot’s chief executioner
A single photograph led me to the "technician" of Cambodia's holocaust
Parr’s picture puzzle
One picture does not tell a story
Paradoxes of painting
The perceived possibilities of photography and postmodern art have killed painting. Still, it's a great time to be a painter
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