The Tanks at Tate Modern
23 October 2012
Before the completion of Herzog & de Meuron’s Tate Modern extension, the gallery has opened up a series of underground oil tanks to host performance art.
Gerhard Richter
01 March 2012
A retrospective of the artist’s work highlights the tension between the agony of loss and the futility of marking it, says Charles Holland.
The Vorticists: Manifesto for a Modern World
23 August 2011
Owen Hatherley revels in the pomp, but misses the politics, of a very English movement.
June Diary
07 June 2011
This month, the vorticists are set to dazzle at Tate Britain, Design Miami/Basel kicks off in Switzerland and MOMA exports its Young Architects Programme to Italy.
Review: Exposed
30 July 2010
Illicit photography makes a magnificent theme for an exhibition and Tate Modern brings us every bedsheet and bloodstain.
Review: Rodchenko & Popova
13 March 2009
In an attempt to escape painting, these two dynamic constructivists prefigured the 20th century’s art mainstream, says Owen Hatherley.
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