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Ed Atkins’ mid-career retrospective is a chaotic mix of digital doom and family nostalgia
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Words:
Oskar Oprey
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11 min read
This might hurt: Ed Atkins at Tate Britain
This might hurt: Ed Atkins at Tate Britain
Words: Oskar Oprey
This might hurt: Ed Atkins at Tate Britain

“In the end, all we’ll amount to is a sack of bloody slop”
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Opinion
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Harriet Lloyd-Smith
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9 min read
“In the end, all we’ll amount to is a sack of bloody slop”
“In the end, all we’ll amount to is a sack of bloody slop”
Words: Harriet Lloyd-Smith
“In the end, all we’ll amount to is a sack of bloody slop”

London is in the grips of a morbid obsession with gothic pop culture, mythology and the entertainment industry
Opinion
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Oskar Oprey
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11 min read
Mike Kelley, Batman and serial killers: London’s gritty era
Mike Kelley, Batman and serial killers: London’s gritty era
Words: Oskar Oprey
Mike Kelley, Batman and serial killers: London’s gritty era

If the Turner Prize is dead, is it time for an autopsy or a resuscitation?
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Opinion
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Words:
Mark Hudson
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13 min read
The Turner Prize at 40: should we just put it out of its misery?
The Turner Prize at 40: should we just put it out of its misery?
Words: Mark Hudson
The Turner Prize at 40: should we just put it out of its misery?

Immersive is the buzzword of art this decade, but Anthony McCall has been immersing since the 1970s
Interviews
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Harriet Lloyd-Smith
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9 min read
Anthony McCall: the father of immersive art
Anthony McCall: the father of immersive art
Words: Harriet Lloyd-Smith
Anthony McCall: the father of immersive art

Ahead of Yoko Ono's major show at Tate Modern, Milo Astaire – Plaster co-founder and diagnosed Beatles superfan – reflects on how the world is finally catching up
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Milo Astaire
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7 min read
Yoko Ono: an artist for our times
Yoko Ono: an artist for our times
Words: Milo Astaire
Yoko Ono: an artist for our times

Two London exhibitions explore how fighting for women’s rights is arduous work
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Words:
Emily Steer
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7 min read
Woman up! London is fizzing with fiery feminist art
Woman up! London is fizzing with fiery feminist art
Words: Emily Steer
Woman up! London is fizzing with fiery feminist art

The British artist’s Tate show leaves Philippa Snow craving a fag
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Philippa Snow
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6 min read
Sarah Lucas is highly addictive