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Art Crush: All the Things We Want This Month

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Why Ree Morton’s ‘Don’t Worry, I’ll Only Read You The Good Parts’ Made Me Cry

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The Female Graphic Designers Muted by the Music Industry

Art Living
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The Sound and Fury of Peter Adjaye’s Sonic Installations

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Can Humiliation Make You Whole? On Obsessive Love in Life and Art

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Zakia Sewell: “Can Albion Ever Truly Belong to Someone Like Me?”

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Hunting the Earl of Rone (left); The Garland King (right)

Telling Tales: The Painter Keeping Britain’s Forgotten Stories Alive

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Pushing the Envelope: A Delivery of Incredibly Decorated Illuminated Letters

Art Living
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Did Monet’s Waterloo Bridge Shape My Career as an Art Critic?

The Anecdote
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Charles Gaines: “My System is a Firewall Between My Subjectivity and the Work”

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Elephant’s Pick of the Artists Making a Mark in April

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Barking Mad: Magnum’s New Collection Celebrates Our Love of Dogs

Art Living
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Misheck Masamvu: “We Sit at the Table but Don’t Know How to Use the Tools…”

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Is the Poster the Perfect Medium for our Times?

Art Living
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Erwin Olaf: “Many Art Forms Can Make You Cry but Photography Rarely Does”

Culture
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The Shape of Water: Denisse Ariana Pérez’s Fluid Insight

Art Living
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The Food Chain: Lockdown and the Culture of Consumption

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Living for the City: Madrid

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Living for the City: Brighton

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Living for the City: Berlin

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Deimantas Narkevičius, The Role of a Lifetime (still), 2003. Courtesy the artist and LUX, London

How Narkevičius’ The Role of a Lifetime Showed Me a New World of Dissent

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Stay Home, Save Lives: The Design Secrets of Covid-19 Health Campaigns

Culture
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Ludovic Nkoth Evokes the Migrant Crisis in Visceral Paintings of the Open Sea

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Zoë Buckman Uses Embroidery to Confront Femininity and Trauma

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