The RA’s new exhibition wants us to consider Richard Dadd as an artist, not a psychiatric patient and killer. But you can’t simply separate the work from its circumstances, argues @dfmcallister
https://t.co/g7pRBe9ArX
A new exhibition of the artist Richard Dadd’s work is a revelation. @dfmcallister asks: could he have produced these paintings without his institutionalisation?
https://t.co/g7pRBe9ArX
Reviews: Jack Barron on Seamus Heaney (@FaberBooks); @dfmcallister on The Complete C Comics by Joe Brainard; Paul Hammond on The Land of Sweet Forever by Harper Lee (@HutchHeinemann); and @GuyStagg on The Silver Book by Olivia Laing.
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@ewangibbs Also find it funny he quotes from that Orwell essay in which Orwell himself cannot understand why Scots would feel irritated about being called English – it being, of course, a synonym for British.
Architect Annabelle Selldorf responds to critics of her redesign of the National Gallery’s Sainsbury Wing.
In conversation with @dfmcallister: https://t.co/hRW8prSN85
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Featuring: Sara Ahmad on the 7/7 bombings, twenty years on; @kasralang on Joseph Conrad and Hisham Matar; @helenarambles on Mary Toft and ‘micro-histories’; @dfmcallister on modes of reading; and @stephenson_pj on Paris and Georges Perec.
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For the latest issue of @prospect_uk I spoke to Ai Weiwei about what he's doing with 30 tonnes of buttons, the importance of privacy for art-making and why he thinks artificial intelligence will never supplant human creativity
https://t.co/txTuESgmIo
Super excited to contribute to
@_TheLondoner – and to shed light on the London of this extremely underrated group of 20th-century artists !
https://t.co/zNHwG8seDw
My Halloween treat to you… the folk horror revival, with Andrew Michael Hurley, @mjpcuervo of Hellebore, Steve Patterson of the Falmouth Museum of Magic & Folklore, and Anna and Des from Leeds, who like to wear animal masks and watch human sacrifice…
https://t.co/TlC0iZKlhn
Managed to keep myself to just one pubic-related pun for this feature on the intimitable @thewhitepube, in the latest @prospect_uk
https://t.co/2Hf8F13l1g
Within the space of a year, Westminster council spent over £28m on temporary accommodation. Extraordinary expose here on one of the most scandalous systems in local government:
https://t.co/I4wYvkbBOk