Tag: UK Culture
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From foil-wrapped glaciers to the Alpine storm cyclist: the artists fighting climate change
After too long a silence, art is finally tackling global warming. Here are the big players – including the artist who’s lighting up Alaska
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‘Buildings that defy categorisation’ – Arata Isozaki wins 2019 Pritzker architecture prize
The 87-year-old, known for his visionary ideas including an inflatable concert hall, wins architecture’s Nobel prize equivalent
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From space boots to life as a goat, Milan Triennale takes on apocalypse
Palazzo dell’Arte, MilanIt’s the end of the world as we know it – and the design exhibition is showing artefacts which should ensure that the human race goes out on a high
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Female artists are finally in our galleries – let’s keep them there
Galleries are finally choosing to exhibit works by women – but will they stay on the walls once the trend for representation has passed? It’s all of our jobs to ensure they do
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Koons apes the old masters and robots invade Edinburgh – the week in art
Jeff Koons heads to Oxford, Tracey Emin shows new work in London and the V&A debuts a sumptuous survey of Christian Dior – all in our weekly dispatch
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Back to the art cave! Inside Switzerland’s magical new gallery
With its grottos, stalactites and walls blasted from rock, the Muzeum Susch is like a Bond villain’s secret lair. Our writer steps inside this geological marvel