One-Minute Read
Thu 10 May, AT 13:39
Major exhibition of artist's work planned after appeal by Sir Ian McKellen
First Post
Tue 1 May, AT 14:42
Star Wars re-enactment artist Spartacus Chetwynd nominated for ever-surprising art award
News
Tue 1 Feb, AT 15:06
Street View technology put to use recording the world's most famous art collections
News
Mon 28 Jun, AT 17:14
But are playwright Caryl Churchill and artist John Keane
biting the hand that feeds them?
News
Thu 1 Oct, AT 08:25
The actress will be pleased as she had tried in 1981 to retrieve the negatives and failed
Tate Britain's Francis Bacon show has a family programme, which gives children the opportunity to 're-enact the lying, crawling, bending, standing, turning and falling figures' seen in Bacon's paintings - but for some reason it leaves out the buggering, evisceration and paraplegia. Bacon always sought to attract attention, to which the world's response included some remarkable interviews by David Sylvester, a foolishly credulous book by Giles Deleuze and a prim put-down by Margaret Thatcher.
