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Comment | Sunil Gupta’s intimate photographs show how art and activism can work together (opens the original)
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Sunil Gupta’s From Here to Eternity (1999), which features in his survey at Kettle’s Yard in Cambridge opening this month, is suffused with bittersweet poetry. He depicts himself in six photographic diptychs, made in the wake of his HIV positive diagnosis four years earlier. He is often naked or half-naked, in moments of reflection and isolation, sometimes while getting treatment for the virus. These intimate self-portraits are paired with tightly cropped, unpeopled urban locations with closed o
The Bayeux Tapestry, damaged heritage in Iran, Tschabalala Self’s Trafalgar Square sculpture—podcast (opens the original)
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It is one of the museum events of the century so far: the Bayeux Tapestry has been lent from its dedicated museum in Bayeux in Normandy, France, to an exhibition at the British Museum in London, which is now open to visitors. The Art Newspaper’s digital editor, Alexander Morrison, visits the British Museum to speak to Lloyd de Beer, one of the show’s four curators, to discuss this momentous exhibition. In Iran, it has emerged that more than 140 heritage sites have been damaged in the war with th
What did you miss? Summer art world news and what’s coming up—podcast (opens the original)
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In this first episode of the autumn season, we are focusing on the news you might have missed in a busy couple of months in the art world in July and August. The Art Newspaper’s global editor-in-chief Benjamin Sutton joins host Ben Luke to talk about the latest news from the Americas, including US museums, and pays tribute to some of the major artists who died in the past couple of months. The Art Newspaper’s art market editor, Kabir Jhala, updates us on news from the market over recent weeks. A
A brush with… Sunil Gupta—podcast (opens the original)
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Across more than half a century, Sunil Gupta has explored queer identity, migration and race through photography. Born in New Delhi in 1953, but based in Canada and the UK, as well as India since he became an artist, he has reflected on his personal background and autobiography to explore a wealth of social and political themes, from queer desire and relationships, and the social and geographical environments in which LGBTQ life and love happens, to political violence and the oppression of queer
Comment | Felix Gonzalez-Torres's major survey in Madrid shows how his art was both stridently political and gently lyrical (opens the original)
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The 13-year-old Felix Gonzalez-Torres arrived in Madrid in 1971, sent from Cuba by his parents, who remained in his homeland. He was one of many children relocated away from the Cuban regime to Spain, which was itself under the authoritarian rule of Francisco Franco. For Gonzalez-Torres and others it was a stopping-off point for a further journey. He soon left for Puerto Rico and then for New York, where he became an artist. But he doesn’t seem to have had happy memories of Spain. One of his Puz
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