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Can painting alter the course of our politics? By John Banville Many a soul has perished at what the critic Lionel Trilling called the bloody crossroads where art and politics meet – Trilling spoke of ...

One room contains a few photographs, a screen playing another clip from The Clothes Show, and a Levi’s denim jacket embellished by Bowery with hundreds of gold-coloured hair grips. And that’s ...

Through interviews with the artist and those closest to him, co-directors Molly Bernstein and Philip Dolin chronicle Spiegelman’s career in a standard doc portrait. From his father, a Holocaust ...

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A small blue ghost clambers over the exposed shoulders of the legendary folk deity Zhong Kui in the opening artwork of “Qi Baishi: Inspiration in Ink,” now at the Asian Art Museum here and ...

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My friend liked him a lot and found an easy affinity with him. The other was a more underground figure named Art Spiegelman. My friend was initially aghast. “He drew a multi-page cartoon strip about ...

A conventional documentary about a distinctly unorthodox figure, “Art Spiegelman: Disaster Is My Muse” has a lot going for it, mostly its title subject and his circle of cool pals and champions.

That most scorned of decades is suddenly everywhere in art. And if Tate Britain’s exhibition The 80s: Photographing Britain wants to rub our noses in the grim and gritty side of the Thatcher era ...