Arts & Culture: Art
Lead Feature
Invisible cities
In myth, Babylon is a place of romance and wonder, but years of dictatorship and war have taken their toll. Hisham Matar on his attempt to visit the ancient metropolis
In art
The age of uncertainty
- By Tim Adams
- 13 November
The painters and photographers of the First World War were resolutely on the side of the ordinary soldier. Today, artists have an ambiguous attitude to conflict in the Middle East, and struggle to express its true horrors
Do everything, be everywhere
- By Sue Hubbard
- 06 November
A new show by Sam Taylor-Wood hints that there may yet be a serious artist hiding behind the celebrity and glamour
Keeping it real
- By Alice O'Keeffe
- 30 October
Steve Lazarides is Banksy's gallerist and the man responsible for the boom in street art. He hasn't sold out - he's just adapted
More in art
Reading the signs
- By Owen Hatherley
- 30 October 2008
Enfants in terrible times
- By Tim Adams
- 23 October 2008
Credit crunchable
- By Tim Adams
- 23 October 2008
A talent to amuse
- By Stephen Calloway
- 23 October 2008
The past is a foreign country
- By Harry Mount
- 16 October 2008
Rothko retrospective
- By Sue Hubbard
- 02 October 2008
Emory Douglas: The Way I See It
- 02 October 2008
