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Mass market modernism

  • By Owen Hatherley
  • 27 November

London Transport Posters: a Century of Art and Design
David Bownes and Oliver Green
Lund Humphries, 240pp, £30

New artists anyone?

  • By Harry Williams
  • 24 November

Invisible cities

  • By Hisham Matar
  • 20 November

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

State of the Nation

  • By Carla Power
  • 20 November

Carla Power on images of contemporary life in the United States

Adieu Mitch Mitchell

  • By Harry Williams
  • 17 November

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

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Where the real art lies

Where the real art lies

The winner of the 2008 Turner Prize is due to be announced imminently, but Tim Adams finds that the Tate's catalogue writers are the stars in this competition

More in art

Do everything, be everywhere

  • By Sue Hubbard
  • 06 November 2008

Keeping it real

  • By Alice O'Keeffe
  • 30 October 2008

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

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