TATE MODERN
March 2013
Roy Lichtenstein based his work on comic strips but his approach to painting was intellectual
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December 2012
Three shows run the gamut of artistic expression, from the glorious Goya to risibile performance art
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June 2012
Edvard Munch may have yoked new technologies together but his leitmotifs were timeless
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October 2011
Gerhard Richter’s distinctive and diverse work is ultimately defined by its old-fashioned beauty
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