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July/August 2009
The usual hotchpotch at the RA Summer Exhibition and some awful Americana from Charles Saatchi
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July/August 2009
‘Have you, like me, secretly felt in certain locales that you have been parachuted behind enemy lines?’
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July/August 2009
Labour's "golden age" of the arts has turned into a bureaucratic nightmare of political correctness, waste and incompetence
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June 2009
Three artists approach landscape in very different ways
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