A Safari in Namibia Offers Africa Undiscovered by Tourists
Our man on the dune Max Johnson goes into orbit over the magnificent wildlife and jaw-dropping landscapes of little-visited Namibia…
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Adam Dant’s new exhibition: ‘Soerditch: Diary of a Neighbourhood’
Eleven Spitalfields Gallery 8 March-26 April 2013 Website An intimate portrait of London’s most talked about post code is revealed…
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Art13 opened yesterday with a surge of international collectors looking to buy art from a spectrum of galleries not seen…
ByWhat happens when the supply of Contemporary art masterpieces runs out at auction?
Going, Going… Gone? A seemingly endless glut of saleroom fodder has seen the Contemporary art bubble bloat ever more grotesquely.…
ByStreet Art May Be Huge, But It’s Just Getting Started
Let Us Spray The word on the street is that graffiti art, far from having run out of puff, is…
ByRichard Long brings Land Art to the Whitworth
The director of the Whitworth Art Gallery in Manchester’s university quarter shows me an A4 piece of paper with Richard…
ByRaqib Shaw Ra-jazzles the Manchester Art Gallery with La Nuit d’Amour
THE ARTIST RAQIB Shaw is evidently a generous man: to accompany La Nuit d’Amour, his show of paint-pencil-enamel-jewel bestiaries at…
ByFrom William Cash: The New Orientalism
Readers of Spear’s may recall a cover from 2011 by Jerwood Prize-winner Adam Dant which alluded to the Arab Spring…
ByDirector Noah Horowitz on The Armory Show’s Centenary(ish)
Josh Spero meets Armory Show director Noah Horowitz over an awkward Coca-Cola to discuss what the fair can learn from…
ByReview: Plutocrats: The Rise of the New Global Super-Rich
Plutocrats: The Rise of the New Global Super-Rich Chrystia Freeland Allen Lane, 352pp Review by Christopher Silvester The cover of…
ByReview: Diamond Street: The Hidden World of Hatton Garden
Diamond street: The Hidden World of Hatton Garden Rachel Lichtenstein Hamish Hamilton, 368pp Review by Peter York I’m quite used…
ByFleeing Hurricane Sandy New York-Style
Author: by Daisy Prince Onwards and Upwards When Hurricane Sandy hit New York, Daisy Prince joined the power-hungry downtowners who…
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Best music schools in the world
Author: Peter Matthews There is no easy route to becoming a professional musician, but – as with everything in life…
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Octavia Hill, Founder of the National Trust, Remembered
A Beauty-Full Mind On the centenary of the death of Octavia Hill, Clive Aslet joins the chorus of praise for…
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In Praise of the Decorative Arts
Dirty Pretty Things According to received wisdom the decorative arts are inferior to the fine arts, partly because they’re useful…
ByInside the Controversial Renovation of Moscow’s Bolshoi Theatre
Never Mind the Bolshoi It has survived Tsars, fires, Lenin and Putin, but Moscow’s revamped Bolshoi Theatre’s biggest challenge may…
ByArt 13: An Art Fair with a Difference
A Fair Change Art13 will be an art fair with a difference, says Josh Spero: a proper global outlook, unexpected…
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Read All About It – Spear’s Wealth Insight Forum
At the Spear’s Wealth Insight Forum we explore the topic of privacy in the lives of celebrities and high net…
ByThere’s nothing better than driving a Bentley Mulsanne. Except being driven in one
Torque of the Town Once out of claustrophobic Fulham, William Cash enjoys the performance and plushness of the exquisite Bentley…
ByThe Rise of Private Museums in Asia
The West has a very particular conception of museums: public institutions for the public good created — at least in…
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