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Derek Jarman: When yellow wishes to ingratiate it becomes gold at Amanda Wilkinson Gallery

UPON entering Derek Jarman’s exhibition at Amanda Wilkinson’s eponymous first floor gallery in Soho, London, a visitor may be mistaken

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The fourth in our series on meditative art – Glass profiles Roger Hiorns’ Seizure at Yorkshire Sculpture Park

Glass presents the fourth in our online series on meditative art installations from across the world IN 2008, Roger Hiorns

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The third in our series on meditative art – Glass profiles Wolfgang Laib’s Wax Room at The Phillips Collection

Glass presents the third in our online series on meditative art installations from across the world. WOLFGANG Laib has been

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The second in our series on meditative art – Glass profiles Walter De Maria’s Large Red Sphere at the Türkentor

GLASS presents the second in our online series on meditative art installations from across the world. The Türkentor in Munich

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The first in our series on meditative art – Glass profiles Christian Boltanski’s Animitas at Jupiter Artland

Glass presents the first in our online series on meditative art installations from across the world ANIMITAS is a permanent

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Glass encounters Francesco Clemente: Pastels at Levy Gorvy, London

FRANCESCO Clemente: Pastels is a long-anticipated survey of the New York-based artist’s forty year oeuvre of pastel works on paper

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Glass encounters Craigie Aitchison and the Beaux Arts Generation at Piano Nobile Gallery

PERHAPS one of the most British of British painters, Craigie Aitchison entered the Slade School of Fine Art in the

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Glass visits Leonor Antunes: the Frisson of the Togetherness at the Whitechapel

ANTUNES’ first solo project in London, the Frisson of the Togetherness, borrows its title from British architect Alison Smithson’s description

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Glass reviews Rachel Whiteread’s show at Tate Britain

THE first woman to win the Turner Prize in 1993, Rachel Whiteread’s work explores the overlooked and unexamined, breathing life

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