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Edinburgh's Royal Botanic Gardens make for a welcome sojourn from the city centre's streets crammed ...
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In these troubled international times, with Russia resurgent and recession looming, we would do well...
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As slight and flimsy as a penny dreadful, this exhibition of cover art from the various prints and r...
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With the meaningless pomp and bonhomie of the Olympics giving Beijing the chance to present a freshl...
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The Canadian artistic partnership of Janet Cardiff and George Bures Miller has been a fi...
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Art is something we enter mainly on an emotional level, usually being physically separated f...
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Perhaps catering more for art enthusiasts than casual viewers, Foto is a thoughtful, intelligent and...
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- Applauded and abhorred in equal measure since her spectacular entrance in to the art scene in the 1990s, Tracey Emin's retrospective cements her status as one of British art's most important, divisive...
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- This year's major summer exhibition at the RSA is charting some rather new and unexpected territory, and although viewers may be surprised by the links between Scottish art and French Impressionism, t...
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