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Jonathan Yeo’s portrait of Charles III review – a formulaic bit of facile flattery

A psychedelic sea of lurid reds and a clunking monarch butterfly cannot save this superficially observed and carelessly executed bland banalityIt’s hard to be objective about an artist you like as a person. I recently met the painter Jonathan Yeo – whose portrait of King Charles has been unveiled in a storm of crimson hype – on a radio show and was...

Wed May 15, 2024 16:54
Steve McQueen: Bass review – ‘Like an underground shooting gallery of dub’

Dia Beacon, New York State Defying narrative, the artist mixes LED lights and colour with ricocheting music inspired by West Africa, resulting in a throbbing show that sucks the air from your lungsThere are neither images nor narrative in Steve McQueen’s newest work, Bass, at the Dia Art Foundation at Beacon, about an hour up the Hudson valley from...

Wed May 15, 2024 15:52
More than 200 authors renew call for Baillie Gifford to divest from fossil fuel

Fossil Free Books’ statement also demands that the book festival sponsor stops investing in ‘companies that profit from Israeli apartheid, occupation and genocide’More than 200 authors including Naomi Klein, Sally Rooney and George Monbiot have signed a statement by Fossil Free Books (FFB), which puts increased pressure on investment management firm...

Wed May 15, 2024 15:52
Rome, Open City review – Rossellini’s blazingly urgent masterpiece from a city in ruins

Roberto Rossellini’s 1945 neorealist drama is unsparing in its depiction of the heavy price of both resistance and collaboration with the Nazi occupationRoberto Rossellini’s 1945 film is a blazingly urgent and painful bulletin from the frontline of Italy’s historical agony: the Axis power that had belatedly turned against the Mussolini fascists only...

Wed May 15, 2024 15:21
Brighton festival: Lived Fiction/Fault Lines review – revolutionary dance

Corn Exchange/Dance House, Brighton Stopgap and Lîla Dance deliver poetic and political work at this year’s festival, displaying bold innovation and evocative visions‘It’s impossible to create art that meets the needs of everybody. There may be moments that aren’t tuned to your frequency.” The introduction to Stopgap’s Lived Fiction (★★★★☆) at Brighton’s...

Wed May 15, 2024 15:21
UK Israeli film festival to go ahead despite calls for boycott

Organisers of Seret international film festival say it has been a challenging few months but ‘we are not going to cave’The organisers of an Israeli film festival that is due to open in the UK on Thursday have pledged to push ahead with the event despite pro-Palestinian artists urging venues to boycott it.The Seret international film festival, now in...

Wed May 15, 2024 14:51

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