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Photographer Deanna Templeton: ‘Everything gets mixed up when you're a teenager’
The artist’s street portraits of young Californian goths and punks took her back to her own disaffected adolescence in the 1980s
Read more » | Desktop version »The big picture: lie back and think of England
In this quintessentially British image, Barry Lewis captures four friends sleeping off lunch in a Peak District car park
Read more » | Desktop version »Coventry v the wrecking ball: 'We need gentle repair – not wholesale demolition'
From the rubble of war, Coventry rebuilt a town centre hailed as a radical urban vision. Yet, even as it salutes this heritage as UK city of culture, planners are plotting its destruction
Read more » | Desktop version »Graphic Goya, perverse Lucas and the man who christened pop art – the week in art
The Spanish artist’s macabre images appear at a perfect time in the US, while Sarah Lucas creates a hurricane and Richard Hamilton gets a well-deserved survey
Read more » | Desktop version »John Maltby obituary
Other Lives: Ceramic artist who took up his trade after meeting the potter Bernard Leach
Read more » | Desktop version »Tupac Shakur bares his torso: Danny Clinch's best photograph
‘When he changed his top, I saw his tattoos and said: “Oh man, we should try something without your shirt on”’
Read more » | Desktop version »Painted rock snakes preserved as bright mementoes of dark year
Lines of creatively painted stones are being relocated and turned into permanent features across the UK
Read more » | Desktop version »Want to understand the Capitol rioters? Look at the inflamed hate-drunk mobs painted by Goya
The horrific visions of the Spanish painter are about to go on display at New York’s Met. Americans should flock to this timely show – because no artist better captured collective delusion and mass fanaticism
Read more » | Desktop version »'I wanted to honor this moment': what to expect from US artists in 2021
After an unusual, unprecedented year, upcoming art will reflect as well as soldier on with a range of outdoor and indoor projects
Read more » | Desktop version »Letter: Martin Lambie-Nairn obituary
Derek Wyatt writes: Martin Lambie-Nairn gave his time free to help charities brand and re-brand
Read more » | Desktop version »The Wodge: can London's tallest new skyscraper survive the Covid era?
Nicknamed The Wodge because of its girth, the capital’s tallest ever office has just muscled onto the skyline. But in the age of coronavirus, who wants to jostle for 60 lifts with 12,000 others?
Read more » | Desktop version »David Medalla obituary
Filipino-born experimental artist who had a long-lasting influence on the British avant-garde art scene
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