Exhibition hits the G-spot
Soviet condoms, a wall of drawings celebrating spanking, Obama and Putin doing battle with oversized penises: welcome to Moscow's first sex museum.
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Picasso Zurich exhibition recreates art landmark
In September 1932, already a world-famous artist, Pablo Picasso drove from Paris to Zurich for the opening of a mega-exhibition.
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What's On: August 20 2010
What to do, where to go and what to see this week.
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Louw's 'dark' deeds
Johan Louw had the bourgeois pleasure of studying art at school, which he pursued further at the University of Stellenbosch.
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SA art on Bond Street
South African art sales held at Bonhams in the past two years have introduced historical works to a new and moneyed audience.
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History lesson
Johannes Phokela takes Percy Zvomuya on a walkabout of his major retrospective and reflects on the impact of European painting on his work.
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A dream disturbed
The piece's different voice parts are spoken rather than sung, creating a live choral cacophony of overlapping speech, whispering and shouting.
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Scandi eye-candy
Matthew Krouse speaks to curator Clive Kellner and to two sound artists about a cross-cultural South African and Scandinavian art exhibition.
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'The endings of new beginnings'
Nicole Johnston reports on a powerful exhibition at Constitution Hill of art by refugees, which records the aftermath of the xenophobic violence.
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Faithful to its origins
Stephen Townley Basset's life pursuit is to reproduce the technical complexity of San rock art, writes
Percy Zvomuya.
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