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  • Detail from Still Life with Garlic (1947). Photographs: The Estate of William Scott

    Why it might finally be time to shout Great Scott

    William Scott’s still lives fell out of fashion - but this is the year that could bring them back

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    Abstraction be damned: how art loses its shock value

    CULTURE SHOCK: In 1896, the young Russian painter Wassily Kandinsky, who had just settled in Munich, happened to see one of…

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A detail of We The People by Danh Vo, now at Lismore Castle Arts Five artists reinvent the Monument at Lismore Castle

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