…Suddenly, a simple physical gesture with a conté crayon set him free. And though these small studies seem very free in their own way – they show his ability in…

Hodgkin: Swimming Since 1912 each city hosting the Olympic Games has commissioned one or more posters in celebration. Since the first Paralympic games was held at Stoke Mandeville posters have…

…by Robert Frost, while still a student at Corsham College of Art in 1953. It has since disappeared: if anyone knows of a copy, please contact the website at howardhodgkinwebsite@gmail.com….

…exhibition will be accompanied by a fullyillustrated catalogue with an essay by Alberto Fiz. GagosianGallery, Rome ViaFrancesco Crispi 16 00187 Rome  Italy T.39.06.4208.6498 roma@gagosian.com  http://www.gagosian.com Hours:Tue-Sat 10:30-7 & by appointment…

…them to be hovering on the verge of abstraction without entirely going over it. Anyway its an interesting combination, for they have enough in common stylistically to make them agreeable…

Merchandise for Tate shop 28 x 33cm and variations.

…over again. A composition such as In the Train, for example, is dated 2002–09, whereas Saturday developed over a three-year period, from 2005 to 2008, before it emerged completed from…

…of the finest examples of Venetian embroidery surviving from the Middle Ages. Hodgkin stresses that in his view it is also “one of the most important examples of fourteenth century…

…lecture is made possible by the generous support of Jeff Soref and Paul Lombardi. Free with Museum admission, though advance registration is required. Note: Space is limited; first come, first served.  Registration…

Catalogue of the exhibition, with essays in English and German by Wilfried Dickhoff, ‘Wie ein offenes Buch’, transl. William A. Mickens and by Timothy Hyman, ‘Making A Riddle Out Of…

Essays by Enrique Juncosa, Colm Toibin, Bruce Chatwin, James Fenton, Susan Sontag, Bruce Bernard, William Boyd, Julian Barnes, Anthony Lane, Alan Hollinghurst; poem by James Fenton, ed. Enrique Juncosa, 2006.