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* Review of the exhibition Vermeer and the Delft School 24/06/01 R 11 1>8 Photographs * Review of Ingres to Matisse: Masterpieces of French Painting/Paul Signac: Travels in France 01/07/01 R 12 1>8 Photograph, illustration * Review of Sands Gallery and Sickert Bequest 08/07/01 R 13 1>5 Photographs * Review of Mental by Helen Story 15/07/01 R 15 1>6 Photographs * Review of Rachel Whiteread: Monument, Trafalgar Square 15/07/01 R 15 1>6 Photograph * Art duo Olly & Suzi's unique animal 'collaborations' show we are all wild at art 15/07/01 M 28>31 1>4 Photographs * Review of Birmingham, the exhibition, at Ikon Gallery, Birmingham 22/07/01 R 10 5>8 Photograph * Review of Michael Andrews at Tate Britain, London SW1 22/07/01 R 10 1>8 Photographs * Review of At Sea at Tate Liverpool 29/07/01 R 10 1>8 Photographs * Review of Experiment Experiencia: Art in Brazil 1958-2000 05/08/01 R 11 1>8 Photographs * Business has found Tate Britain's nudes exhibition too daring - not a single company has come forward as sponsors 05/08/01 B 4 1>6 Photographs * John Wilson goes undercover with the scourge of international art thievery 05/08/01 R 6 1>5 Photographs * In a candid new book, Damien Hirst hits out at former allies, reveals his taste for cocaine and alcohol and explains why he's stopped taking ecstasy - see Hirst, Damien 12/08/01 * Review of Dan Flavin/Andy Warhol & Sound and Vision 26/08/01 R 13 1>6 Photographs * Juan Munoz died suddenly last week on a beach in Ibiza - James Lingwood, co-curator of his current triumphant show at Tate Modern, pays tribute to a brilliant artist and friend - see Munoz, Juan 02/09/01 * Hiereonymous Bosch exhibition in Rotterdam 02/09/01 R 10 1>8 Photographs * Review of Katharine Fritsch at the Tate Modern 09/09/01 R 10 1>6 Photographs * Review of Frank Auerbach: Paintings and Drawings 1954- 2001 16/09/01 R 9 1>8 Photographs * Guy Loudmer, a corrupt auctioneer stole art cash in France - see Crime 23/09/01 * Review of Surrealism: Desire Unbound at the Tate Modern 23/09/01 R 10 1>8 Photographs * Since Tate Modern opened, the original Tate on Millbank has been the poor relation - struggling to attract visitors, will its new makeover pull in the crowds? - see Architecture 30/09/01 * Review of Image and Idol: Medieval Sculpture at Tate Britain/Masaccio: The Pisa Altarpiece at the National Gallery 30/09/01 R 10 1>8 Photographs * Murano glass 30/09/01 M 52>55 1>4 Photographs * Extracts of interviews with the artist, Damien Hirst - see Hirst, Damien 07/10/01 * Paul Gauguin, renowned for his paintings of exotic idylls and Polynesian beauties, was a sadist who battered his wife, exploited friends and lied, according to a new biography - see Gauguin, Paul 07/10/01 * Review of the exhibition Facts of Life: Contemporary Japanese OBSERVER INDEX: JAN-DEC 2001 9 Art 07/10/01 R 10 1>8 Photograph * The old masters weren't simply marvellous painters, says David Hockney, they used the latest lenses to help them draw so realistically 07/10/01 R 5 1>6 Photographs * Fashion has always borrowed from art for its inspiration, now it's the designers who are taking over our galleries and museums - see Fashion 14/10/01 * Review of Andres Serrano/Mike Nelson: Nothing is True. Everything is Permitted 14/10/01 R 10 1>8 Photographs * Review of Paul McCarthy at Tate Liverpool 21/10/01 R 10 1>10 Photographs * When artist George Shaw moved to Eastwood, the town DH Lawrence had nothing good to say about, he found its natural outlook - racism 21/10/01 M 30>36 1>4 Photographs * Review of Pisanello/Art on the Line 28/10/01 R 10 1>7 Photographs * Review of Exposed: The Victorian Nude 04/11/01 R 10 1>8 Photographs * British abstract painting - the return of three grand dames 04/11/01 M 40>45 1>4 Photographs * A tribute to Sir Ernst Grombrich (1901-2001), eminent art historian, who died on 3rd November 2001, by Sir Christopher Frayling - see Deaths 11/11/01 * Sam Taylor-Wood who was nominated for the Turner Prize expected to attend the ceremony with her art-dealer husband but instead she watched the coverage from a chemotherapy ward - see Taylor-Wood, Sam 11/11/01 * Review of the Turner Prize Show 2001 11/11/01 R 10 1>8 Photographs * Review of Kitaj: In the Aura of Cezanne and Other Masters 18/11/01 R 10 1>8 Photographs * Research on Stone Age art shows that fear of werewolves goes back 10,000 years - see Stone Age 25/11/01 * Review of Mark Wallinger: No Man's Land/Sam Taylor- Wood: Mute 25/11/01 R 10 1>7 Photographs * Profile on Charles Saatchi, the creative half of advertising's famous duo looks set to irritate the art world with a challenge to Tate Modern - see Saatchi, Charles 02/12/01 * Profile on Charles Saatchi, the creative half of advertising's famous duo looks set to irritate the art world with a challenge to Tate Modern - see Saatchi, Charles 02/12/01 * Review of The Dawn of the Floating World 1650-1765 02/12/01 R 10 1>8 Illustration, photograph * Review of Roman Signer/In Many Ways the Exhibition Already Happened 09/12/01 R 11 1>6 Photograph * The Turner Prize - see Television 16/12/01 * Review of Richard Artschwager 16/12/01 R 11 1>8 Photograph * Art of the Year: Laura Cumming 23/12/01 R 10 1>8 Photographs * Art Preview for 2002 30/12/01 R 10 8 Photographs * Art 2002: Vanessa Thorpe 30/12/01 R 8 1>7 Photographs ARTHUR THE DRAGON KING * See Book Reviews - Sisman, Adam 11/03/01 ARTS, THE * As the V&A awaits the arrival of its new director, Deyan Sudjic outlines a radical programme to bring this venerable institution into the 21st century - see Victoria & Albert Museum
28/01/01 * Deep male tones are preferred by both children and adults for reading aloud 04/03/01 B 14 6>7 Photographs * A radical plan to turn the Bodleian Library into a pay-as-youenter visitor centre is provoking a fierce war of words - see Bodleian Library 18/03/01 * Sean O'Hagan has put together a show that unites politics and culture in Ireland - including an AK47 that's good enough to eat - see Ireland 18/03/01 * His plays may be full of sparring vitriol and dysfunctional lives, but Edward Albee is rather sweet, thinks Simon Fanshawe - see Albee, Edward 15/04/01 * Pioneering circus storms across Britain - see Circus 15/04/01 * The BBC has wheeled out its big guns to tell us that works such as Ulysses, Figaro and Battleship Potemkin changed the course of history, but few of them did and rarely for the better 15/04/01 R 5 1>5 Photographs * Art or anatomy? An exhibition of flayed corpses in Berlin has been greeted with popular acclaim and moral indignation 20/05/01 R 5 1>6 Photographs * Decision to admit controversial artist Gary Hume to the Royal Academy of Arts is denounced as 'bonkers' 27/05/01 B 12 1>4 Photograph * Celebrity choices for visits in the Art World 17/06/01 * Having a hit in New York seems to be the best way to ensure that your play is panned in London, so why do so many American dramatists persist in casting their pearls before swinish British critics? 24/06/01 R 5 1>5 Photographs * The Royal Shakespeare Company is making a fresh attempt to lose its image as an outdated and conservative institution - see Royal Shakespeare Company, The 01/07/01 * The seaside town of Bridlington turns to art and architecture to recapture its former glory - see Bridlington 29/07/01 * Edinburgh Festival Preview 29/07/01 R 6 1>5 Photographs * The Edinburgh Festival Fringe kicks off this weekend 05/08/01 B 10 1 Photograph * Review of the Edinburgh Festival 12/08/01 R 10>11 1>7 Photographs * Review of the Edinburgh Festival 19/08/01 R 10>13 1>8 Photographs * Vanessa Thorpe asks why three foreign bosses of our leading arts centres have all felt the need to jump ship 19/08/01 B 14 1>8 Photographs * Diary of a Perrier Award Judge by Stephanie Merritt 26/08/01 R 11 1>8 Photographs * Sir Simon Rattle, Britain's greatest conductor of modern times, has fired a withering parting shot as he prepares to take up a senior job in Germany, attacking the Arts Council - see Music: Classical 30/09/01 * As the South Bank Show enters its twenty-fifth season, Melvyn Bragg argues that rather than killing off the arts, television has widened their appeal 30/09/01 R 8 1>5 Photographs * UB40, one of Britain's most successful bands, are setting up a 'fame school' in Birmingham with £20m of local authority and private-sector cash 14/10/01 B 15 1>2 Photograph * Tessa Blackstone, the new Minister of State for the Arts, has launched a drive to encourage poorer people to take an active part in the arts 21/10/01 B 14 7>8 * As the centenary of the composer Richard Rodgers approaches, Peter Conrad assesses how well South Pacific has OBSERVER INDEX: JAN-DEC 2001 10 aged while Trevor Nunn tells him his stage version will be more… - see Rodgers, Richard 18/11/01 * Adrian Noble, defiant RSC director attacks 'snobbery' and 'insulting' critics 25/11/01 B 7 1>6 Photographs * A team of developers plan to build a large commercial theme park in Stratford-upon-Avon, devoted entirely to the playwright, Shakespeare 16/12/01 B 10 1>7 Photographs * Writers and artists choose their high points - and low points - of the last twelve months 23/12/01 R 9>10 1>8 Photographs * Preview for 2002 30/12/01 R 5>9 1>7 Photographs AS SHE CLIMBED ACROSS THE TABLE * See Book Reviews - Hobson, Will 14/01/01 ASCHERSON, NEAL * Columnist 07/01/01 B 27 1>4 Photograph * Columnist 21/01/01 B 29 1>4 Photographs * Columnist 18/02/01 B 31 1>4 Photograph ASHCROFT, LORD * Lord Ashcroft, the Conservative Party treasurer, is being sued in the US over his alleged role in a corporate scandal 08/04/01 B 1>2 2>6 * The former Tory Party treasurer, Lord Ashcroft, is to take legal action against two Cabinet ministers over a 'dirty tricks' campaign 24/06/01 B 12 7>8 Photographs ASHCROFT, RICHARD * See Music: Pop 25/02/01 ASHDOWN, PADDY * Columnist 18/11/01 B 31 1>5 Photograph ASHLEY, APRIL * Interview with April Ashley, Britain's most celebrated transsexual 25/03/01 M 26>30 1>4 Photographs ASIAN COMMUNITIES * The murder of an Asian greengrocer in London has revealed how warring families will seek revenge over thousands of miles - see Crime 21/01/01 * To be Asian in Hollywood used to mean parts as villains or dainty flowers, now after Crouching Tiger, movie bosses think eastern stars are the next bit thing - see Film 22/04/01 * Drugs, gangs and mean streets… Paul Harris visits the Bradford suburb where Asians rose up in revolt 22/04/01 B 15 2>7 Photographs * A new generation of British Asians are still coming to terms with their complex identities 24/06/01 B 16 1>6 Photographs * A project to 'eliminate' forced marriages in Britain's Asian communities has been launched by the Government 04/11/01 B 15 1>5 Photograph ASSASSIN'S CLOAK, THE * See Book Reviews - King, Eldon 07/10/01 ASTERIX AND THE ACTRESS * See Book Reviews - Wood, Gaby 01/04/01 ASTOR, DAVID * David Astor, the legendary former editor and proprietor of The Observer, died in his sleep early on Friday, aged 89 - see Deaths 09/12/01 * David Astor, who died last week, was editor of The Observer for 27 years - he took risks, challenged authority and gave the
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