Art & Spatial Politics
Deanna Petherbridge

1 January 1994

Reproduction in Sculpture: Dilution or Increase?
Ed Allington and Ben Dhaliwal

1 January 1994

Gabo's Stones
Martin Hammer and Christina Lodder

16 February 1995

William Tucker: The Language of a Sculptor
Alison Sleeman

16 February 1995

Public Art Commissions, Exemplified by Auke de Vries
Franz W. Kaiser

27 September 2005

Brazil: A Site and Subject for Sculpture?
Tonico L. Auad

22 March 2006

Minimalism and Neoconcretism
Anna Dezeuze

26 March 2006

John Addington Symonds and the Misrecognition of Antinous
Stephen Bann

11 July 2006

Looking for Antinous in Marguerite Yourcenar's 'Memoirs of Hadrian'
Nigel Saint

18 July 2006

Beuys: ‘To be a teacher is my greatest work of art!’
Petra Richter

3 October 2006

Russian Berlin in the 1920s
Michael White and Paul Paret

The ‘Laocoon’: An Ancient Combination of Sculptural Forms and Myth
Richard Brilliant

19 June 2007

Thomas Schütte: Something is missing (1980)
Stefanie Manthey

31 October 2007

Programmatic Portrait: On Imi Knoebel's 'Raum 19'
Wouter Davidts

17 October 2006

Nature and Mythology, two galleries and their furnishings contrasted: Temple Newsam and Hagley
James Lomax

29 October 2008

Sugar Sculpture, Porcelain and Table Layout 1530-1830
Howard Coutts and Ivan Day

7 October 2008

Chromophobia: Ancient and Modern, and a Few Notable Exceptions
David Batchelor

5 April 1997

Earth
Anna Lovatt

4 March 2009

Encapsulating Public Art: The PADT archive at the Henry Moore Institute
Malcolm Miles

22 January 2010