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Discover the culture & spaces that influence leading artists in a new book by Ben Luke
Mark Leckey & Arthur Jafa summon ghosts into an ever-shifting shopping centre

Ellie Brown
A celebration of post-war utopian architecture for the people in a new book from photographer Robert Clayton
You’re all invited to Jeremy Deller’s public party
Folkestone Triennial looks deep in time, land & sea
At Stanford’s Cantor Arts Center, an exhibition viscerally presents the broken environments mankind’s progress has created

Will Jennings













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The message is the bottle: Claes Oldenburg & Coosje van Bruggen in Middlesbrough

Steve Taylor

Cecil Balmond, Bottle of Notes, British Steel, Coosje van Bruggen, Nell Catchpole, James Cook, Rachel Deakin, Heritage, Jonathan Jones, Anish Kapoor, Middlesbrough, MIMA, Claes Oldenburg, Edgar Allan Poe, Regeneration, Sculpture, Steve Taylor, Teesside Combined Court Centre, Tenemos, Sam Venables, Venus, Webb-Ellis, Writing



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With irony & humour, Dora Budor transforms architectural expectations

Steve Taylor

Bicycle, Trisha Brown, Dora Budor, Caruso St John, Michel de Certeau, Gilles Deleuze, Barry Diller, Michel Foucault, Elsa von Freytag-Loringhoven, David Harvey, Thomas Heatherwick, Herzog and de Meuron, Hostile architecture, Humour, Kunsthalle Basel, Little Island, Gordon Matta-Clark, Nottingham, Nottingham Contemporary, Piss, Selfies, Steve Taylor, Nicholas Tammens, Urban design, Urine



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Capability Brown meets AI: the perverted nature of Daniel Ambrosi

Steve Taylor

AI, Daniel Ambrosi, Artificial Intelligence, Beeple, John Berger, Blenheim Palace, Capability Brown, Chatsworth House, Compton Verney, DeepDream, Digital, Google, Landscape, Claude Lorrain, Sunil Manghani, Arthur I Miller, Nature, Photography, Picturesque, Robilant + Voena, Steffie Shields, Steve Taylor, Stowe Gardens, Technology, Uncanny valley



   

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