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Exhibition Review
Ben Nicholson
12/2008 | 1269 | 150
Pages: 845-846
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Reviewer:
Beechey, James (Beechey, James)
Subjects
artists:
Nicholson, Ben
dates:
2000-2009
museums and institutions:
De la Warr Pavilion, Bexhill-on-Sea, Great Britain / Abbot Hall Art Gallery, Kendal, Great Britain
places:
Bexhill-on-Sea / England / Kendal
print:
Nicholson, Ben
subjects:
Reviews / Exhibitions
Reviewed Items
subjects:
A Continuous Line. Ben Nicholson in England | institution: Abbot Hall Art Gallery , institution: De la Warr Pavilion , institution: Tate St Ives
Illustrations
Attributed works:
42. 1929 (Holmhead, Cumberland), by Ben Nicholson. 1929. Oil and pencil on canvas, 50.8 by 76.2 cm. (Private collection; exh. De la Warr Pavilion, Bexhill-on-Sea).
Attributed works:
43. 22 July 1947 (still life – Odyssey I), by Ben Nicholson. 1947. Canvas, 69 by 56 cm. (British Council; exh. De la Warr Pavilion, Bexhill-on-Sea).
Attributed works:
44. 1940 (St Ives), by Ben Nicholson. 1940. Oil and pencil on board, 32 by 39 cm. (Private collection; exh. De la Warr Pavilion, Bexhill-on-Sea).
Exhibition Review
Unpopular Culture
10/2008 | 1267 | 50
Pages: 703-704
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Reviewer:
Spalding, Frances (Spalding, Frances)
Subjects
dates:
2000-2009 / 1940-1959 / 1960-1979
museums and institutions:
Royal Museum, Canterbury, Great Britain
museums and institutions:
Harris Museum and Art Gallery, Preston, Great Britain / De la Warr Pavilion, Bexhill-on-Sea, Great Britain
places:
Canterbury / England
places:
Bexhill-on-Sea / Preston
print:
British art
print:
Twentieth-century art
subjects:
Reviews / Exhibitions / British painting / Photographs / Cultural history
subjects:
Great Britain
Reviewed Items
subjects:
Unpopular Culture: Grayson Perry selects from the Arts Council Collection | institution: De la Warr Pavilion , institution: Harris Museum and Art Gallery , institution: Harris Museum and Art Gallery
Illustrations
Attributed works:
51. After the meal, by Jack Smith. 1952. Canvas, 112 by 121 cm. (Arts Council Collection; exh. Royal Museum and Art Gallery, Canterbury).
Attributed works:
52. Arrangement in turquoise and green, by David Hepher. 1979–81. Canvas, 193 by 275 cm. (Arts Council Collection; exh. Royal Museum and Art Gallery, Canterbury).
Attributed works:
53. Grayson Perry, photographed by Eric Great-Rex. 2008. (Courtesy of the artist and Victoria Miro Gallery, London; exh. Royal Museum and Art Gallery, Canterbury).
Exhibition Review
Kenneth and Mary Martin. London, St Ives and Bexhill-on-Sea
10/2007 | 1255 | 149
Pages: 722-723
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Reviewer:
Grieve, Alastair (Grieve, Alastair; Grieve, A. I.; Grieve, Alistair; Grieve, Alastair Ian)
Subjects
artists:
Martin, Kenneth / Martin, Mary
dates:
2000-2009
museums and institutions:
Camden Arts Centre, London, Great Britain / Tate St Ives, Saint Ives, Great Britain
museums and institutions:
De la Warr Pavilion, Bexhill-on-Sea, Great Britain
places:
London / Saint Ives / Bexhill-on-Sea / England
print:
Martin, Kenneth
print:
Martin, Mary
subjects:
Reviews / Exhibitions
Reviewed Items
subjects:
Kenneth Martin & Mary Martin: Constructed Works | institution: Camden Arts Centre , institution: De la Warr Pavilion , institution: Tate St Ives
Illustrations
Attributed works:
66. Mobile, by Kenneth Martin. 1967–68. Brass, 92.9 by 92.9 by 92.9 cm. (Nuffield Institute for Comparative Medicine, London Zoo; exh. Tate St Ives).
Attributed works:
67. Order + change (No chance). Generated by one straight line/Destruction of the square, by Kenneth Martin. 1984. Canvas, 50.8 by 102 cm. (Estate of Kenneth Martin, courtesy Annely Juda Fine Art, London; exh. Tate St Ives).
Attributed works:
68. Columbarium, by Mary Martin. 1951. Plaster, 23 by 22.5 by 4.5 cm. (Estate of Mary Martin, courtesy Annely Juda Fine Art, London; exh. Tate St Ives).