Articles by subject: art
- Outside story (by Editorial Staff, November/December 2009 )
- A new exhibition space, The Museum of Everything, features hundreds of works by ‘the untrained, unintentional and unseen creators of our modern world’. New Humanist goes inside
- Déjà vu, only worse (by Michail Ryklin, November/December 2009 )
- Michail Ryklin sits in on a Russian censorship trial
- Terrible beauty (by Roger Davidson, September/October 2009 )
- Why is religious art so blood-soaked and morbid asks Roger Davidson
- In the burning house (by Michail Ryklin, January/February 2009 )
- In 2005 Russian artist Anna Alchuk was publicly vilified and put on trial for her involvement in the Caution:Religion! exhibition. Three years later she drowned herself. Her husband, the philosopher Michail Ryklin, reads her diaries to find out why
- All that is solid melts into art (by Daniel Miller, November/December 2008 )
- Daniel Miller witnesses the death of a tradition at Sotheby’s
- The Ten Commandments (by Martin Rowson, September/October 2008 )
- In his new book, New Humanist cartoonist Martin Rowson sums up the history, and future, of the world in one word
- Cold flesh (by Owen Hatherley, September/October 2008 )
- From interior designer to poet of the grotesque – Owen Hatherley traces the evolution of a tortured artistic humanist
- The Absence of Myth: Writings on Surrealism by Geroges Bataille (by Daniel Miller, November/December 2006 )
- Daniel Miller says it's all just so surreal
- Hopeless romantics (by Lynda Nead, July/August 2006 )
- Lynda Nead takes in the National Gallery's new show
- Right to offend? (by Floris van den Berg, Web Exclusive, March 2008)
- As the Virtual Museum of Offensive Art opens online, Floris van den Berg ponders the limits of freedom
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