A Selection of Art Criticism
Margarete by Anselm Kiefer - Published in The Independent
Rothko’s influence - Broadcast on BBC Radio 3
Vincent Van Gogh and Expressionism - Published in The Independent
Sean Scully: Paintings from the 70s - Published in The Independent
Edouard Manet: Impressions of the Sea - Published in the Independent colour supplement
Hughie O'Donoghue: Painting Caserta Red - Published in The Independent
George Shaw: What I did this summer - Published in The Independent
A Ribbon around a Bomb: Frida Khalo - Published in the Independent colour supplement
Towards a New Utopia? - Published in the New Statesman
Jake and Dino Chapman: Bad Art for Bad People - Published in the New Statesman
A Terrible Beauty: Boris Mikhailov - Published in the New Statesman
Monet: The Seine and The Sea: - Published in The Independent
If one thing matters, everything matters: Wolfang Tillmans - Published in The Independent
Tacita Dean: At Tate Britain: - Published in The Independent
Titian's Danae: At the National Gallery - Published in Tate Magazine
Panamarenko: Haywood Gallery: - Published in The Independent
Fraud: Gilbert and George at the Tate Modern - Published in The New Statesman
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Other Art Criticism includes:
After Auschwitz: responses to the Holocaust, Festival Hall. Contemporary Art.
Helen Chadwick: Changing the Landscape of Sculpture. Ibid.
Art and Power: Europe under the dictators 1930-1945, Haywood. Ibid.
Emile Nolde: The ambiguous soul, The Whitechapel, Ibid.
Igor Mitoraj: The bitter tears of Aphrodite, Hotbath Gallery, Bath. Ibid.
Melanie Manchot: …no one ever speaks of a ‘beautiful old woman’. Well Cured, The Cut Gallery. Ibid.
The Language of Material: the sculpture of David Nash. Contemporary Visual Arts.
Cathy de Monchaux: New work at the Whitechapel, Ibid.
Out of the Void: art after irony. Ibid.
Cheapness Means Forgiveness: seeking a more humanistic art. Ibid.
Beyond the Body: the Louise Bourgoise factor. Ibid.
Out with the old, in with the new: facing down the crisis of the late twentieth century. Ibid.
Prunella Clough, tribute to an artist's artist. Ibid.
Susan Hiller, bringing the X-Files into the Gallery. Ibid
William Blake: Still Burning Bright. Arts Review
Jock McFadyen: Reality Bites. Arts Review
Christine Borland: CVA
Surrealism : Arts Review
Boltanski: The Independent
Gillian Ayres: The Independent on Sunday
Sandra Blow: The Independent on Sunday
Other Critical Reviews include:
Selected books reviews:
But is it art? Cynthia Freeland - Published in The Independent
Gwen John, A Life: - Published in The Independent
A View of Delft: Vermeer then and now. Anthony Bailey. The Independent
On the way to Work. Damien Hirst and Gordon Burn. The Independent
Gwen John: A Life.Sue Roe. The Independent
Proust and the Power of Photography. Brassai. The Independent
Portraits in Fiction. A.S. Byatt. The Independent.
The Boy Germaine Greer. The Independent
The Passion of Artemesia. Susan Vreeland. The Independent
Christmas Art Books. The Independent
Other Journalism:
Sue Hubbard has also written articles for The Observer, The Guardian, The Sunday Times, Poetry Review, Poetry Wales, Poetry London.
Catalogue Essays:
Sue Hubbard has written essays for the catalogues of the following exhibitions:
Sean Sculley at Timothy Taylor
Rachel Howard at Gagosian
Hughie O'Donoghue at Purdy Hicks
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Links to many articles by Sue Hubbard may be found at LookSmart's findarticles.com (opens in new window)