Violence and representationJ.J. Charlesworth04 April 2017Following the controversy over a painting by Dana Schutz at New York’s Whitney Museum, J.J. Charlesworth questions whether an artist’s colour should limit the subjects they can represent
The strange case of the ‘alt-right’ art galleryJ.J. Charlesworth03 March 2017Should art galleries try to debate controversial politics (and suffer the rage of protesters)?
Public Vs.PrivateJ.J. Charlesworth03 March 2017J.J. Charlesworth on whether it might be time to redefine the role of the public museum
David Hockney at Tate BritainJ.J. Charlesworth09 February 2017Is the British painter’s sixty years of work an effortless celebration of life, or just too easy?
We disavow!J.J. Charlesworth13 January 2017Ahead of Donald Trump’s inauguration, J.J. Charlesworth finds symptoms of delusion in the US artworld
Us and Them?J.J. Charlesworth21 December 2016As the artworld panics about populism, J.J. Charlesworth asks how art should respond
