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      Displaying 4 articles tagged with "Nigel Cooke"

      Opinion

      The Painted Word: Guy Peellaet

      16.08.2013

      The man who put the cock in rock

      On the eve Of the album’s release by RCA, the cover for David Bowie’s Diamond Dogs (1974) was presenting problems. It featured Bowie hybridised with a dog, and the record company was convinced that the graphic rendering of the canine’s genitals would cause offence in the conservative radio and retail climate of the time...

      The Painter Word: Richard Phillips

      16.08.2013

      ‘The parallax effect’: a new chapter for pop-cultural critique

      The colossal faces of young celebriTies that towered over you in richard Phillips’s recent show at White cube hoxton square, in london, recall two generations of Pop art and their attendant critical dialogues, maintaining structural and visual ties to the tradition (a mostly male one, with rare exceptions such as Pauline boty) of Pop/photography- led painting...

      George Kondo for Kanye West

      16.08.2013

      Nigel Cooke on how hip-hop’s muscling in on art’s controversial cool

      In the most surreal of a range of five covers, we see the rapper in flagrante – supine on the couch, beer in hand and straddled by a bat-eared, armless harpy with spotted tail, wings and hairy legs...

      The Painted Word: Tony Hancock

      11.07.2013

      From ArtReview issue 47 (January & February 2011)

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