Jonathan Jones

CANVAS: CAN HE BE SERIOUS?

CANVAS: CAN HE BE SERIOUS?

Jim Carrey’s art is yet more proof that Hollywood stars should avoid the canvas Published 01 Sep, 2017 09:29am
CANVAS: STYLED TO DEATH

CANVAS: STYLED TO DEATH

Piet Mondrian and the rest of the De Stijl movement were admirable idealists, but their work is joyless compared to Updated 14 May, 2017 06:15am

Postcards from the past

POSTCARDS can be sublime, or ridiculous, or make the sublime into the ridiculous. These days, there are holographic postcards, Banksy postcards, nostalgic postcards, you name it; but a huge proportion will always be garish colour photos of beaches that ar Published 12 Feb, 2013 12:00am

Echoes of Bamiyan

THE reported destruction of two important manuscript collections by Islamist rebels as they fled Timbuktu is an offence to the whole of Africa and its universally important cultural heritage. Published 30 Jan, 2013 12:00am

How Renaissance was rediscovered

ONE hundred and fifty years ago the Swiss art lover and historian Jacob Burckhardt published his master work, The... Published 11 Jul, 2010 12:00am

Great art theft

THE thieves who raided the Paris Museum of Modern Art have taken an astonishingly well-selected group of connected... Published 22 May, 2010 12:00am

Locking Picasso away

THE sale of Picasso`s 1932 painting Nude, Green Leaves and Bust for a new world record price of £70m is a tragedy.... Published 08 May, 2010 12:00am

The last king of the Aztecs

LONDON Your face is reflected in the black mirror, but you can`t see yourself clearly. Your features swim in and out... Published 20 Sep, 2009 12:00am