Charlotte Jansen
Arts and Culture Writer at Freelance
Charlotte Jansen: art and culture journalist. Author of Girl on Girl. Presenter of the Female Gaze podcast.
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6 days ago |
theguardian.com | Charlotte Jansen
Rene Matić’s nomination for the 2025 Turner prize was announced the week this exhibition opened. Only one photographer has ever been awarded the prize – Wolfgang Tillmans. Matić is not a technically masterly photographer, but a quiet observer of things, like Tillmans.
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1 week ago |
theguardian.com | Charlotte Jansen
Two tonnes of Huma Bhabha’s works greet you before you even reach the entrance of her new exhibition at the Barbican in London. They are four powerful ancient-looking giants, with rough-hewn surfaces, gouged and blackened (the effect achieved by first carving in cork, then casting in patinated bronze). With their enormous skull heads towering above you, baring pincers and rows of teeth, it’s as if you’ve stumbled on the set for an apocalyptic sci-fi film.
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2 weeks ago |
theguardian.com | Dale Berning Sawa |Eddy Frankel |Tim Jonze |Charlotte Jansen |Oliver Wainwright |Evan Moffitt
Louise Bourgeois’s spider opens the museum (2000)Frances Morris, then head of displays“Louise Bourgeois symbolised what I wanted Tate Modern to be: a place where you would have extraordinary encounters with artists who weren’t in the canon. She proposed an installation with three towers for the Turbine Hall and we suggested also borrowing a small group of her spiders to put on the ramp down into the hall, to lure people in.
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2 weeks ago |
vogue.co.uk | Charlotte Jansen
Jasleen Kaur was at a five-year-old’s birthday party with her son when she received the phone call. She’d been shortlisted for the 2024 Turner Prize – one of the most highly regarded awards for visual arts in the world. “I swore a lot,” the 38-year-old Glaswegian says with a laugh, still seeming in disbelief.
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4 weeks ago |
theguardian.com | Charlotte Jansen
This is a photo of my parents right after their deaths, in Assen, the Netherlands, on 1 May 2024. My father Klaas Roemers was 90, my mother Fenny Roemers-Visser was 86. They had a good life and a very happy marriage, but the last years were difficult. They were both sick and exhausted. Both had heart failure, my mother had a lot of pain. Both were in a really bad shape. They still lived in their own house but life was getting harder and harder, even with help.
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