Hettie Judah
Critic, Writer and Editor at Freelance
Writer, curator Recently: Acts of Creation: On Art and Motherhood Lapidarium: The Secret Lives of Stones How Not to Exclude Artist Mothers (and other parents)
Articles
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6 days ago |
apollo-magazine.com | Hettie Judah
From the June 2025 issue of Apollo. Preview and subscribe here. The cover of the first copy of this magazine carried the divine profile of the marble sculpture known as the Apollo Belvedere, a fitting motif for a mag that (at the time) covered both art and music. Question Apollo’s musical supremacy at your peril – Marsyas paid for such hubris with his skin. Considered the epitome of male beauty, the god inspired the earliest nudes in Greek art.
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1 week ago |
theguardian.com | Hettie Judah
Dog roses blush, honeysuckle trails and elderflower powders the air in East and West Coker. Dressed in May abundance, the sandy Somerset villages radiate genteel nothing-doing respectability. Yet culture, of an invigorating and experimental kind, has penetrated these sun-slowed lanes. Where TS Eliot once meditated on ageing, death and modernisation, the south-west has its very own bite-sized biennale, the Od art festival. A new past … an exhibit at The Museum of Roadside Magic.
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1 month ago |
apollo-magazine.com | Ed Behrens |Isabella Smith |Michael Delgado |Hettie Judah
In this issue The National Gallery’s great revealAn interview with Caroline WalkerWhen art deco went to the moviesOn tour with the Von TrappsAlso: Virginia Woolf’s Sussex retreat, single-owner sales, Suzanne Valadon’s move from model to artist, Duccio’s drink of choice, and previews of Frieze New York and TEFAF New York; in reviews: Anselm Kiefer in Oxford and Amsterdam, chinoiserie at the Met, and high fashion at the Louvre.
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1 month ago |
apollo-magazine.com | Hettie Judah
From the May 2025 issue of Apollo. Preview and subscribe here. Suzanne Valadon’s name testifies to her early status as an object to be looked at. Born Marie-Clémentine, she was purportedly dubbed ‘Suzanne’ by Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec during her years as a model. It was an off-colour joke – a reference to the Old Testament tale in which two men spy on the beautiful Susanna as she bathes, then attempt to blackmail her into sex.
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2 months ago |
msn.com | Hettie Judah
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"In its very title 'The Imaginary Institution of India'" suggests nation-building as a creative enterprise, one that calls on the lively minds of poets, playwrights, musicians and artists, not just politicians and bureaucrats." ***** https://t.co/QVeEbVm1gs
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