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Mark Hudson

Art Critic at Freelance

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  • LightBulbSurplus.com Becomes Nation’s Largest Supplier of Replacement Light Globes

    2 weeks ago | einnews.com | Mark Hudson

    LightBulbSurplus.com Becomes Nation’s Largest Supplier of Replacement Light Globes A selection of replacement round and acorn globes from LightBulbSurplus.com, the nation’s largest globe supplier. LightBulbSurplus.com offers the nation’s widest selection of replacement light globes, fast shipping, and expert support for every lighting need.

  • How two queer artists responded to the mundanity of England between the wars

    2 weeks ago | independent.co.uk | Mark Hudson

    Twin exhibitions at Tate Britain on Edward Burra and Ithell Colquhoun show their similarities as artists along with striking contrasts in their workMark HudsonTate Britain offers us two exhibitions for the price of one in paired surveys of two enigmatic and highly idiosyncratic British artists. They are near exact contemporaries, both at their most active in the interwar period, both queer and both closely related to Surrealism. The similarities end there.

  • REVIEW: 'Riverdance 30 the New Generation' brought soul touching music to Proctors

    2 months ago | dailygazette.com | Mark Hudson

    Prev Previous Previous Review: Ladysmith Black Mambazo transports Caffe Lena crowd Often singing in a Zulu dialect that spikes like Puerto Rica… Next Next Up Next Up SPAC summer Line-up, dates and tickets The Saratoga Performing Arts Center summer line-up is loaded… Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email “Riverdance,” featuring Irish step dancing, Irish music and tap, is coming to Proctors for five performances. Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Save New subscriber benefit! Copied to...

  • No one took greater imaginative leaps and risks than Turner - he’s Britain’s greatest artist

    2 months ago | independent.co.uk | Mark Hudson

    IN FOCUSIt’s 250 years since the birth of this prodigious son of a barber and a wigmaker, but his weather-obsessed, sea-enamoured paintings have never been surpassed, says Mark HudsonAnyone wanting to understand why Joseph Mallord William Turner is Britain’s greatest artist need look no further than his extraordinary 1842 painting Snow Storm – Steam-Boat Off a Harbour’s Mouth, on permanent show at Tate Britain.

  • No one took greater imaginative leaps and risks than Turner - he’s Britain’s greatest artist

    2 months ago | au.lifestyle.yahoo.com | Mark Hudson

    Anyone wanting to understand why Joseph Mallord William Turner is Britain’s greatest artist need look no further than his extraordinary 1842 painting Snow Storm – Steam-Boat Off a Harbour’s Mouth, on permanent show at Tate Britain. With its trail of red-tinged smoke streaming from the perilously listing ship, and surging sea captured in a spiralling vortex of paint marks that seem to pull us bodily into the tumult, this is a patently revolutionary painting.

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