In These Intemperate Times

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From Kader Attia's couscous sculptures and Isa Genzken's 'towers', to Rorschach tests and Tony Kushner's Angels in America

BY Lynne Tillman | 01 JUN 18

Growing old and growing value 

BY Lynne Tillman | 19 DEC 17

How remembering the AIDS epidemic helps endure the crises of today

BY Lynne Tillman | 19 MAR 17

Drowning sorrows and watching Warhol’s Drunk aka Drink

BY Lynne Tillman | 12 JAN 17

Trump, trigger alerts and trauma

BY Lynne Tillman | 01 JUN 16

Encounters with the late Chantal Akerman's films

BY Lynne Tillman | 13 FEB 16

Why theatre remains vital

BY Lynne Tillman | 25 NOV 15

The glorification of the pontiffs of Palo Alto

BY Lynne Tillman | 21 AUG 15

The importance of being curious

BY Lynne Tillman | 19 FEB 15

In defence of irony

BY Lynne Tillman | 13 AUG 14

The myth of the ‘Great American Novel’

BY Lynne Tillman | 01 MAY 14

The politics of pants

BY Lynne Tillman | 12 MAR 14

Words and nations

BY Lynne Tillman | 29 NOV 13

How taste and preferences change

BY Lynne Tillman | 25 MAY 13

Boredom and death: two sides of the same coin?

BY Lynne Tillman | 12 MAR 13

How do artists respond to current events?

BY Lynne Tillman | 01 NOV 12

What constitutes political art?

BY Lynne Tillman | 01 SEP 12

How our attitudes betray us

BY Lynne Tillman | 01 MAY 12

A new book on the writing of Diane Arbus prompts a deeper understanding of her photographs

BY Lynne Tillman | 01 NOV 11