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Sir Michael Hopkins obituary
Fiona MacCarthy
19, Jun, 2023 @4:34 PM
Rebel with a cause: how the founder of Bauhaus changed the world
Fiona MacCarthy
01, Mar, 2019 @2:00 PM
Peacock and Vine by AS Byatt review – Mariano Fortuny and William Morris, masters of design
Fiona MacCarthy
01, Jul, 2016 @8:00 AM
Soldier, poet, painter: how David Jones became Britain’s visionary outsider
Fiona MacCarthy
10, Oct, 2015 @7:59 AM
Richard Hamilton: they called him Daddy pop
Fiona MacCarthy
07, Feb, 2014 @3:00 PM
Ronald Carter obituary
Fiona MacCarthy
30, May, 2013 @2:09 PM
Hello World: Where Design Meets Life by Alice Rawsthorn – review
Fiona MacCarthy
10, May, 2013 @1:00 PM
The Glass Room restored
Mies van der Rohe's Villa Tugendhat in Brno, one of the great buildings of European modernism, was the original Landauer House in Simon Mawer's novel. By Fiona MacCarthy
Fiona MacCarthy
02, Nov, 2012 @10:55 PM
Mick Jagger by Philip Norman – review
Fiona MacCarthy
04, Oct, 2012 @7:00 AM
Why the pre-Raphaelites were the YBAs of their day
Their art was as shocking and controversial as anything by Hirst. The new Tate show emphasises the politics behind the work, and takes seriously the movement's pioneering women artists, writes Fiona MacCarthy
Fiona MacCarthy
31, Aug, 2012 @7:00 AM
Bauhaus at the Barbican: art as life
At a time when idealism in design and architecture is in short supply, the Bauhaus exhibition at the Barbican is a timely reminder of this bold experiment, argues Fiona MacCarthy
Fiona MacCarthy
27, Apr, 2012 @9:54 PM
The best of British design
From the Mini to the iMac, the V&A celebrates six decades of innovation. Fiona MacCarthy, the Guardian's design writer when the country discovered its sense of style, reflects on a long tradition of iconoclasm and inventiveness
Fiona MacCarthy
23, Mar, 2012 @10:44 PM
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