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Patching up the palace

Although the Obamas have now well and truly left their political honeymoon period behind them, in the UK they are still being upheld as an ideal...
Apollo, 11/01/09 by Michael Hall · More from publication
Toward a Society Under Law: Citizens and Their Police in Latin America

Tulchin, Joseph S. and Meg Ruthenberg, (eds.). Toward a Society Under Law: Citizens and Their Police in Latin America. Baltimore, MD: The Johns...
Journal of Third World Studies, 10/01/09 by Hall, Michael R · More from publication
Subcommander Marcos: The Man and the Mask

Henck,Nick. Subcommander Marcos: The Man and the Mask. Durham, NC: Duke University Press, 2007. Objectivity is an essential component of...
Journal of Third World Studies, 10/01/09 by Hall, Michael R · More from publication
Zapotec Women: Gender, Class, and Ethnicity in Globalized Oaxaca

Stephen, Lynn. Zapotec Women: Gender, Class, and Ethnicity in Globalized Oaxaca (second edition). Durham, NC: Duke University Press, 2005. First...
Journal of Third World Studies, 10/01/09 by Hall, Michael R · More from publication
The Courtauld in crisis: the decision by the trustees of the Courtauld institute to make the staff of its photographic collections redundant is a panic measure by a floundering organisation

All arts institutions that rely even in part on investment income are feeling the pinch, but it still came as a great shock when in August the...
Apollo, 10/01/09 by Michael Hall · More from publication
Bigwigs & blackguards: a new history of the National Gallery, London, by a former director tackles the sensitive question of the often tense relationship between its trustees and director

In 1854 the Prime Minister Lord Aberdeen offered the newly created post of director of the National Gallery, London, to the Scottish collector and...
Apollo, 09/01/09 by Michael Hall · More from publication

The human animal: this anniversary exhibition on Darwin's links with the visual arts is aesthetically rewarding and intellectually provocative

Darwin and the visual arts is not the most promising subject for an exhibition. On the Origin of Species by Means of Natural Selection, whose 150th...
Apollo, 09/01/09 by Michael Hall · More from publication
Low key high impact: the collection of Tim and Pam Hill

From one point of view, the story of Pam and Tim Hill is a by-the-book American success story. From another, it is a highly individual account of a...
Magazine Antiques, 08/01/09 by Michael D. Hall · More from publication
Michelangelos lost and found: it may seem extraordinary that works by an artist as famous as Michelangelo should reappear after vanishing for centuries but no fewer than three claimed to be by him will be going on public view this year

In her 'Art Market' column in this month's issue (pp. 72-76), Susan Moore reports on the wonderful discovery by Lady Diana Miller of a Qianlong...
Apollo, 07/01/09 by Michael Hall · More from publication
The 18th Earl of Pembroke: tradition with a twist: the Earl of Pembroke was just 25 when he inherited responsibility for Wilton House in Wiltshire, its estate and art collections in 2003. To mark Apollo's special issue on Wilton, he talks to Michael Hall

A grand piano in the large library at Wilton House that Lord Pembroke uses as a sitting room and study is barely visible beneath a crowded display...
Apollo, 07/01/09 by Michael Hall · More from publication

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Patching up the palace

Toward a Society Under Law: Citizens and Their Police in Latin America

Subcommander Marcos: The Man and the Mask

Zapotec Women: Gender, Class, and Ethnicity in Globalized Oaxaca

The Courtauld in crisis: the decision by the trustees of the Courtauld institute to make the staff of its photographic collections redundant is a panic measure by a floundering organisation

Bigwigs & blackguards: a new history of the National Gallery, London, by a former director tackles the sensitive question of the often tense relationship between its trustees and director

The human animal: this anniversary exhibition on Darwin's links with the visual arts is aesthetically rewarding and intellectually provocative

Low key high impact: the collection of Tim and Pam Hill

Michelangelos lost and found: it may seem extraordinary that works by an artist as famous as Michelangelo should reappear after vanishing for centuries but no fewer than three claimed to be by him will be going on public view this year

The 18th Earl of Pembroke: tradition with a twist: the Earl of Pembroke was just 25 when he inherited responsibility for Wilton House in Wiltshire, its estate and art collections in 2003. To mark Apollo's special issue on Wilton, he talks to Michael Hall

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