Neal Brown

has written about art for most UK and many international art magazines, including frieze and Parkett. He is the author of numerous catalogue essays and his book Tracey Emin was published by Tate Publishing in 2006.

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The artistic insurgents of Afghanistan, Iran and Pakistan

Contemporary artists from Afghanistan, Iran and Pakistan mix the traditional with the modern

First Posted March 13, 2009

Michael Bauer's modernist perversions

Michael Bauer's stained and defiled modernist paintings

First Posted March 9, 2009

Art: Porno wonderland

Liz Neal's paintings don't just ooze sexuality; they explode with sexual liquids

First Posted March 2, 2009

Art: Meaningful pop art

Liz Arnold combines anthropomorphic satire with fine-art painting

First Posted February 23, 2009

Art: Marbled marvels

Andre Thomkins' cosmic images are traditional, trippy and timeless

First Posted February 16, 2009

Art: Natural selections

Lloyd Durling, Masakatsu Kondo and Yuken Teruya tackle the relationship between humans and nature

First Posted February 9, 2009

Art: Full of Middle Eastern promise

Middle Eastern artists exhibiting at the Saatchi Gallery

First Posted February 2, 2009

Art: Pieces of Venice by Peter Blake

Elegant collage prints of Venice by esteemed pop artist Peter Blake

First Posted January 26, 2009