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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Art: Camp America

Kent Monkman's absurdist parodies of 19th-century colonial art

First Posted September 29, 2008

Analyse these!

Don't even try to figure out Jorge Queiroz's brand of 'neo-surrealism'

First Posted September 22, 2008

Francis Bacon for all the family

The master of evisceration comes to the Tate

First Posted September 15, 2008

Inner Barbie World

If Barbie was a drugged-up wild child, she might look like one of Mari Sunna’s paintings

First Posted September 8, 2008

Chapman pinchers

Jake and Dinos raid children’s join-the-dots colouring books for their latest work

First Posted September 1, 2008

Badges of honour

The cult of personality explored through a collection of Chairman Mao badges

First Posted August 25, 2008

Indian prints

Aditya Pande tackles both our spiritual and technological needs

First Posted August 18, 2008

For four days only

Marcus Freeman's accomplished and elegantly abstracted works

First Posted August 11, 2008