menu_open
Nathan Smith

Nathan Smith

The Nation

We use cookies to provide some features and experiences in QOSHE

More information  .  Close

A Tate Modern Retrospective Is Reclaiming Yoko Ono

In 1964, Yoko Ono self-published an anthology of “instructions” entitled Grapefruit. Thank you for signing up! By clicking...

26.03.2024 2

Observer

Nathan Smith

Don’t Miss: Barbara Kruger’s Enduring Prophecies at Serpentine South

Few contemporary artists are as recognizable, or as imitated, as Barbara Kruger. The American artist (1945—), who first rose to fame in the 1980s...

28.02.2024 10

Observer

Nathan Smith

With Little Cultural Cohesion, the 2023 NGV Triennial Still Manages to Delight

A ripe banana taped to a wall. An apocalyptic classroom. A rabble of painting robot dogs. These are the three Rs headlining the latest installment of...

19.12.2023 4

Observer

Nathan Smith

With Little Cultural Cohesion, the 2023 NGV Triennial Still Manages to Delight

A ripe banana taped to a wall. An apocalyptic classroom. A rabble of painting robot dogs. These are the three Rs headlining the latest installment of...

19.12.2023 3

Observer

Nathan Smith

Avery Singer’s Unsettling Free Fall

September 11 continues to haunt our collective consciousness. Last month, when Hamas militants launched a lethal incursion into Israel, the 2001...

13.11.2023 7

Observer

Nathan Smith

Tate Modern Reveals Philip Guston’s Hoodwink

In October of 1970, the painter Philip Guston debuted a new show of figurative artworks at the Marlborough Gallery in New York. The exhibition has...

10.11.2023 3

Observer

Nathan Smith

Exploring the Impact of the Woman Behind the House of Chanel

The name “Chanel” evokes a world of iconic looks, prized scents and luxury. But more than just an iconic fashion house, the Chanel brand was, and...

25.09.2023 3

Observer

Nathan Smith

dc5a8aa75d8951c0bff2d94c7f9c5929