Damien Hirst and the London Scene: When the Partys
over.
Richard Billingham: Too close to Home
This young photographer challenges all
our preconceptions - what is documentary photography, what is
tasteful....
'Young British Artists' and the London
scene
London
Swings Again! Exposure cuts the hype surrounding these not-so-young
artist and the institutions that support them
Tomorrow starts now: Utopian visual
culture in Britain, 1962-1970
The Sixties have so much to answer for! This feature examines the visual culture
of Britain in the 1960's
Helen
Chadwick: One Flesh, Christian Iconography and
Motherhood
Exposure takes a look at the
themes ran through the work of the late artist, Helen Chadwick
Derek Jarman: Levelling the
View
Renaissance man or just a
jack-of-all-trades? Exposure looks at the final works of this
quintessential Britsh artist and film-maker.
Iain Banks: Nearly God
Ever prolific, Exposure stops author Iain
Banks long enough to ask him about his huge body of work.
at home with moderns: Body Art
Want to
pierce you nipples - or maybe you just want a tatoo...
Exposure asks why?
Perspectives on Photography - The Work of Andres
Serrano and Robert Mapplethorpe.
Shock Horror...a rare peice of sensible
writing about these contraversial artist.
Mapplethorpe. A
biography
As
the advert says, "It does what it says on the
can"
Frida Kahlo and the Spectre of
Nationalism
Writing about this artist frequently overlooks the
political nature of her work in favour of the personal - Exposure
aims to redress the balance
Keith Haring - Radiant
Baby
By way
of Haring's published journals, Exposure brings into focus the brief
life of this American artist.
Bruce Chatwin: On the
Road
When Bruce Chatwin died he had managed
to do and write about more than most of us could manage in four
lives....
Samuel Beckett: Absolute
Beckett
Exposure examines the enigma that was Samuel
Beckett in light of recent biographies published about this
man.