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Cast of characters: encounters with British sculptors – in pictures

Cornelia Parker, Elisabeth Frink, Damien Hirst and Grayson Perry are among the artists Anne-Katrin Purkiss captures in striking portraits

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Published: 5 Jun 2018

Angel of the North: how casting vote led to landmark sculpture

Former councillor recalls how his choice 20 years ago saw the installation of Anthony Gormley’s artwork at Gateshead

Published: 15 Feb 2018

Five of the best… new art shows Pink Floyd, Bruce Conner and Anthony Caro: this week’s best UK exhibitions

Published: 12 May 2017
Art Weekly Giacometti, Thunderbirds and a fish-and-chip shop – the week in art

Published: 5 May 2017

4 out of 5 stars.

Anthony Caro in Yorkshire review – sculpture that can take your breath away
4 out of 5 stars.

His monumental forms make you dance, his table-top works are in drag – and his shapes are so simple you can’t believe he dared. As a vast two-site retrospective proves, Caro’s best work remains audacious, alluring and disarming

Published: 16 Jul 2015

Unseen Anthony Caro works on show in major Yorkshire retrospective

Four sites in Yorkshire will host the sculptor’s works, including the pieces he was making before his death in 2013, in event given added poignancy by the recent loss of his wife, the painter Sheila Girling

Published: 19 Mar 2015

Sheila Girling obituary

Modernist painter known for her chromatic brilliance who had a huge influence on the work of her husband, the sculptor Anthony Caro

Published: 23 Feb 2015
Jonathan Jones on art Who'd marry an artist? The women painted out of the picture

Pollock’s wife put his genius first, Picasso turned his photographer-girlfriend into the weeping woman and Rodin stole his lover’s ideas … modern art is littered with love affairs, but how many are actually fruitful and fair?

Published: 19 Feb 2015

3 out of 5 stars.

Anthony Caro: The Last Sculptures review – dazzling disappointments
3 out of 5 stars.

Although they are undoubtedly impressive for a man in his final days, these works by the one-time king of modernism feel fussy and kitsch, writes Jonathan Jones

Published: 11 Sep 2014
Sheila Girling on Anthony Caro: 'It ended too soon but it was a good life'

As an exhibition of Caro's last work opens, his widow tells Nicholas Wroe about choosing colours for his sculptures, forging her own career and 'a chat between two eyes'

Published: 5 Sep 2014

From Peter Blake to Paula Rego: a who's who of British artists in their studios – in pictures

British photographer Nicholas Sinclair has been photographing artists at work since 1991 – see his images as they go on display at Pallant House Gallery

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Published: 28 Apr 2014

Letter: Anthony Caro and the meaning of sculpture

Michael Horovitz writes: Sir Anthony Caro preferred to let his work speak for itself

Published: 4 Nov 2013

Published: 4 Nov 2013

Anthony Caro, 1924-2013: an appreciation

The grand old man of British sculpture died at the age of 89 on Wednesday. Penelope Curtis, director of Tate Britain, pays tribute

Published: 7:06 PM

Art Weekly Anthony Caro, Louise Bourgeois and the Turner prize – the week in art

Jonathan Jones: Britain loses one of its finest sculptors, and the Turner prize 2013 exhibition opens its doors

Published: 12:11 PM

Anthony Caro: the modernist sculptor in a too-modern world

Caro was a bold sculptor whose vision freed his art from the pedestal and the trends of his day

Published: 10:22 AM
Anthony Caro – a life in pictures

The great British sculptor, known for his bright and large-scale steelworks, has died aged 89

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Published: 7:52 AM
Sir Anthony Caro obituary

Britain's finest sculptor since Henry Moore, he broke new ground with his abstract works in metal

Published: 7:38 AM
Sir Anthony Caro, one of Britain's finest sculptors, dies aged 89

Tributes pour in for world-renowned tireless sculptor 'of humility and humanity' famous for pioneering plinth-less statues and design brains behind Millennium bridge

Published: 7:36 AM

Lucky dip: the Royal Academy's Summer Exhibition – in pictures

This year it is 245 years old, and remains the world's largest open-submission exhibition. With over 1,000 works in disciplines from painting to architecture, the Royal Academy's Summer Exhibition 2013 contains art by the well-known and the unheard-of alike. Here are some pieces to look out for

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Published: 5 Jun 2013

A life in ... Rachel Whiteread: a life in art

Rachel Whiteread: 'I'm not into what I call 'plop' art. Just putting things in places for the sake of it. They really need a reason for being there'

Published: 6 Apr 2013

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