Stephen Powell

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  Richard Deacon at Tate Britain

  Richard Deacon, who won the Turner Prize in 1983, has long been regarded as...

  Stephen Powell 4th February 2014
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  Al Taylor at David Zwirner

  This is a fascinating show – particularly as one rarely sees...

  Stephen Powell 3rd February 2014
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  Jessica Jackson Hutchins at the Timothy Taylor Gallery

  This show was a disappointment. Hutchins is a...

  Stephen Powell 3rd February 2014
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  Sensing Spaces: Architecture Reimagined at the Royal Academy

  Half a dozen architects have been asked to set...

  Stephen Powell 23rd January 2014
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  Devil’s Due

  This is a silly and derivative film, with Rosemary’s Baby, The Omen, Cloverfield being obvious...

  Stephen Powell 17th January 2014
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  Hannah Höch at Whitechapel Gallery

  Hannah Höch is not held in the esteem she should be. There are various...

  Stephen Powell 16th January 2014
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  Oh Boy

  Jan Ole Gerster’s film was certainly worth making; for obvious reasons the slacker’s story is...

  Stephen Powell 8th January 2014
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  Theatre

  The Nutcracker at the Coliseum

  At the magnificent Coliseum from the English National Ballet,  The Nutcracker...

  Stephen Powell 22nd December 2013
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  Space Is Deep: Le Gun at Daniel Blau

  Le Gun are an artist collective of half a dozen or so, with various...

  Stephen Powell 16th December 2013
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  Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues

  Most sequels are feeble affairs, and comedies tend to suffer the most. Few do...

  Stephen Powell 15th December 2013