Apollo Magazine (UK) - 2020-04-01

• Michael Prodger finds that recent restoratio­ns at the Gemäldegal­erie Alte Meister in Dresden have only added to its splendour
• Yinka Shonibare tells Samuel Reilly about his plans for a new residency in Lagos, and why his sculptures feel more relevant than ever
• Emilie Bickerton considers what it means to make cinema the subject of museum exhibition­s
• Douglas Murphy visits Louis Majorelle’s art nouveau masterpiec­e in Nancy
• Kitty Hauser gives a view of the recent bushfires in Sydney
• Fatema Ahmed on a display of chivalry in Abu Dhabi
• Has LACMA lost its way?
• Books Stephen J. Campbell, The Endless Periphery: Toward a Geopolitic­s of Art in Lorenzo Lotto’s Italy, by Scott Nethersole
• Richard Verdi, Poussin as a Painter: From Classicism to Abstractio­n, by Max Norman
• Susan Moore reviews modern and contempora­ry auctions in London
• Peter Parker on John Minton’s designs for a cookery book in 1950
• Robert O’Byrne on a talented but obscure Dutch curator
• Tim Maxwell and Tamara Bell on cybersecur­ity
• Emma Crichton-Miller on Arab modernism
• Humphrey Stone, Reynolds Stone: A Memoir, by Alan Powers
• ‘Picasso and Paper’ by Matthew Sperling
• ‘Edward Hopper’ by Nicholas Hatfull
• Company policy
• April highlights
• ‘He is at last ascending as his friend James Baldwin thought he might’
• THE INWARD EYE
• ALPINE RETREAT
• BEST OF FIENDS
• Off the shelf

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