Catalogues and Books
2022 |
Pierre Passebon, Man To Man: An Obsession (Paris: Flammarion, 2022), Colour Illus. (p. 19) Melanie Bühler (ed.), The Art of Critique (Milan: Lenz Press; Haarlem: Franz Hals Museum, 2022), Colour Illus. (p. 31) Elizabeth Burke, Dan Franklin, John and Mary James (eds.), A New Suffolk Garland: An Anthology of Suffolk Writing and Art (Woodbridge: The Boydell Press, 2022), Colour Illus. (p.133) Ferren Gipson, Women’s Work: From feminine arts to feminist art (London: Frances Lincoln Publishing, 2022), Colour Illus. (pp. 160, 162-165) Chiara Parisi and Anne Horvath (eds.), Le Musée sentimental d’Eva Aeppli (Metz: Éditions du Centre Pompidou-Metz, 2022) |
2021 |
Sofie Van de Velde, Expeditie Kunst: Start Je Eigen Kunstcollectie met, (Antwerp/Amsterdam: Houtekiet, 2021) Colour Illus. (p.153) Charlie Porter, What Artists Wear (London: Penguin Books, 2021), Colour Illus. (p. 89) Anne-Mariken Raukema (ed.), Art Zuid: Amsterdam Sculpture Biennale 2021 (Amsterdam: Stichting Art Zuid foundation, 2021), Colour Illus. (p. 96) Maria Basagianni and Aphrodite Gonou (eds.), Contemporary Art at the Museum of Cycladic Art 2007-2021 (Athens: Nicholas and Dolly Goulandris Foundation-Museum of Cycladic Art, 2021), Colour Illus. (pp. 98-100, 102-103,105-106) |
2020 |
Thomas D. Trummer, Bilder in der Pandemie (Bregenz: Kunsthaus Bregenz, 2020), colour illus., (p. 61-63) Uta Ruhkamp, On Everyone's Lips: The Oral Cavity in Art an Culture, (Berlin: Hatje Cantz, 2020) Hattie Spires, Summer, (London: Tate Publishing, 2020) Colour Illus, (p.92) William S Burroughs, Reason Gives No Answers, Selected Works From The Collection, Newport Street Gallery (London: Other Criteria Books, 2020) Colour Illus. (p. 21, 123, 127) |
2019 |
Julia Kelly, Jon Wood, Contemporary Sculpture - Artists Writings and Interviews (Berlin: Hatje Cantz Verlag GmbH, 2019), b&w illus., (pp. 94-100) Amy Corry and Jason Beard (eds.), Reason Gives No Answers (London: Other Criteria Books, 2019) (exh. cat.), colour illus., (pp. 20-23, 121, 123, 126-127, back cover) Charlotte Mullins, A Little Feminist History of Art (London: Tate Publishing, 2019) colour illus., (pp. 14-15, 96-97 back cover) Erlend G. Hoyersten, Pernille Taagaard Dinesen, Daniel Slater, Lise Skyte Jakobsen and Kjeld Fredens, Object of Wonder – from Pedestal to Interaction (Aarhus: ARoS Aarhus Kunstmuseum, 2019), colour illus., (pp. 101,141) Louisa Lee, ‘Sarah Lucas’, Rebecca Morrill et. al. (eds.), Great Women Artists, (London/New York: Phaidon Press Limited, 2019), colour illus., (p. 250) René Lüchinger, ‘II. Vier Köpfe und ein ausbruch’, Ringen um Ringier: über die kunst der digitalisierung in einem schweizer medienkonzern, (Göttingen: Steidl, 2019), illus. (p.IX) Caroline Collier, ‘YBAs and Beyond’, Objects of Wonder: British Sculpture from the Tate Collection 1950s–Present, (exh. cat.) (Berlin: PalaisPopulaire, 2019), colour illus., (pp. 101-119) Cristina Garrido, ‘Andrea Rossetti’, The (Invisible) Art of Documenting Art (Madrid: Caniche Editorial, 2019), (p. 140, 149) Erlend G. Hoyersten (ed.), Art and Porn (Aarhus: ARoS Aarhus Kunstmuseum, 2019), (pp. 126-127) Mathieu Cenac, Pierre-Edouard Couton and Lea Lamy (eds.), La Source (Paris: David Desrimais Editeur, 2019), colour illus., (pp.42, 176-179, 182-193, 198-205) |
2018 |
Katerina Panterlides, SARTORIAL: The Art of Looking Like an Artist (London: Laurence King Publishing, 2018), colour illus., (pp. 86-87) back cover Massimiliano Gioni and Margot Norton (eds.), Au Naturel (London/New York: Phaidon Press Limited, 2018) Jonathan Jones, ‘Memo from Turner’, Sensations: The Story of British Art from Hogarth to Banksy (London: Laurence King Publishing, 2018), (p. 341) Emily Yih-Wen Lin, Fangling Tseng, Nita Lo, Yuan-Shuen Chang, Sofia Chen, Lyn-Lee Ren, Meifen Chu and Tsyng-you Kuo (eds.), Nude: Masterpieces from Tate (Kaohsiung City: Kaohsiung Museum of Fine Arts, 2018), (pp.182-187, 202-203) Martha Gnyp, YOU ME AND ART: Artists in the 21st Century, (Milan: Skira editore, 2018, Colour Illus. (p.193) |
2017 |
Judith Blackall (ed.) EuroVisions: Contemporary Art from the Goldberg Collection, (Sydney: National Art School, 2017), colour illus. (p. 2, 66) Karen Gron (ed.), Eat Me, (Kolding: Trapholt, 2017), (pp. 130–131) (exh. cat.) Leigh Robb, Versus Rodin: bodies across space and time (Adelaide: Art Gallery of South Australia), pp. 196–204 Marta Herford, Die innere Haut – Kunst und Scham: The Inner Skin – Art and Shame (Bonn: Druckverlag Kettler, 2017) (exh. cat.) Jonathan Anderson and Andrew Bonacina (eds.), Disobedient Bodies: JW Anderson at The Hepworth Wakefield (London/Wakefield: InOtherWords/The Hepworth Wakefield, 2017), colour illus., (pp. 3, 6-7) (exh. cat.) Andrew Marr, Short Book About Painting, (London: Quadrille, 2017) Colour illus., (p.127) |
2016 |
Sophie Orlando, ‘Artistic Tactics and New Internationalism’, British Black Art: Debates on Western Art History (Paris: Dis Voir, 2016), pp. 65–93 Bruce Boucher, ‘A Memoir and a Monument’, Thomas Pongsathorn (ed.), Sir John Soane’s Museum, Annual Review 2015 / 16 (London: Cultureshock Media, 2016), pp. 68–75 Justine Moeckli and Merel van Tilburg (eds.), Nightfall – Gothic Imagination Since Frankenstein (Los Angeles (CA): DoPe Press, 2016) |
2015 |
Sarah Lucas and Julian Simmons, I SCREAM DADDIO. Venice Biennale (London: British Council, 2015) Denyse Beaulieu, Marco Constantini, Susanna Kumschick, Luca Marchetti and Joel Vacheron, Nirvana. (Gollion Courvoisier, INFOLIO, 2015) Colour Illus. (p.25) Deborah Aaronson, Body of Art (London: Phaidon Press Limited, 2015) |
2014 | Thomas Howells, Leanne Hayman (eds.), Experimental Eating (London: Black Dog Publishing, 2014) |
2013 |
Sarah Lucas, Jeanette Pacher, Julian Simmons, András Pálffy, Sarah Lucas, Julian Simmons: NOB, Sadie Coles HQ, London, Secession, Vienna Marek Goździewski and Tom Morton, BRITISH BRITISH POLISH POLISH: Art from Europe's Edges in the Long '90s and Today, exh. cat. (Warsaw: Centre of Contemporary Art Ujazdowski Zamek / British Council, 2013) Various authors, Situation Absolute Beach Man Rubble, exh. cat. (London: Whitechapel Gallery 2013) Manuela Ribadeneira, Sarah Lucas Drawing Room Confessions Issue 8, (Milan: Mousse Publishing, 2013) Julian Simmons, TITTIPUSSIDAD (London: Sadie Coles HQ, 2013) Quinn Latimer, Sarah Lucas: Describe this Distance (Milan: Mousse Publishing, 2013) Sarah Lucas, Angus Cook, Angus Fairhurst, Sarah Lucas: After 2005 Before 2012. (Cologne: Walther Konig, 2013) Massimiliano Gioni, Natalie Bell (eds.), Il Palazzo Enciclopedico (The Encyclopedic Palace) – 55th International Art Exhibition (Milan: Skira, 2013) Dobrila Denegri, Dreams of Reason: Highlights of the Sandretto Re Rebaudengo Collection, (Torun: Centre of Contemporary Art, Torun / Sandretto Re Rebaudengo Collection, 2013)(exh. cat.) Joanna Mykowska, In the Heart of the Country, (Warsaw: Museum of Modern Art, 2013) (exh. cat.) Daniel Baumann, Dan Byers, Tina Kukielski, 2013 Carnegie International (Pittsburgh: Carnegie Museum of Art, 2013) (exh. cat.) Kathleen Bühler and Amy Klement, The Weak Sex—How Art Pictures the New Male, (Bern: Kunstmuseum Bern, 2013) (exh. cat.) Clarissa Dalrymple, Group Exhibition, (St-Jorisstraat: Xavier Hufkens, 2013) (exh. cat.) Massimiliano Gioni, Gary Carrion-Murayari, Jenny Moore and Margot Norton (eds.), NYC 1993: Experimental Jet Set, Trash and No Star, (New York: Museum of Modern Art, 2013) (exh. cat.) Anna Moszynska, World of Art: Sculpture Now (London: Thames and Hudson, 2013) Michael Petry, Nature Morte, (London: Thames & Hudson, London, 2013) Sadie Coles HQ, SITUATION, (London: Sadie Coles HQ, 2013) Colour Illus. (p.52-56) |
2012 |
Sarah Lucas and Angus Fairhurst, After 2005, Before 2012, (London: Sadie Coles HQ; Cologne: Koenig) Lisa Le Feuvre, Deborah Orr, Anne Wagner, Gilda Williams, Ordinary Things, (Leeds: Henry Moore Institute, 2012) (exh. cat.) Jeremy Cooper, Growing Up: The Young British Artists at 50, (London: Prestel, 2012) Nuno Crespo, Riso, (Lisbon: Fundacao EDP, 2012) b&w illus. (p.170) Miguel Amado and Sara Matson, The Far and the Near: St Ives and International Art (St Ives: Tate Publishing, 2012) Caroline Smulders, UNLIMITED BODIES, Palais D'Iena (Paris: Corlet a Conde-sur-Noireau, 2012) Colour Illus. (p.28) |
2011 |
Michelle Cotton (ed.), Camulodunum (Colchester: Firstsite, 2011) (exh. cat.) Brigitte Borchhardt-Birbaumer, Hans-Peter Wipplinger, LUCAS, BOSCH, GELATIN, (Krems: Kunsthalle Krems / Verlag Der Buchhandlung Walther Koenig, 2011), colour illus., (pp. 20) (exh. cat.) Gallery Pangolin, Women Make Sculpture (London: Pangolin, 2011), colour illus., (p.6, 40-41) Sala de Exposiciones de la Pedrera, El Arte de Comer, (Barcelona: Fundacio Caixa Catalunya, 2011) |
2010 |
Michael Spens, Studio International: Yearbook Special, Issue 2007, Volume 206, Number 1029 (New York: The Studio Trust, 2010) (pp.58-61) Achim Borchardt-Hume, ‘The Corporeal Act 1’, Dimitris Daskalopoulos and Iwona Blazwick (eds), Keeping it Real: An Exhibition in Four Actsfrom the D. Daskalopoulos Collection (London: Whitechapel Gallery, 2010), colour illus., (p.23, p.49) Lisa Le Feuvre and Tom Morton, British Art Show 7: In the Days of the Comet (London: Hayward Gallery, 2010) Gallery Pangolin, Crucible (Chalford: Pangolin Editions, 2010) Ralph Rugoff and Kirsty Bell, The New Décor (London: Hayward Gallery, 2010) Jane Alison (ed.), The Surreal House: Architecture of Desire (London: Yale University Press, 2010) Stephen Chambers (ed.), The Royal Academy Illustrated 2010 (London: Royal Academy of Arts, 2010) Martin Myrone (ed.), Rude Britannia (London: Tate Publishing, 2010) Michael Craig-Martin, Art (Berlin: Galerie Haas & Fuchs, 2010) Gill Saunders, Walls Are Talking: Wallpaper, Art and Culture, (Manchester: Whitworth Art Gallery; London/Chicago: KWS Publishers, 2010) |
2009 |
Araki Natsumi, The Kaleidoscopic Eye: Thyssen-Bornemisza Art Contemporary Collection (Tokyo: Mori Art Museum, 2009) Charlotte Bonham-Carter and David Hodge, The Contemporary Art Book, (London: Goodman Books, 2009) Christian Rattemeyer, The Judith Rothschild Foundation Contemporary Drawings Collection, Catalogue Raisonné (New York: The Museum of Modern Art, 2009) Chris Harrald and Fletcher Watkins, The Cigarette Book (London: Quartet, 2009) Amna Malik, Sarah Lucas, Au Naturel (London: Afterall, 2009) Sommer Contemporary Art Ten, 1999-2009 (Tel-Aviv: Sommer Contemporary Art, 2009) Hans Werner Holzwarth ed., 100 Contemporary Artists (Cologne: Taschen, 2009) David Lamas and Anna Dezeuze, Subversive Spaces: Surrealism and Contemporary Art (Manchester: The Whitworth Art Gallery, 2009) Sarah Lucas and Olivier Garbay, The Mug (London: Other Criteria, 2009) |
2008 |
Gabriele Knapstein, “I can’t just slice off an ear every day”: Deconstructing the Myth of the Artist (cat.) (Berlin: Hamburger Bahnhof Museum für Gegenwart, 2008) Andrew Renton, Cranford Collection 01 (Guernsey: Cranford Collection, 2008) Mary-Kay Lombino, Excerpt: Selections from the Jeanne Greenberg Rohatyn Collection (Poughskeepie (NY): The Frances Lehman Loeb Art Center, 2008) Jörg Heiser, ‘Sarah Lucas: Kebabs and Corny Puns’, All of a Sudden: Things That Matter in Contemporary Art (Berlin: Sternberg Press, 2008) Beate Söntegen, ‘Oh Boy it’s a Girl’, Female Trouble, Die Kamera als Spiegel und Bühne weiblicher Inszenierungen (Ostfildern: Hatje Cantz, 2008) (exh. cat.) Francesco Bonami, Arte Contemporanea, Volume Sei. Duemila (Milan: La Biblioteca di Repubblica-l’Espresso; Electa, 2008) Francesco Bonami (ed.), God & Goods: Spirituality and Mass Confusion (Udine: Villa Manin Centro d’Arte Contemporanea, 2008) Silke Hohmann, Stations: 100 Meisterwerke Zeitgenössischer Kunst (Cologne: Dumont Buchverlag, 2008) Tiddy Rowan, ‘Sarah Lucas’, Tiddy Rowan, London: a guide to modern + contemporary ART in the city (London:Quadrille, 2008), colour illus. (p.66) Beatrix Ruf, Blasted Allegories: Works from the Ringier Collection (Zurich: JRP Ringier, Zurich, 2008) |
2007 |
Francesco Bonami (ed.), Michele Robecchi, Supercontemporary: Sarah Lucas (Milan: Electa, 2007) Emily Butler, Aftershock: Contemporary British Art 1990-2006 (London: The British Council, 2007) Gabriele Schor, Held Together With Water: Art from the Sammlung Verbund (Ostifildern: Hatje Cantz, 2007) Franz West (cur.), Stefan Bidner, Veit Loers (eds), Soufflé, eine Massenausstellung, (Austria: Kunstraum Innsbruck, Kunsterlnnen und Autoren; Verlag der Buchhandlung Walther Konig), colour illus., (p.48) |
2006 |
Damien Hirst, In the darkest hour there may be light: Works from Damien Hirst’s murderme collection (London: Serpentine Gallery; Other Criteria, 2006) S Brent Plate, Blasphemy Art That Offends, (London: Black Dog Publishing, 2006) David Hopkins, Dada’s Boys, (Edinburgh: The Fruitmarket Gallery, 2006) Elisabeth Leopold, Body Face Soul: The Female Image from the 16th to the 21st Century, (Wien: Leopold Museum-Privatstiftung, 2006) Luigi Settembrini, Claudia Gian Ferrari & Francesca Sorace, Il diavolo del focolare: The Devil of Hearth and Home, (Milan: La Triennale di Milano, 2006) Adam Lindeman, Collecting Contemporary, (Cologne: Taschen, 2006) |
2005 |
Shaun O’L. Higgins, Colleen Striegel (eds.), Press Gallery (Spokane (WA): New Media Ventures, 2005) Phillipe Segalot, Empreinte Moi (Paris: Galerie Emmanuel Perrotin, 2005) Marijke Cieraad, Theo Lenders, Ying-Fu Li and Pascalle Mansvelders, LAT (Venray: Odapark, 2005) Alyce Mahon, Eroticism & Art (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2005) Markus Mittringer, Sculpture (Innsbruck:Galerie Elisabeth & Klaus Thoman, 2005) Yilmaz Dziewior & Beatrix Ruf (eds.), Sarah Lucas: Exhibitions and Catalogue Raisonné 1989 – 2005 (Osfildern: Hatje Cantz Verlag / London: Tate Publishing, 2005) Mario Testino, Stephen Gan, Cecilia Dean, James Kaliardos, Visionaire 46: Uncensored by Mario Testino (New York: Visionaire Publishing, 2005) Nicholas Thornton, Breaking the Mould: 20th Century British Sculpture from Tate (Norwich: Norwich Castle Museum and Art Gallery; London: Tate Publishing, 2005) Sarah Lucas and Olivier Garbay, God is Dad (New York: Barbara Gladstone Gallery; London: Sadie Coles HQ and Koenig Books, 2005) Bruce Grenville, Body: New art from the UK (Vancouver: Vancouver Art Gallery / London: British Council, 2005) (exh. cat.) Sarah Kent, Ina Johannesen and Marianne Holtermann, Y[oung] B[ritish] A[rtists] Criss-Crossed (Oslo: Kaare Bernsten Galleri, 2005) Shaun O’L.Higgins & Colleen Striegel, Press Gallery: The Newspaper in Modern Art (Spokane (WA): New Media Ventures, 2005) (p.142-143) |
2004 |
Laurence Dreyfus, Central Station: la collection Harold Falckenberg (Paris: la maison rouge et Fage editions, 2004) (exh. cat.) Florian Illies, Silke Immenga, Werke Aus Der Sammlung Boros (Karlsruhe: Museum für Neue Kunst, 2004) Charlotte Cotton, The Photograph as Contemporary Art (London: Thames and Hudson, 2004) Centre Rhenan d’art contemporain d’Alsace, The Place To Be (Alsace: Crac Alsace, 2004) Briony Fer, The Infinite Line (New Haven/London: Yale University Press, 2004) Sabine Folie, Skulptur. Prekarer Realismus zwischen Melancholie und Komik (Vienna: Kunstalle Wien, 2004) Marianne Karabelnik, Stripped Bare: The Body Revealed in Contemporary Art (London: Merrell Publishers, 2004) Arts Council Collection, Gifted (London: University of the Arts, The Arts Gallery, 2004) (exh. cat.) Sarah Lucas, In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida (London:Tate Publishing, 2004) (exh. cat) Rainald Schumacher and Matthew Barney, Just Love Me. Post-Feminist Art of the 1990’s from the Goetz Collection (Bergen:Bergen Art Museum, 2004) Fabrice Bousteau, Sexes: images- pratiques et pensées contemporaines (Paris: Beaux-Arts Magazine, 2004) Antje Majewski et al., Atomkrieg (New York: Lukas and Sternberg, 2004) Brandon Taylor, Collage: The Making of Modern Art (London: Thames and Hudson, 2004) |
2003 |
Benno Tempel, Roken in de kunst (Rotterdam: Kunsthal Rotterdam/ Amsterdam: Ludion, 2003) Robert Outeiro, A Bigger Splash: Uma Seleção de Arte Britânica da Coleção da Tate 1960-2003 / A Bigger Splash: A Selection of British Art from Tate Collection 1960-2003 (São Paulo: Connects, 2003) Arts Council Collection, Bad Behaviour (London: Hayward Gallery Publishing, 2003) Manuela Barrero, BIDA 2003 – Bienal Internacional del Deporte en el Arte (Salamanca: BIDA, 2003) Francesco Bonami and Maria Luisa Frisa, La Biennale di Venezia 50th International Art Exhibition “Dreams and conflicts: The Dictatorship of the Viewer” (Venice: Giardini della Biennale – Arsenale, 2003) |
2002 |
M Falconer, Face Off: A Portrait of the Artist (Cambridge: Kettle’s Yard, 2002) Bice Curiger, Kunst Expansiv – Zwischen Gegenkultur und Museum (Regensburg: Lindinger + Schmid Verlag GdbR, 2002) Gill Saunders, Wallpaper in Interior Decoration (London: V&A Publications, 2002) Tim Marlow, Tim Marlow on Tate Modern (London: Spafax Publishing, 2002) Matthew Collings, Sarah Lucas (London: Tate Publishing, 2002) Burkhardt Riemschneider, Art Now (Cologne: Taschen, 2002) Stefan Schmidt-Wulffen, Perfektimperfekt (Freiburg: Modo, 2002) Virginia Button, The Rowan Collection – Contemporary British and Irish Art (Dublin: Irish Museum of Modern Art, 2002) Stephen Feeke, Second Skin (Leeds: Henry Moore Institute, 2002) Louisa Buck, Art Work of the Month – February (London: Arts Tate, London, 2002) Alice Dewey (ed.), New – Recent Acquisitions of Contemporary British Art (Edinburgh: National Galleries of Scotland, 2002) Andrew Renton, No World Without You – Reflections of Identity in New British Art (Tel Aviv: Herzliya Museum of Art, 2002) Marcos Farinha and Erika Verzutti, PoT: The Liverpool Biennial of Contemporary Art – The Independent Die Wohltat der Kunst: Post\Feministiche Positionen der neunziger Jahre aus der Sammlung Goetz (Cologne: Walther König, 2002) Centro de Arte de Salamanca, Comer o no Comer o las relaciones del arte con la comida en el siglo XX (Salamanca: Centro de Arte Salamanca, 2002) Mónica Amor, Carlos Basualdo and Charles Merewether, Archivio Alfonso Pons (Donostia San Sebastian: Koldo Mitxelena Kulturunea, 2002) Chris Townsend, Rapture: Art’s Seduction by Fashion since 1970 (London: Thames and Hudson / Barbican Centre Art Galleries, 2002) |
2001 |
Dr Thomas Kellein, The Surreal Woman: Femaleness and the Uncanny in Surrealism (Bielefeld: Kunsthalle Bielefeld, 2001) Louisa Buck, The Colony Room Club - 2001 A Space Oddity (London: The Colony Room Club / A22 Projects, 2001) Nechama Gottlib and Andrew Renton, British Artists in Israel (Tel Aviv: Hertzliya Museum of Art, 2001) Lewis Biggs and Fang-wei Chang, Field Day Sculpture from Britain (Taipei: Taipei Fine Arts Museum / London: British Council, 2001) Martin Maloney, I am a Camera (London: Saatchi Gallery / Booth Clibborn Editions, 2001) Peter Friese, Ohne Zögern – Without Hesitation: views of the Olbricht Collection (Bremen: Neues Museum Weserburg, 2001) Dr Gerhard Finckh, Freestyle: Werke aus der Sammlung Boros (Leverkusen: Museum Morsbroich, 2001) Paul Schimmel, Public Offerings (Los Angeles (CA): Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles (CA) / London: Thames and Hudson, 2001) Fiona Carson and Claire Pajaczkowska, Feminist Visual Culture (Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press, 2001) Matthew Higgs, City Racing 1988-1998: a partial account (London: I.C.A, 2001) Francesco Bonami, Uniform: Order and Disorder (Florence: Stazione Leopolda, 2001) Rachel Lowther, Aline Duriaud and James Dawson-Hollis, Death Race 2000 (New York: Thread Waxing Space, 2001) (video cat.) Sarah Kent, ‘YBA Woman’, Thames & Hudson World of Art: 45th Birthday Issue (London: Thames and Hudson, 2001) Uta Grosenick, Women Artists in the 20th and 21st Century (Cologne: Taschen, 2001) Nicholas Thornton, Breaking the Mould: 20th Century British Sculpture from Tate, A Tate Partnership Exhibition (Norwich: Norwich Castle Museum and Art Gallery, 2001) Angela Lampe, Die unheimliche Frau. Weiblichkeit im Surrealismus (Heidelberg: Kunsthalle Bielefeld, 2001) |
2000 |
Virginia Button, Charles Esche, Intelligence: New British Art (London: Tate Publishing, 2000) Victoria Combalia and Angus Cook, Sarah Lucas: Autoretrats I mess exe (Barcelona: Tecla Sala, 2000) Eva Meyer-Hermann, The Oldest Possible Memory (St Gallen: Hauser & Wirth, 2000) Bice Curiger, Hypermental (Zurich: Kunsthaus Zurich, 2000) Bice Curiger (ed.) Cream 2 (London: Phaidon Press, 2000) Richard Shone, Puerile 69: Angus Fairhurst, Michael Landy, Sarah Lucas, Gillian Wearing (Reykjavik: The Living Art Museum, 2000) Norman Rosenthal, Sex and the British (Salzburg: Thaddeaus Ropac Galerie, 2000) David Ross, Nicholas Serota, Ida Giannelli, Giorgio Verzotti, and Jonathan Watkins, Quotidiana: Immagini della viat di ogni giorno nell’arte del xx secolo/The Continuity of the Everyday in 20th Century Art (Turin: Castello di Rivoli; Milan: Charta, 2000) Helena Cabello and Ana Carceller, Zona F (Castello: Espai d’Art Contemporani de Castello, 2000) Julian Stallabrass, High Art Life (London: Verso Books, 2000) Matthew Higgs, Pippa Coles and Jacqui Poncelet, The British Art Show 5 (London: Hayward Gallery, 2000) Anne Faggianato, Psycho, Art and Anatomy (London: Anne Faggianato, 2000) |
1999 |
Burkhard Riemschneider, Uta Grosenick and Lars Bang Larsen, Art at the Turn of the Millennium (Cologne: Taschen, 1999) Matthew Collings, This Is Modern Art (London: Weidenfeld & Nicholson, 1999) Michel van der Mast, Me Myself I, Contemporary Self Images (The Hague: Hagues Historisch Museum, 1999) Peter Weibel, The Anagrammatical Body (Graz: Neu Galerie am Landesmuseum Joanneum, 1999) |
1998 |
Tochigi Kenritsu Hakubutsukan, REAL/LIFE: New British Art (Tochigi: Tochigi Prefectural Museum of Fine Arts, Tochigi, 1998) (exh. cat.) Nelleke Noordervlie, Self Portraits - A Collection (Rotterdam: Caldic Collection, 1998) Renate Wiehager, Photography As Concept-4 Internationale Foto-Triennale Esslingen (Esslingen: Galerien der Stadt Esslingen Villa Merkel, 1998) Caoimhin Mac Giolla Leith, Hungry Ghosts (Dublin: Douglas Hyde Gallery, 1998) Kungnip Hyŏndae Misulgwan, Contemporary British Art (Seoul: National Museum of Contemporary Art, 1998) Gregor Muir (ed.), ‘Sarah Lucas’, New Art From Britain (Innsbruck: Kunstraum Innsbruck, Innsbruck, 1998) Elizabeth Janus(ed.), Die Rache der Veronika: Fotosammlung Lambert (Zurich: Scalo / Hamburg: Deichtorhallen Hamburg, 1998) Zdenek Felix(ed.) Emotion: Young British and American Art from the Goetz Collection (Hamburg: Deichtorhallen Hamburg, 1998) Jerry Saltz(ed.), An Ideal Syllabus: Artists, Critics and Curators Choose the Books We Need to Read (London: Frieze, 1998) |
1997 |
Johnnie Shand Kydd, Spitfire: Young British Artists (London: Thames and Hudson, 1997) Brigitte Kolle (ed.), Sarah Lucas (Frankfurt-am-Main: Portikus,1997) Yilmaz Dwiezior (ed.), Car Park (Cologne: Museum Ludwig, 1997) The Hydra Collection, Package Holiday – works from the Ophiuchus Collection (London: Sadie Coles HQ, 1997) Gilda Williams (ed.), Strange Days (Milan: Claudia Gian Ferrari Arte Contemporanea, 1997) Matthew Collings, Blimey!: From Bohemia to Britpop: The London Artworld from Francis Bacon to Damien Hirst (London: 21, 1997) Ingvild Goetz (ed.), Artists form the UK (Munich: Sammlung Goetz, 1997) Louisa Buck (ed.), Moving Targets: A User’s Guide to British Art Now (London: Tate Publishing, 1997) Norman Rosenthal & Simonetta Fracquelli (eds.) Sensation (London: Royal Academy of Art, 1997) Kate Bush and Gregor Muir (eds.), Assuming Positions (London: ICA, 1997) |
1996 |
Jan van Adrichem, ‘Things That Have To Come About’ & Angus Fairhurst, ‘Concrete Dreams’, Karel Schampers (eds.), Sarah Lucas (Rotterdam: Museum Boymans-van Beuningen, 1996) Neville Wakefield, ‘Pretty Vavancy’, Stuart Mogan, ‘Briller A Tawdry Flickwort!’, Richard Flood (ed.), Brilliant! New Art from London (Minneapolis (MI): Walker Art Centre, Minneapolis (MI), 1996) Godfrey Worsdale, ‘Lucas & Emin’ artists’ statement, Godfrey Worsdale (ed.), Co-operators (Southampton: Southampton City Art Gallery, 1996) Karsten Schubert, From Figure to Object: A Century of Sculptors’ Drawings (London: Frith Street Gallery / Karsten Schubert Gallery, 1996) Hans Ulrich Obrist and Gregor Muir (ed.), Live/Life (Paris: ARC Musee de la Ville de Paris, 1996) |
1995 |
Carl Freedman (ed.), Minky Manky (London: South London Gallery, 1995) Helle Behrndt. Torben Christensen and Søren Houmann, Corpus Delicti: London in the 1990’s (Copenhagen: Kunstforeningen, 1995) (exh. cat.) Marie-Laure Bernadac, Masculin/Feminine (Paris: Musée National d’Art Moderne, Centre Pompidou, 1995) |
1994 |
Sarah Kent, ‘Sarah Lucas’, Shark Infested Waters: The Saatchi Collection of British Art in the 90’s (London: Zwemmers, 1994) Chris Dercon, ‘Watt’, Chris Dercon (ed.). Cahier #2 (Rotterdam: Witte de With / Dusseldorf: Richter Verlag, 1994) Portikus, Football Karaoke (Frankfurt-am-Main: Portikus, 1994) |
1993 | Robert Evren, Sarah Lucas, Steven Pippin: projects 44 (New York: Museum of Modern Art, 1993) |
1990 | Liam Gillick & Andrew Renton (eds.), Technique Anglais: Current trends in British Art (London: Thames & Hudson/One Off Press, 1990) |
Articles, Magazines and Reviews
2021 | Julia Kohli, ‘Die Langsame Menschwerdung der Frauen’, Das Magazin, no.16, 24 April 2021, pp. 24 – 28
Christian Jungersen, ‘Rumble in the Jungle’, N +1, No.39 Winter 2021 |
2020 | Sam Moore, ‘Michael Clark: Choreographer, Club Kid, and Collaborator Extraordinaire’, Hyperallergic, 04 December 2020
Maximiliane Leuschner, ‘The Many Face(t)s of Michael Clark The Cosmic Dancer retrospective on Scottish choreographer and dancer Michael Clark explores his screen, set, and stage collaboration with fellow artists.’, The Brooklyn Rail, December 2020 ‘Museum Previews’, Art In America Guide 2020-2021, December 2020. pp. 29 – 3 |
2019 | Christopher Knight, ‘Christopher Knight’s best art exhibitions of 2019: Lari Pittman, Sarah Lucas and more’, Los Angeles Times, 11 December 2019
Annie Armstrong, ‘A Guide to the Banana In (Feminist) Art History’, GARAGE, 15 December 2019 ‘Sarah Lucas at Red Brick Art Museum: Exhibition Walkthrough’, Ocula, 20 December 2019 |
2018 |
Sasha Grishin, ‘’EuroVisions’ a ‘curious exhibition’ that lacks depth’, The Canberra Times, 03 December 2018 Kate Menard, ‘” Sarah Lucas: Au Naturel” at the New Museum’, Arte Fuse, 15 November 2018 Richard Holledge, ‘Mexico: An intoxicating place for artists’, Financial Times, 08 May 2018 |
2017 |
Will Furtado, ‘Rebel Youth Springs Eternal’, Sleek Magazine, Summer 2017, pp. 102–105 Charles Desmarais, ‘Rude Amid the Rodins: Sarah Lucas’ Send Up of Portentous Works’, San Francisco Gate, 18 August 2017 Clayton Shuster, ‘Sarah Lucas Squashes Rodin’s Idealism’, Hyperallergic, 1 August Bean Gilsdorth, ‘Sarah Lucas’, ArtForum, 21 August 2017 Charlotte Jansen, ‘Body talk: YBA Sarah Lucas meets modern master Auguste Rodin’, Wallpaper*, 18 July 2017 Will Furtado ‘Sarah Lucas: A Strong United Europe Makes Sense’, Sleek, 13 July 2017 Peter Lawrence Kane ‘Sarah Lucas Gets Naughty at the Legion of Honor’ SF Weekly, 13 July 2017 ‘Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco’, e-flux, 14 July 2017 ‘‘Sarah Lucas: Good Muse’ at Legion of Honor, San Francisco’, Blouin Artinfo, 19 July 2017 John Neylon, ‘Genius Loves Company in Versus Rodin: Bodies Across Space and Time’, The Adelaide Review, 20 April 2017 Caroline Elbaor, 'Sarah Lucas is Taking over Berlin this Easter Weekend with Eggy Happenings', Artnet News, 13 April 2017 Louisa Buck, 'Wonderfully Idiosyncratic: JW Anderson's Disobedient Bodies at Hepworth Wakefield', The Telegraph, 24 March 2017 |
2016 |
Sarah Lucas and Olu Odukoya, 'Sarah Lucas: Liberty, Curated by Olu Odukoya', Modern Matter, No. 11, December 2016 [pull-out feature] Diane Solway, 'The Escape Artist', W Magazine, August 2016, pp. 108-111 Gianluigi Colin, ‘La Calze di Sarah’, La Lettura (Corriere della Serra), no. 227, 03 April, cover, p. 47 |
2015 | Lynn Barber, ‘The Future’s Yellow’, Sunday Times Magazine, 10 May, pp. 32 – 37 Sarah Crompton, ‘Sarah Lucas Q & A’, The Observer, 10 May Charlotte Higgins, ‘Sarah Lucas: “I Have Several Penises, Actually”’, The Guardian, 06 May Alastair Sooke, ‘Walls of Custard Cut the Mustard’, The Daily Telegraph, 06 May, p. 31 Charlotte Higgins, ‘Lucas at the Venice Biennale: A Streak of Naughtiness, Set in a Custard-Yellow Sea’, The Guardian, 06 May, p. 3 Adrian Searle, ‘Bawdy Moments Frozen in Time’, The Guardian, 06 May, p. 3 Karen Wright, ‘Flesh in Venice’, The Independent, 06 May, pp. 46 – 47 Will Gompertz, ‘Review: Sarah Lucas at the Venice Biennale’, BBC News, 06 May Marcus Field, ‘Smoking Show with Extra Sauce’, London Evening Standard, 06 May, p. 34 Louisa Buck, ‘Sweet Smell of Success for Sarah Lucas at the British Pavilion’, The Art Newspaper, 05 May Phil Miller, ‘Artist Sarah Lucas Unveils Show Inspired by Maradona in Venice’, The Herald, 05 May Skye Sherwin, ‘Sarah Lucas, British Pavilion: The Provocative British Artist Still on Top at the Venice Biennale, W Magazine, 05 May Richard Riley, ‘Why Sarah Lucas for the British Pavilion in Venice’, British Council, 05 May Caroline Roux, ‘British Pavilion: Sarah Lucas’, The Financial Times, 01 May Louisa Buck, ‘Sarah Lucas: Full English’, The Art Newspaper: Venice Biennale Guide 2015, May, pp. 3, 25 – 26 Sarah Hall, ‘A Natural Elegance’, frieze, no. 171, May, pp. 164 – 171 Julian Simmons, ‘Getting Plastered’, FT Weekend Magazine, 25 – 26 April, pp. 22 – 25 Jan Dalley, ‘Openings: Nothing to Rock the Gondola’, FT Weekend, 25 – 26 April, 2015 Ken Johnson, ‘All Back in the Skull Together’, New York Times, 09 April |
2014 | Marta Gnyp, ‘Tittipussyity’, Zoo Magazine, no. 44, June, pp. 196 – 208 Matthew Evans, O32c, Summer 2014, p.269 Nick Compton, ‘Block Solid’, Wallpaper Magazine, May 2014 Aimee Farrell, Milan Design Week: The 10 Pieces to Take Home, Vogue, 14th April Rosie Neve, ‘Sarah Lucas Furniture’, Another Magazine, April 09 2014 Jo Applin, Artforum, February 2014, p.223-224 Jonathan Jones ‘Fancy a breeze-block sofa? Sarah Lucas unveils her first foray into furniture’, The Guardian, Tuesday 8th of April David Nicholls, ‘Salone del Mobile highlights’, Telegraph, April 2014 Skye Sherwin, ‘Bad Girl Artist Sarah Lucas Offers a Chair’, W Magzine, 08thApril Ken Johnson, ‘Sarah Lucas: “Nud Nob”’, The New York Times, 20 March 2014 Neil Young, ‘About Sarah: Rotterdam Review’, The Hollywood Reporter, 24 February Kate Sutton, ‘Critics’ Picks: Sarah Lucas’, Artforum online, March 2014 Teddy Jamieson, ‘The life and times of Sarah Lucas’, The Herald, 02 February 2014 Mark Prince, ‘Sarah Lucas’, Art in America, February 2014 Jo Applin, Artforum, February 2014, p.223-224 |
2013 | Will Stokes, ‘Sarah Lucas: Situation Absolute Beach Man Rubble’, Saatchi Magazine, Winter 2013 Dan Fox, ‘Then & Now’, Frieze, No. 159, November – December 2013, p.100-106 Gregorio Magnani, ‘TheSuffolk Community’, Anew Mgazine, Fall / Winter 2013, Issue # 2 Iwona Balzwick, ‘Portrait of an Artist: Sarah Lucas’, Vanity Fair, 01 November, p. 337 ‘The Hot List’, Time Out Magazine, 15 October Waldemar Januszczak, ‘Feminine Mystique’, The Sunday Times Culture Magzine, 13 0ctober, p. 16-17 Zoe Pilger, The Independent, 10 October, p.38 Ben Luke, ‘Classical, Lude & Loaded with Atttitude’, The Art Newspaper, October Adrian Searle, ‘Sarah Lucas at the White Chapel: More than the Sum of her Parts’, The Guardian, Monday 30THSeptember Alastair Sooke, ‘A Brilliant Caper’, the Telegraph Magazine, 07 September Jonathan Jones, ‘Sarah Lucas is a far better sculptor than Moore or Hepworth Ever Were’, Guardian Online, 01 July ‘Situation’, POP Magazine, Issue 28, Spring Summer 2013 Marcus Field, ‘Art Review: Venice Biennale’,The Independent 01 June 2013 Skye Sherwin, ‘Do It: The art of command’, The Guardian, 24 May 2013 Alistair Sooke, ‘Venice Biennale 2013’, The Daily Telgraph 30 May 2013 ‘Exhibitons in Brief’, Art + Auction, April 2013, p. 134 J.J. Charlesworth, Art Review, Issue 65, January – February, p. 69 - 73 |
2012 | ‘Dad is God (Kooks)’, Arnea Homme +, A / W 2012, Issue 38 J.J Charlesworth, ‘Sarah Lucas – Rose Bush’, ArtReview, Issue # 62, October, p. 116-117 Gabriela Jauregui, Frieze, September, no. 149, p. 191 Gilda Williams, Artforum, Summer 12, Issue 50, p.328 A Rich Artists Guilt’, The Week, August 2012 Jessica Bradbury, ‘SITUATION ROSE BUSH’, POP, August Adrian Searle, ‘Dirty Pretty Things’, (G2) The Guardian, 19thJuly 2012, p. 18 Mariuccia Casadio, ‘Liminal – Choices’, Vogue Italia, July, N. 743 Nicholas Cullinan, ‘What do you want in your face?’, Mousse, 32, February Ben Luke, ‘Reviews: Sarah Lucas, Situation’, Evening Standard, 20 February 2012 2011 William Corwin, ‘In Conversation with Sarah Lucas’, The Brooklyn Rail, September, p.17 Jan Dalley, ‘YBA’s Come Out to Play’, Financial Times Magazine, June 4th, p. 19 Aida Edemariam, ‘The Saturday Interview: The YBA we All Forgot’, The Guardian, Saturday 28 May Laura Barnett, ‘Polly Morgan, Sarah Lucas and the rise of the female sculptor’, The Guardian, 22 May |
2010 | Jackie Wullschlager, ‘Caviar and Chewing Gum’, Financial Times, 30-31 October Adrian Searle, ‘British Art Show 7: have I got spews for you’, guardian.co.uk, 25 October ‘British Art Show 7 opens in Nottingham’, BBC Arts & Culture, 22 October Chris Bors, ‘Critics’ Picks: Sarah Lucas’, Artforum.com, 18 August Nicholas Cullinan, ‘Just Where do you Draw the Line?’, Mousse, 24, July Cristina Ruiz and Javier Pes, ‘Still a “Sensation”?’, The Art Newspaper: Art Basel daily edition, June |
2009 | Daniel Baumann, ‘Portrait, Sarah Lucas: Rejection and attraction’, Spike, 22, December Tracey Emin, ‘Shop girls’, The Times Magazine, 26 September Dan Fox, ‘Sarah Lucas’, Frieze, March Hermione Eyre, ‘How We Met: Olivier Garbay and Sarah Lucas’, The Independent, 15 February |
2008 | Adrian Searle, ‘Empty-headed horror’, The Guardian, 28 October Fisun Güner, ‘Art Review: Sarah Lucas: Penetralia’, Metro, 24 October Rebecca Geldard, ‘Reviews: Sarah Lucas’, Time Out London, 23-29 October Ben Hoyle, ‘the bulletin’, The Times, 15 October Deborah Orr, ‘Sarah Lucas: Britart’s Original Bad Girl Speaks Out’, The Independent, 8 October Marchk Irving, ‘Sarah and the peer ride out’, The Times, August 26 John Slyce, ‘Sensation’, Flash Art, July – September, no. 261 (reprint of original article in Flash Art , no. 197, 1997) ‘Making of: Sarah Lucas, Two Fried Eggs and a Kebab, 1992’, Monopol, No. 9 Richard Cork, ‘From mantelpiece to manor house’, Financial Times, 12-13 July ‘Perceval is drawing attention at the Manor’, Bucks Herald, 9 July ‘Sarah Lucas’, The New Yorker, 14 January ArtReview International, January Daddy N° 5, March Das Making-of der Meisterwerke (The Making-of), Monopol, No.9, June |
2007 | Audrey Jaynes, ‘Horsing Around’, www.archpaper.com/news/2007_1116.htm, 19 November ‘Calendar: Sculpture, Horse and Carriage’, The New York Sun, Tuesday 13 November Carol Vogel, ‘Inside Art: No Carriage Rides, Please’, The New York Times, Friday 10 September Paolo Virno, ‘Jokes and Innovative Action: For a Logic of Change’, Waldemar Januszczak, ‘Tomorrow’s Old Masters’, Sunday Times Magazine, 1 April ‘306250 Franken- Sarah Lucas: Nobby’, Bazartmagazin, Friday 15 June Clifford Coonan, ‘Tracey’s Bed is Re-made in China’, The Independent, 20 March |
2006 | ‘Not Santa’s Stocking Surely’, The Times, 9 December Alice Fordham, ‘Have a Saucy Christmas’, The Times, 9 December Sarah Lee, ‘Christmas Listings’, The Guardian, 9 December Charlie Bibby, ‘Tight Spot: Christmas lit up by Lucas’, Financial Times, 9 December ‘The Tate’s Christmas Sauce’. The Daily Mail, 9 December Tom Teodorzuk, ‘The Art of (Un)dressing Tate’s Tree’, The Evening Standard, 8 December Fiona Macdonald, ‘Rebels with a Cause’, Metro, 27 November Laura Cumming, ‘Mr Hirst Went Shopping…’, The Observer Review, 3 December Sarah Kent, ‘Death Becomes Him’, Time Out, 22–29 November Jason Burke, ‘Paris Loses its Heart to Modern Art’, The Observer, 29 October Sarah Lucas & John Currin, ‘Women’, Wrong Times, October Rosanna Greenstreet, ‘Sarah Lucas’ Q & A’, The Guardian, 7 October, 2006 Vanessa Thorpe, ‘Lorry Drivers Pin Ups add a Touch of Steamy Menace to Art in the Park’, The Observer, 8 October ‘In the Frame’, The Art Newspaper, June ‘Art Now Volume 2’, Lufthansa Magazine, March Morgan Falconer, ‘Sarah Lucas’, The Burlington Magazine, February ‘Sarah Lucas: Hand to Mouth’, interview with Massimiliano Gioni, ArtPress, March Matthew Collings, ‘More on Painting’, Modern Painters, February |
2005 | Rachel Cooke, ‘My My, Miami’, The Observer, 11 December ‘Selected by the stars’, The Art Newspaper: Art Basel / Miami Beach, 4 December ‘Five Best Shows Around the Country’, The Independent, 26 November Jonathan Jones, ‘Sarah Lucas’, Guardian, 15 November ‘Young British Artist’, your move, 11–24 November ‘Exhibitions Pick of the Week’ Guardian Guide, 5 November ‘What’s On’, The Art Newspaper, November Camilla Long, ’24-hour arty people, Tatler, November Charlotte Cripps, ‘Living in a material world’, Independent, 31 October ‘Five Best Exhibitions’, Independent, 31 October ‘Sarah Lucas Exhibition Opens at Tate Liverpool’, Artdaily.com, 31 October ’10 Hot things to do Now’, Grazia, 31 October ‘Pick of the Week’, Guardian Guide, 29 October Philip Key, ‘Cooking up a storm of controversy in the arts’, Daily Post, 28 October Helen Duff, ‘Sarah Lucas’, Metro, 28 October ‘Lucas at the Tate’ The Chronicle, 28 October Peter Chapman, ‘Sarah Lucas’, The Independent, 22–28 October Mark Irving, ‘If this table could talk’, The Knowledge, 22 October ‘Top Five Galleries’, The Times, 22 October Nick Hackworth, ‘Why did the chicken cross the table? To get into the sculpture exhibition’, The Evening Standard, 21 October Raul Zamudio, ‘Sarah Lucas’, Flash Art, May/June ‘GOD IS DAD: A special issue by Sarah Lucas’, G2, The Guardian, 17 October Gordon Burn, ‘I sometimes wonder how long I’ve got’ The Guardian, 17 October ‘Sarah Lucas’, The Times, 1–7 October ‘Sarah Lucas’, Anstoss, Special Ediiton: Fussball: Kunst Rundlederwelten, October - December John Miller, ‘Sarah Lucas: Kunstverein Hamburg’, Artforum, October Ana Doninguez Siemens, ‘Mira mi cuerpo’, Chic, October ‘Serious Joker’, Loaded Fashion, Autumn/Winter ‘Sarah Lucas’, Beyzok Konak, August A C Grayling, ‘An Uncooked Perspective on Sex’, Tate Etc., Autumn Gerhard Mack, ‘Woe sie auftaucht, geht’s zur Sache’, Art, July Dominique von Burg, ‘Das Gefesselte Poulet Fasziniert’, Zürichsee-Zeitungen, 7 June ‘Geniales Bad Girl’, Annabelle, 6 June ‘L’artiste Sarah Lucas, Sexe et Trash’, Tribune de Genève, 28–29 May Niklaus Oberholzer, ‘So Drastisch hat Kunst selten Provoziert’, Neue Luzerner Zeitung, 28 May ‘Sarah Lucas: Vom Übermass an Anspielungen’ St. Gallen Tageblatt, 22 April ‘Amüsierkunst, Kunshalle Zürich: Sarah Lucas’, Bazkulturmagazin, 18 April Karl Wüst, ‘Alltagskunst der Gröberen Art’, Aargauer Zeitung; Berner Rundschau; Grenchner Tagblatt; Solothurner Zeitung, 14 April Karl Wüst, ‘Gebrauchter Unterhosen und Spiegeleier als Metaphern für Männliche Gewalt’, Die Südostschweiz, 11 April Thierry Frochaux, ‘Symbole’, P.S. 7, April Karl Wüst, ‘Kunst gegen Männergewalt’, Zürcher Oberländer, 6 April Sascha Renner, ‘Arrangements de “Rein und Raus”’, Tages Anzeiger, 6 April ‘Männliche Redewendungen und Weibliche Kunst-Spiegelei’, SonntagsZeitung, 5 April Urs Steiner, ‘Das Einsame Spiel der Liebe’, Neue Zürcher Zeitung, 5 April Annelise Zwez, ‘Sie Schockiert und Trifft den Nerv’, Bieler Tagblatt, 5 April Karl Wüst, ‘Gegen Männliche Gewalt’, Der Landbote, 2 April ‘Mit Nonchalance’ Züritipp, 31 March Noam M. Elcott, ‘Sarah Lucas, ‘God is Dad’, Time Out New York, 3–9 March Daniel Kletke, ‘God is Dad’, Artnet Magazine, February Roberta Smith, ‘Sarah Lucas’, Art in Review, February ‘Srontata, volgare e crudele, Sarah Lucas dalla Gladstone’, Arte, February Manual Bonik, ‘Sarah Lucas’, journal Antoss 03 Rundlederwelten, No. 3, October- December, p.128-129 |
2004 | Linda Yablonsky, ‘What’s so Funny about Contemporary Art’, ARTnews, September Dafydd Jones, ‘In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida’, ArtReview, Volume LIV, April Andrew Renton, ‘There is life after Hoxton’, Evening Standard, 6 January Laura Cumming, ‘Family Favourites: The Fourth Plinth’, The Observer, 18 January Helen Sumpter, ‘Dead Bird Show’, Time Out, 30 December – 7 January Martin Herbert, ‘The Fourth Plinth’, Time Out, 30 December - 7 January ‘Art 35 Basel’, Swiss Magazine, June Juergen Teller, ‘On Sarah Lucas’s The Man who sold the World’, Tate Etc, issue 1, Summer Melissa Gronlund, ‘Tate Britain: In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida’, Contemporary, no. 63 Rosalind Furness, ‘In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida’, Modern Painters, Summer Jonathan Brown and Genevieve Roberts, ‘Hirst statue survives but toll of other artists’ work grows’, The Independent, 28 May Jack Malvern and Saen O’Neill, ‘Britart’s finest bear brunt of £20m warehouse fire’, The Times, 27 May Jack Malvern and Helen Nugent, ‘Britart masterpieces feared lost in blaze’, The Times, 26 May Mark Beasley, ‘In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida’, Frieze, Issue 84 Colin Gleadell, ‘Fair gains all round’, ArtReview, Volume LIV, May Ralf Schluter, ‘Unschuld verloren’, Art das Kunstmagazin, No. 5, May Lucian Harris, ‘Che noia la Yba’, Vernissage, No. 49, May David Ebony, ‘In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida at Tate Britain’, Art in America, May Morgan Falconer, ‘In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida’, Art Monthly, No. 275, April Daisy Garnett, ‘Team Spirit in Vogue’, Vogue, April ‘Le Mostre, Inghilterra’, Arte, April ‘Cruci-fiction?’ Time Out, 7-14 April Critics’ Choice, ‘In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida’, Time Out, 31 March - 7 April Critics’ Choice, ‘In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida’, Time Out, 24-31 March Richard Dorment, ‘In the garden of horrors’, The Telegraph, 3 March Nigel Reynolds, ‘A six-legged calf in paradise’, The Telegraph, 3 March Terry Kirby, ‘A six-legged calf and a Christ made of cigarettes. Damien’s back and this time he’s brought his friends.’ The Independent, 3 March Dalya Alberge, ‘Full frontal view of Eden in Tate’s latest art shocker’, The Times, 3 March Tom Rosenthal, ‘Sexing up their Eden project’, The Times, 3 March Adrian Searle, ‘Trouble in Paradise’, The Guardian, 2 February Luke Leitch, ‘Young British artists regroup for “Garden of Eden” extravaganza’, Evening Standard, 2 March Sarah Kent, ‘The Eden Project’, Time Out, 25 February - 3 March Martin Gayford, ‘Would you Adam and |