To celebrate her exhibition at Turner Contemporary, Tracey Emin has produced a limited edition monoprint, Golden Mile, based on a work from her Margate monoprint series (1994).
Human bones found near railway line
Tuesday 01 May 2012
Detectives are investigating after suspected human remains were found near a railway line.
Turner: On the crest of a wave
Monday 06 February 2012
Turner and the Elements is exhibiting in Margate. It shows perfectly the artist's genius for capturing the power of nature, says Adrian Hamilton
Tracey Emin and the Margate Birds
Friday 09 December 2011
Tracey Emin has long shown a sometimes bittersweet love for her home town of Margate. A keen supporter of the resort's recently opened Turner Contemporary gallery, she is now hooking up with a different group of local artists: the surf-pop gang Two Wounded Birds.
80 charity race swimmers rescued
Monday 29 August 2011
Up to 80 swimmers taking part in a race to raise money for the RNLI had to be rescued after getting swept out to sea, a spokesman for the charity said today.
Make the most of Summer in Kent!
Sunday 14 August 2011
Galleries and festivals are reinvigorating our coastline but do they bring lasting renewal?
Friday 01 July 2011
Folkestone is one of those English seaside towns which, on a nice day, can lift the spirits but, in the drizzle, dampens them. Yes, it has a good-natured, rough-and-ready atmosphere, a working harbour, a sandy beach and a vestigial holiday industry; notably on a genteel, hotel-lined cliff top parade called The Leas. There is even a couple of new additions: a child-pleasing walk-through fountain and a brace of groovy glass-and-steel restaurants.
Ian Hamilton Finlay, Victoria Miro Gallery, London
Sunday 08 May 2011
John Kampfner: Margate proves investing in our culture makes economic sense
Tuesday 26 April 2011
Revealed, Turner Contemporary, Margate
Sunday 24 April 2011
Kent: Touch down on planet Thanet
Saturday 16 April 2011
The Art Resort: Margate unveils its Turner Prize
Saturday 16 April 2011
Turning the tide: How to rescue a seaside resort
Sunday 10 April 2011
Editor-At-Large: Will the men at the top please stop their snivelling, and work?
Sunday 10 April 2011
What happened to the stiff upper lip? I grew up in a household where hugging and unseemly displays of emotion were strictly rationed. In old family photos we all stand separately, Dad with arms crossed and a grim expression, Mum smiling in a clean pinny and pearls. Appearance was all. When I married for a third time, mum's reaction was typical of her generation. She complained, "I won't be able to hold my head up in the street", followed by "What on earth will the neighbours think?". I am a product of the post-war years when the working classes worked, and expected the blokes running the country to get on with their task and tell us only what was necessary.








