You could let them make a mess in your kitchen, take them to the safari park to draw animals – and if all else fails there’s always bribes! We speak to leading artists about making childcare creative ...

“I wanted to almost do the opposite,” Whiteread tells me as she shows me round the tardis of a studio in Camden that she shares with her artist husband Marcus Taylor. “It was like pulling teeth, ...

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LONDON (Reuters) - Garden sheds, tin cans and other everyday objects form the backbone of a new show by British sculptor Rachel Whiteread which celebrates the simple things we take for granted in life ...

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"Born in London in 1963, Rachel Whiteread is one of Britain's most exciting contemporary artists. Her work is characterised by its use of industrial materials such as plaster, concrete, resin, rubber ...

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Look, no walls: installation shot of Rachel Whiteread's exhibition In 2004 Whiteread began casting doors and windows at first in plaster then, increasingly, in translucent resins coloured pale blue, ...

The sheds didn’t have to wait long for her attention. Three of them now stand proudly ensconced in the Gagosian Gallery; not the sheds themselves, of course, but concrete casts of their interiors.