Stuart Morgan

A world junior champion, a multiple national champion, Jamie is the best junior in the country. Everyone says he will be world number one; it was just a matter of time. But after years of everything going exactly to plan and with the goal in sight, things take a different course and no one is more surprised by it than the people closest to Jamie. Gifted Junior looks at the complexities of juniors growing up in a sport and the intricate, dynamic relationships between players, parents and coaches. By taking readers on the bumpy road of developing talent, or what is thought to be talent, Stuart Morgan wants to pass over his experiences, to support coaches and to guide parents of juniors in sport.

A Player's Journey in Life and Golf

Gifted Junior

Louise Bourgeois

Taft Museum

Damien Hirst

No Sense of Absolute Corruption

What the Butler Saw contains essays and interviews by Stuart Morgan, one of Britain's leading art critics. Opening with a group of essays on American artists such as Robert Smithson, Alice Aycock, Dennis Oppenheim and William Wegman, the collection moves on to European art of the eighties, with particular reference to art in Britain and the legacy of conceptual art. From interviews with figures as diverse as Joseph Beuys, Louise Bourgeois, Christian Boltanski, Stephen Campbell and Richard Prince, the essays proceed to younger artists: Steven Pippin, Rachel Whiteread, Miroslaw Balka and, in a previously unpublished text, Damien Hirst. The selection also includes the performance art of Anthony Howell, the cartoons of Glen Baxter, and the self-exposure of Robert Mapplethorpe, Jeff Koons and Madonna.

What the Butler Saw

Germano Celant

Rebecca Horn

Musée de Grenoble, [4 mars-28 mai 1995]

Jeff Wall

Marina Warner

Kathy Acker

Holger Liebs

Jeff Rian

Hripsimé Visser

Michiko Kasahara

Neville Wakefield

Presents a collection of essays to accompany photographs from the Lambert Collection

Grant M. Overton

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