De La Warr Pavilion
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The first world war in German art: Otto Dix's first-hand visions of horror
In 1914 Otto Dix joined the German army as a fierce patriot; two years later he was mowing down British soldiers at the Somme. Yet few artists did more to reveal the true horror of the first world war. Jonathan Jones chronicles a great pacifist rebellion
July 2013
Art Weekly newsletterGallery taken over by giant Felix the Cat – the week in artMark Leckey takes an inflatable cat to the seaside, while artists make the public work in Manchester. Plus crab plastic, a Jay-Z dance-off, and Grayson's new frock – all in your art roundup
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10 museum projects in line for £100,000 award
Weston Park in Sheffield, the Kelvingrove Museum in Glasgow, and the De La Warr pavilion at Bexhill, an art deco gem voted one of the nation's favourite modernist buildings, are among the 10 national museum projects nominated yesterday for the £100,000 Gulbenkian Prize, richest cash prize in the arts
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And they want to turn this into a pub?
The Dome at Worthing. The Moorings at Largs. The West Pier, Brighton. The Regency terraces of Ramsgate. All gone, going or very much down on their luck. We are careless with our best and most enjoyable seaside architecture. We let it fall to pieces, destroy it or undermine it, as if the sea itself were not threat enough.