| AESTHETES | Art critics |
| STAREATTHEWALLS | What art critics do on Labor Day? |
| REORDERED | As is characteristic of art critics, each asked for more of the same (9) |
| STYLE | Art critic's phrase, literally |
| CHARACTERISTIC | Each art critic's broadcast is typical (14) |
| ARTE | Radical Italian art movement ('poor art') named by art critic Germano Celant in 1967 (4) |
| POVERA | Radical Italian art movement ('poor art') named by art critic Germano Celant in 1967 (6) |
| BRIAN | Art critic and columnist whose television credits included Big Art Challenge and The Naked Pilgrim: The Road to Santiago (5,6) |
| BRIANSEWELL | Art critic and columnist whose television credits included Big Art Challenge and The Naked Pilgrim: The Road to Santiago |
| POTOFPAINT | One of the most celebrated trials in the history of art centered on a libel suit brought by artist James McNeill Whistler against art critic John Ruskin for using this phrase to describe Whistler's pa |
| SEWELL | Art critic and columnist whose television credits included Big Art Challenge and The Naked Pilgrim The Road to Santiago (5,6) |
| ELIE | Art critic Faure |
| CARICATURIST | USA art critic (anag) (12) |
| RUSKIN | John -, nineteenth century English art critic |
| MELLY | George ___, art critic and jazz musician whose volumes of autobiography include Rum, Bum and Concert |
| CLIVE | Art critic __ Bell of the Bloomsbury Group |
| GENET | Art critic, playwright, and film director Jean |
| JOHNRUSKIN | English author and art critic, 1819-1900 (4,6) |
| READ | Herbert ___, poet, art critic and author of 1935 novel The Green Child (4) |
| FRY | Roger ?, art critic associated with the Bloomsbury Group about whom Virginia Woolf wrote a 1940 biography (3) |
