Reviews
Seurat and The Sea The Courtauld An Antidote To London Mizzle – Nico Kos Earle
Through the endless London mizzle, I went in search of the light. I had heard of an exhibition, Seurat and The Sea, opening at the Courtauld,...
Lucian Freud The Curator’s Egg National Portrait Gallery – John K Grande
Lucian Freud: Drawing into Painting is the first National Portrait Gallery show since Lucian Freud Portraits in 2012. With 48 sketchbooks donated to...
David Sherry: Sublime Review Of Wrongness Fruitmarket Gallery Edinburgh – Paul Fuller
Northern Irish performance artist David Sherry has been exploring the outer limits of the absurd for over three decades, and a selection of the...
Lustre: Sebastián Espejo & Pierre Bonnard Interval Gallery – Nico Kos Earle
Lustre, an exhibition by London-based painter, Sebastián Espejo presented alongside works by Pierre Bonnard at Interval Gallery.
R. Crumb: Cult Comix Artist Returns To London’s David Zwirner Gallery
R. Crumb is back in London. It’s been a while. There’s No End to the Nonsense, now open at David Zwirner, marks the American...
Basil Beattie At 91 Turps Gallery Celebrates the British Abstract Painter – Miranda Carroll
This solo exhibition at Turps Gallery celebrates 91-year-old British artist Basil Beattie through recent drawings and paintings.
Richard Avedon And Nan Goldin: Parallel Shows At Gagosian – Sue Hubbard
America is (to repurpose the famous quote from The Go-Between, that most quintessential of English novels by L.P Hartley) ‘a foreign country: they...
Picasso X Barceló Museo de Almería – Jude Montague
The exhibition brings together ceramic works by Pablo Picasso and Miquel Barceló, and pieces from the museum’s archaeological...
Made In Egypt Fitzwilliam Museum – Claudia Barbieri
Made In Ancient Egypt, running until 12 April, is the first-ever exhibition to focus on the identities, skills and working practices of the people...
Critics’ Choice: Best UK Art Exhibitions 2025 – Artlyst
Looking back at 2025, the standout UK Art Exhibitions show that there wasn’t a single aesthetic or tidy narrative linking everything together. This...
Bury Street Sees Art History In The Making – Sarah Lucas And Maggi Hambling – Nico Kos Earle
If you walk past The Ritz and take a right down St James, left on Jermyn Street, and right again, you will find yourself in Bury Street, the nexus...
Fry Unfurls in Firle – Roger Fry Charleston – John K Grande
What more fitting venue for this Roger Fry show than the Bloomsbury aquarium at Charleston? The show gives Roger Fry his due as an artist. As...