Abstract Expressionism The Dark Triumph Of American Art By Edward Lucie Smith
The new Abstract Expressionism show that just opened in the main galleries of the Royal Academy at Burlington House, is an… Read More
22 September 2016
The new Abstract Expressionism show that just opened in the main galleries of the Royal Academy at Burlington House, is an… Read More
22 September 2016
A major exhibition of work by the South African artist William Kentridge opens at the Whitechapel Gallery on Wednesday. Artlyst… Read More
20 September 2016
Modern Art Oxford is currently presenting the final exhibition from Platform 2016, created to support the work of up &… Read More
19 September 2016
Louise Nevelson was one of the relatively few female artists to make a major stir in the furiously competitive environment of the New York art world.
13 September 2016
Paul Carey-Kent gives us his pick of the best London Art Exhibitions for September 2016 David Korty @ Sadie Coles, 1… Read More
12 September 2016
The V&A’s new, all singing all dancing exhibition has a cumbersome title: You Say You want A Revolution? – Records and Rebels… Read More
9 September 2016
Artangel has created what is likely to be the most thought-provoking exhibition of 2016. Known mostly for their solo projects,… Read More
1 September 2016
‘It’s Me to the World’ is Modern Art Oxford’s fourth exhibition and iteration of KALEIDOSCOPE, a celebration of 50 years… Read More
25 August 2016
Marking Time in America: The Prison Works (2009-2013) is not a summer curatorial flirtation with an artist just out of Grad School. Instead,… Read More
21 August 2016
In the midst of an August heat wave, art, music, and harmony presided over a South Bronx waterfront warehouse. After a huge… Read More
18 August 2016
Raqib Shaw seems like one of those grandee artists who have suddenly appeared out of nowhere. That is, till you do… Read More
4 August 2016
Now in London: Paul Carey Kent unlocks his choices of the best exhibitions in town in August 2016. Sam Lewitt… Read More
31 July 2016
Art Bermondsey Project-Space is home to ‘Not One: But The Other’ until July 29th. The ten artists involved are part of Marcus Harvey’s… Read More
31 July 2016
A new installation by the Turner Prize winning artist Mark Wallinger, curated by Natasha Hoare, opened last night at the Freud Museum… Read More
29 July 2016
At The Hepworth Wakefield, large light-filled gallery spaces more familiar with the wieldy steel sculpture of Anthony Caro or the… Read More
28 July 2016
I was recently in Trieste, for a small exhibition of drawings attributed to Francis Bacon. This can hardly be considered a… Read More
22 July 2016
We want our country back! they cried An Ideal for Living is a new exhibition at Beetles and Huxley, London that explores how photographers… Read More
20 July 2016
Leaving grey and depressed post-Brexit London to attend Les Rencontres photographiques d’Arles in south of France was a relief. The journey from London is… Read More
19 July 2016
This year’s Camberwell College of Arts Postgraduate Summer Show is taking place in Camberwell’s Wilson Road space. I actually think… Read More
18 July 2016
There are many wonderful summer shows up right now in Chelsea, from group shows to solo exhibitions, sculpture to painting… Read More
17 July 2016
A number of the major commercial galleries in London now offer shows which are, in terms of interest and quality, very… Read More
16 July 2016
There’s a prescient timeliness to “True Value” – a powerful mid career retrospective of artist, anthropologist, and activist Theaster Gates. This major… Read More
14 July 2016
Few things are more confusing to the aficionado of contemporary art than the simple question ‘What’s going on in Russia?’ A… Read More
13 July 2016
The ninth edition of the Liverpool Biennial got off to an impressive start last weekend with a varied array of… Read More
13 July 2016
After a 30 year hiatus, the 2016 Bloomberg New Contemporaries has returned to the Bluecoat, Liverpool. The space works well… Read More
12 July 2016
Sly and obliquely, but also unmistakably, another Hockney show currently available in London, this time at Annely Juda Fine Art, the… Read More
11 July 2016
New York – Greg Smith is not your run of the mill artist. Holding both a MFA from Hunter College and… Read More
9 July 2016
‘IN A DREAM YOU SAW A WAY TO SURVIVE AND YOU WERE FULL OF JOY’, the current central exhibition at the Whitworth,… Read More
7 July 2016
Georgia O’Keeffe, now the subject of a large solo show just opened at Tate Modern, is a slightly odd case… Read More
6 July 2016
Art critic Paul Carey-Kent gives Artlyst his recommendations for London Art Exhibitions around the Capital for July 2016. There are still a… Read More
6 July 2016
The work of this year’s RCA photography is curiously austere by the institution’s’ standards. Some of the work is so… Read More
3 July 2016
Art and antique fairs are in full swing in London right now. On successive days I went to the VIP… Read More
1 July 2016