Bloomberg New Contemporaries Unveiled For 2016 Liverpool Biennial
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
Reviews
David Hockney Yosemite Series: Digital Mischief In An Analogue World
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
Greg Smith Explores Cross Section Between Art And Computer Science
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
Elizabeth Price: New Whitworth Exhibition Creates A Story Within A Dream
‘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 On My Mind Edward Lucie-Smith Surveys The Retrospective
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
London Art Exhibitions For July 2016 As Recommended By Paul Carey-Kent
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
RCA Photography Curiously Austere But Edgy At 2016 Degree Show
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
A Promenade Down The London Summer Art And Antiques Fair Corridor
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
David Hockney Portraits: A Panoramic Glimpse Into The Life Of A National Treasure
David Hockney has, after a much reported domestic catastrophe in Bridlington – the untimely death of a young member of his… Read More
30 June 2016
British Creative Flair Celebrated At Two Sonar Festival’s In Barcelona
Last week, Barcelona opened its door to the 22nd edition of Sónar Festival, welcoming an eclectic and international roster of talented artists… Read More
30 June 2016
Maria Lassnig: Baconian Inevitability Lingers At Tate Liverpool
Artlyst has travelled to Tate Liverpool which is currently presenting the first UK retrospective of late Austrian artist Maria Lassnig… Read More
24 June 2016
FOUND: Cornelia Parker Curates Royal Academicians At The Foundling Museum
Artlyst has attended the Foundling Museum, London, currently presenting the exhibition ‘FOUND’ curated by Foundling Fellow and Royal Academician Cornelia… Read More
23 June 2016
The Ruskin School Of Art Degree Show 2016: The Highlights
Artlyst has returned to the Ruskin School of Art, for the BFA and MFA exhibitions 2016, after investigating the school’s… Read More
20 June 2016
Art Basel And Manifesta 2016 Round- Up By Paul Carey Kent
Paul Carey-Kent travels to Switzerland to visit Manifesta in Zurich and Art Basel 2016 ZURICH: MANIFESTA, PICABIA, DADA AND… Read More
19 June 2016
The Slade School Of Art Postgraduate Degree Show 2016: The Highlights
Artlyst has attended The Slade School Of Art MA MFA PhD Degree Show 2016 to investigate the fresh and exciting… Read More
17 June 2016
Louise Nevelson: Recreating A Slightly Mournful Age In Black
The big campaign to give more recognition to women artist is gathering pace at Tate Modern, with a solo show by… Read More
14 June 2016
The Broad Presents Largest Private Collection Of Work By Cindy Sherman
The Broad, LA newest contemporary art museum, presents its inaugural special exhibition on June 11th – Cindy Sherman: Imitation of… Read More
12 June 2016
Alex Katz Drive-by Art: An Exploitation of Flatness By Edward Lucie-Smith
Alex Katz (b. 1927) is a senior figure, in all senses of that term, in the American art world, but perhaps not… Read More
10 June 2016
Bhupen Khakhar Naive Painter Or Brutally Effective Ironist
Appropriately entitled ‘You Can’t Please All’, the show at Tate Modern for this celebrated Indian artist is first international respective of his… Read More
9 June 2016
Richard Wilson’s Duo Vision Helps Evolve Royal Academy Summer Show 2016
This year’s Royal Academy Summer Exhibition is the 248th edition and opens to the public next week on 13 June. One… Read More
8 June 2016
Dorothy Cross: Mystics, Rationalists, And Temporal Ponderings At Modern Art Oxford
Modern Art Oxford is currently presenting works by Cork-born artist Dorothy Cross, as part of KALEIDOSCOPE: Mystics and Rationalists, the… Read More
7 June 2016
The Ruskin School Of Art Preliminaries Exhibition 2016: The Highlights
Artlyst has attended the Ruskin Preliminaries 2016 to investigate the burgeoning talent that the prestigious Oxford art school may unleash… Read More
7 June 2016
New London Art Exhibitions June 2016 By Paul Carey Kent
Paul Carey-Kent curates his choices of London art exhibitions for June 2016. His rolling ten recommended contemporary art shows are all… Read More
31 May 2016
Yayoi Kusama: Mesmerising Attractions Despite Queues Like Disneyland
It’s six o’clock on a warm spring night, I head to down to the Victoria Miro Gallery in Islington to… Read More
25 May 2016
Andy Warhol: ‘Brand-Warhol’, Celebrity Friends And Soup Cans At Halcyon Gallery
Halcyon Gallery is currently presenting its first exhibition devoted entirely to the works of Andy Warhol. The show has over… Read More
23 May 2016
Francis Bacon: Striking New Exhibition Unveiled At Tate Liverpool
Invisible rooms is a captivating, major new exhibition of works by the artist Francis Bacon. It displays more than thirty paintings alongside… Read More
23 May 2016
Jeff Koons – The Art Of Not Quite Now By Edward Lucie-Smith
The Jeff Koons exhibition, entitled with the single word ‘NOW’, is the latest exhibition to be presented in Damien Hirst’s… Read More
20 May 2016
Martine Syms: Inherited Images, Inherited Identities At ICA London
The ICA London’s Upper Gallery is currently presenting the exhibition ‘Fact & Trouble’ by American artist Martine Syms, exploring the… Read More
19 May 2016
Mona Hatoum: Hair, Electricity And Barbed Wire Tate Modern
Mona Hatoum’s work, as collected together in this retrospective, neatly straddles recent preoccupations at the great institution where it currently resides. There’s… Read More
18 May 2016
Guan Xiao: The Victor’s Privilege – Rewriting History At The ICA London
The ICA London is currently presenting the work of Chinese artist Guan Xiao. The artist employs mainly sculpture and video,… Read More
16 May 2016
Curated Choices: London Art Exhibitions May 2016 By Paul Carey -Kent
Paul Carey-Kent curates his choices of London art exhibitions for May 2016. His rolling ten recommended contemporary art shows are all… Read More
14 May 2016
Keith Coventry: A Disposable Modernist Dystopia At Pace Gallery London
Pace London is currently presenting White Black Gold, an exhibition of new works by London-based artist Keith Coventry. The artist… Read More
11 May 2016