Art Basel 46 In Pictures By Paul Carey – Kent
Here’s a rather perversely democratic choice of just one piece each from a dozen categories: Art Basel’s gallery section; Art Unlimited… Read More
22 June 2015
Here’s a rather perversely democratic choice of just one piece each from a dozen categories: Art Basel’s gallery section; Art Unlimited… Read More
22 June 2015
So, after an evening spent in Mulhouse, as that is only reasonable place to stay within a half an hour radius of… Read More
21 June 2015
Provocative ‘selfies’ and pseudo-glamour shots decorate the walls of Gagosian Davies Street – taken directly from other peoples Instagram accounts… Read More
18 June 2015
Curators Lyn Cluer Colman and Sarah Goodwin, established the open west in 2007, and so started an annual open submission exhibition for international artists practising… Read More
17 June 2015
Degree Show season is upon us once again, and a trip to the Slade School of Art is an opportunity not… Read More
16 June 2015
The RA Schools Show is an annual summer exhibition showcasing the diverse final projects of its emerging artists. Held in… Read More
15 June 2015
For the past 247 years the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition has brought with it a cultural overview of contemporary art… Read More
12 June 2015
Ominous black corridors, giant slides, flying machines and moving beds are all part of what has been billed as this… Read More
10 June 2015
Light is a powerful substance – James Turrell The Magnificent Palladian Houghton Hall in Norfolk, built by Britain’s first Prime Minister… Read More
5 June 2015
Parafin Gallery presents Justin Mortimer, Kult. The British painter’s latest London exhibition of recent works. Mortimer’s response to the figure… Read More
4 June 2015
Agnes Martin is not an easy artist to warm to at a first glance. In fact, if you blink, much… Read More
2 June 2015
Berloni Gallery presents its latest exhibition with Ben Woodeson’s ‘Obstacle’. The viewers journey through this exhibition could be described as… Read More
2 June 2015
Paul Carey-Kent has gone on the prowl to find his top choices at the formidable Art15 and Photo London which… Read More
24 May 2015
When I visited Chiharu Shiota’s studio a year ago in Berlin, she had just been invited to represent Japan at… Read More
18 May 2015
It seems the art world has gone mad, with everyone rushing from one art event to another crossing countries and continents –jet… Read More
17 May 2015
The British Pavilion This year’s Venice Biennale had a powerful presence from both the UK and Ireland. Sarah Lucas’ British Pavilion was… Read More
12 May 2015
After a brief hiatus in 2013, Singapore returns to Venice this year with a pavilion in the historic Arsenale, in the… Read More
11 May 2015
As well as the events mounted in the two main centres, the Arsenale and the Giardini, the Venice Biennale hosts a number of official collateral exhibitions. The advantages of seeing these collateral events are they are often housed in one of the many Palazzos dotted all over Venice or in the lesser known Museums which are often converted from these palazzos. Two such exhibitions are Peter Doig at the Palazzetto Tito and Sean Scully: Land and Sea at the Palazzo Falier. Both artists are showing new works, many of which have been conceived especially for these shows.
9 May 2015
In the Korean pavilion, Artists Moon Kyungwon and Jeon Joonho are presenting new site-specific work ‘The Ways of Folding Space… Read More
8 May 2015
Historical Futures brings together the work of Blair Cahill, Cheryl Papasian, Necole Schmitz and Alex J Wood at the Apricot… Read More
7 May 2015
Venice Biennale is set in on of then most unique and beautiful places on earth- Venice, Italy. The biennale lasts… Read More
7 May 2015
Timothy Taylor Gallery presents its fourth solo exhibition by British artist Fiona Rae. This new series of greyscale paintings from… Read More
6 May 2015
Just back from Berlin and thinking about all of the significant art that I saw on my three day trip…. Read More
3 May 2015
I took advantage of the member preview days before the actual May 1st launch to visit the new Whitney Museum… Read More
3 May 2015
Pace Gallery London presents its first solo exhibition of the work of Michal Rovner, where the artist unveils her first… Read More
2 May 2015
Gallery Weekend in Berlin got underway yesterday with the gala launch party at the Kino cinema in the Kreuzberg area. Two interesting… Read More
1 May 2015
The new exhibition at Pippy Houldsworth Gallery sees six important artists grapple with varied strategies and approaches to the representation… Read More
30 April 2015
PayneShurvell presents the exhibition ‘Louise Cattrell: Another Place’ in a new gallery space in Blandford Street with the artist’s sweeping… Read More
28 April 2015
The Sainsbury Centre For Visual Arts presents ‘Francis Bacon and the Masters’, the latest exhibition of works by the renowned… Read More
25 April 2015
CHOICES UP NOW The latest in my rolling top ten, together with previous choices which you can still see… Taus Makhacheva:… Read More
21 April 2015
Carol Bove: The Pastic Unit – David Zwirner David Zwirner presents Carol Bove, a New York-based artist known for assemblages… Read More
17 April 2015
The Tate has an active exhibitions programme designed to rediscover and explore key figures in the story of Modern Art… Read More
15 April 2015