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Kids director and artist Larry Clark presents a large selection of works from his photographic portfolio at the Simon Lee… Read More
5 July 2014
Kids director and artist Larry Clark presents a large selection of works from his photographic portfolio at the Simon Lee… Read More
5 July 2014
Influential American artist Barbara Kruger first came to prominence in the 1980’s along with fellow artist’s Louise Lawler, Sherrie Levine,… Read More
4 July 2014
Let’s visit a few West End galleries, said my friend Jess who was in London for the day, eager to… Read More
1 July 2014
Jean Fisher once said that the impulse to draw is not to capture appearance so much as a demand to… Read More
29 June 2014
There’s more than enough to see at Art Basel and its satellite events, but travelling via Munich and Zurich made… Read More
28 June 2014
Adrian Ghenie’s exhibition ‘Golems’, at the Pace Gallery, London, is a collection of the Romanian painters new figurative works. These… Read More
28 June 2014
The venerable photography programme at the RCA is often a suitable gauge by which to judge current trends in the… Read More
26 June 2014
In the over saturated world of international Art-fairs one could quite imagine that launching a new event in London would… Read More
26 June 2014
This year ‘s Royal College of Art degree shows are once again split over its two sites with Painting, Sculpture,… Read More
23 June 2014
Ben Austin follows the pack to the Art epicentre with a satellite or two thrown in for good measure Isn’t… Read More
20 June 2014
Outward journey – Gatwick, North Terminal, standing in long and winding line to check in at the Easy Jet counter…. Read More
19 June 2014
I am dispersing with the usual third person format in summarising Marina Abramović’s residence at the Serpentine, this being an… Read More
18 June 2014
Sean Scully’s eighth solo show is currently on view at Timothy Taylor, the artist’s first in London since 2010. The… Read More
14 June 2014
I love Pinta! Yes a sweeping statement but this fair is (and there are so many out there) one that… Read More
13 June 2014
Upon entering the disused Domino sugar factory, in New York the first thing you notice is the smell. It’s pungent,… Read More
12 June 2014
Threaded throughout the Lisson gallery’s mission statement, its essays on exhibited artists Ai Weiwei and Richard Long, is that very… Read More
12 June 2014
The 11th annual Vauxhall Art Car Boot Fair took place yesterday, Sunday 8 June 2014. The fantastic weather added to… Read More
9 June 2014
Piet Mondrian (1872–1944) was one of the most important contributors to the development of abstract art in the early part… Read More
9 June 2014
Sean Scully Encounters: A New Master Among Old Masters is the first exhibition at the Christ Church Picture Gallery Oxford… Read More
7 June 2014
In the first of our Artist to Artist series Michal Cole talks to and reviews the American photographer David LaChapelle’s… Read More
6 June 2014
With summer well and truly here, the Royal Academy of Arts’ annual Summer Exhibition launches the great British salon, with… Read More
5 June 2014
BANG BANG! the first New York solo exhibition for Swiss-born artist Katja Loher, is a new and evolving phase of… Read More
29 May 2014
This weekend saw the opening of the first of Central St Martin’s degree shows. On display were works by those… Read More
28 May 2014
On a mild Spring morning I set off to Margate and the Turner Contemporary for a day inspired by colour… Read More
25 May 2014
Miles Peter Richmond (1922-2008) was one of David Bomberg’s pupils at the Borough Polytechnic after the Second World War, becoming… Read More
22 May 2014
Laurie Simmons exhibition ‘Kigurumi and Dollers’ at Wilkinson Gallery in Vyner Street offers a critical observation into contemporary existence. Her… Read More
21 May 2014
This exhibition of Josef Albers focuses solely on the artist’s exploration of black throughout his life, with unexpectedly diverse pieces… Read More
16 May 2014
David Hockney RA, has distinguished himself throughout his long and successful career as a gifted draughtsman; his confidence and strength… Read More
14 May 2014
A Grin Without a Cat, at the Whitechapel Gallery till 22 June, is the widest Chris Marker retrospective ever shown… Read More
12 May 2014
Around 200 million years ago, a supercontinent called Pangaea – containing what we now know as the earth’s seven continents… Read More
11 May 2014
TEN CURRENT CHOICES: Paul Carey – Kent Offers up a selection of the best art exhibitions for May 2014 The… Read More
10 May 2014
Art Belongs to the People is the second exhibition at the Ashmolean Museum, Oxford, taken from the collection of the… Read More
7 May 2014