Marion Wagschal One Of Canada’s Leading Figurative Artists Unveiled At Canada House
Following her successful retrospective show at the Museum of Fine Arts in Montreal last year, the Canada Gallery is currently presenting… Read More
8 February 2016
Art Tag: London
Alex J. Wood’s First Solo Exhibition Is A Blast
New Art Projects is Fred Man’s spacious new gallery on Sheep Lane E8 nestling between Regent’s Canal London Fields and Victoria… Read More
18 January 2016
Lumiere Festival Victim Of Its Own Success As Overcrowding Shuts Displays
The 2016 Lumiere London Festival was a victim of its own success last night as some displays were shut due… Read More
18 January 2016
Beyond The Valley Of Caravaggio And Other Exhibitions To Bytch About
Happy New Year, bytches. Late in 2014 I began salivating over the announcement of the National Gallery’s autumn blockbuster for… Read More
8 January 2016
Art15 Launches Their Third Fair At London’s Olympia
Art15, which opens in London today for its third edition, was set up by two of the original founders of… Read More
20 May 2015
National Gallery: Strike Won’t Close Country’s Second Most Visited Attraction
Staff at London’s National Gallery are to stage a five-day strike starting today, as a protest over the privatisation of… Read More
2 February 2015
Luc Tuymans Quiet Restrained, And At Times Unsettling New Exhibition
Luc Tuymans is widely credited with having contributed to the revival of painting in the 1990s, Tuymans continues to assert… Read More
24 January 2015
Christie’s London To Offer Prime Richter and Twombly In February Post War Sale
Christie’s will offer another outstanding week of auctions in February led by Gerhard Richter’s Vierwaldstätter See (Lake Lucerne), 1969, a… Read More
24 January 2015
Henry Moore’s Maquette Studio To Be Recreated For London Exhibition
Henry Moore’s famous maquette studio will be recreated in a special exhibition curated by the Director of The Henry Moore… Read More
12 January 2015
Luc Tuymans To Mount New Exhibition of Paintings In London
David Zwirner is presenting a new exhibition of paintings by the Belgian artist Luc Tuymans. On view at the London… Read More
8 January 2015
Pre-Frieze London Art Gallery Overview By Olivia McEwan
This weekend Artlyst reviewer Olivia McEwan covers the most talked about exhibitions to see before the Frieze sets in! This… Read More
11 October 2014
London Gay Art Festival GFEST 2014 Visual Art Programme Announced
London’s LGBT cross-art annual event GFEST 2014 will showcase new visual and performance art works and films from Monday the… Read More
1 October 2014
Rembrandt’s Late Works Presented In New National Gallery London Exhibition
The National Gallery, London presents an important new exhibition, Rembrandt: The Late Works – the first ever in-depth exploration of… Read More
8 July 2014
START Launches New London International Emerging Art Fair
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
Dr Nicolas Penny To Retire As Director of London’s National Gallery
The Director of the National Gallery, London, Dr Nicolas Penny has announced his intention to retire from his role in… Read More
23 June 2014
The Void And Emptiness Explored In New London Group Exhibition
The Space Where I Am is a new group show at Blain Southern exploring ideas of the void and emptiness… Read More
19 June 2014
Gerhard Richter and Sigmar Polke Two Giants Of Painting New London Exhibition
One of the most interesting exhibitions this spring will be presented at Christie’s in London. Polke/Richter-Richter/Polke, celebrates two giants of… Read More
14 April 2014
Anselm Kiefer Wrestles The Darkness Of German History In New Retrospective
The first major UK retrospective of the highly acclaimed German artist Anselm Kiefer’s is coming to the Royal Academy in… Read More
1 April 2014
Peter Doig: Early Works Exude A Confident Refined Aesthete
London: For many artists, their early works are a cause for embarrassment or insecurity: they represent a delicate formative period,… Read More
24 March 2014
London Visual Mash-Ups Show History Is Alive In The Capital
These amazing new photos are creating a glimpse into London’s past by combining 18th and 19th century paintings with modern-day… Read More
26 February 2014
Peter Doig: The Early Works Presented In New London Exhibition
The early works by Peter Doig will be presented in a new exhibition at the Michael Werner Gallery, London. The… Read More
20 February 2014
Francis Bacon Portrait Realises £42 million In Christie’s London Auction
Christie’s Post-War & Contemporary Art London evening auction has realised a total of £124,192,000/ $206,158,720/ €151,017,472 selling 83% by lot… Read More
15 February 2014
Lucian Freud Love Letters Go Under The Hammer At Sotheby’s
An unusual group of 11 previously unpublished letters – written by a young Lucian Freud to his first girlfriend, Felicity… Read More
12 February 2014
Art14 London Announces Not-for-profit Organisations Partnering With Fair
Art14 London, sponsored by Citi Private Bank, is pleased to announce the not-for-profit organisations that are partnering with the Fair… Read More
9 February 2014
London Sees Highest Total for Any Day Sale Ever Held At Sotheby’s Worldwide
All eyes were on London last week as the city witnessed an unprecedented series of auctions led by Sotheby’s and… Read More
9 February 2014
Art of The Surreal Christie’s Offers Key Works In February Auction
Christie’s highly anticipated annual evening sale ‘The Art of The Surreal’ will take place on 4 February, presenting some of… Read More
18 January 2014
Death, Tragedy And Anti-semitism Explored In New Vienna 1900 Exhibition
Facing The Modern – The Portrait in Vienna 1900: Is a new exhibition at The National Gallery, London (9 October… Read More
9 October 2013
House Of Peroni Showcasing Cutting Edge Art And Design Opens In London
House Of Peroni, an ambitious project sponsored by the celebrated Italian brewery is showcasing the work and ideas of some… Read More
3 July 2013
John Piper: Effortless Mastery of Composition and Technique
Jack Castle looks at a new London exhibition of John Piper, an artist who is long overdue for reevaluation. John… Read More
17 March 2013
London West End Area Art Reviews By Jack Castle – March 2013
Edwina Leapman, Annely Juda Fine Art, 28th February – 28th March 2013 Monochrome really belongs to Yves Klein, but as… Read More
15 March 2013
Artist Cooks Up Horse Meat Controversy With London Installation
A piece of art surprised commuters in the capital yesterday as Patrick Thomas, debuted his latest provocative piece, ‘Moo’, to… Read More
21 February 2013
Contemporary Artists Light Show Opens At The Hayward Gallery
A new exhibition which explores the experiential and phenomenal aspects of light by bringing together sculptures and installations that use… Read More
31 January 2013