
William Eckersley Explores The Dark City Of London
ArtLyst Review -Very few photographers have come close to capturing a city bathed in night as well as George Brassai…. Read More
14 July 2012
ArtLyst Review -Very few photographers have come close to capturing a city bathed in night as well as George Brassai…. Read More
14 July 2012
One can but admire the Goldsmiths approach to its art courses. By being prepared to allow students to develop autonomously,… Read More
8 July 2012
Although it may not be as glamorous a location for its students, the expansion of the RCA to the environs… Read More
5 July 2012
Another end of the academic year announces another fresh batch of art students entering the world of galleries, collectors and… Read More
22 June 2012
Late, Large Forms Still Impress A Generation On – REVIEW Gagosian Gallery presents large bronze works by the late British… Read More
1 June 2012
Group Show / Out of Focus: 25.04.12 – 22.07.12 : The Saatchi Gallery / London Group Show / Unknown Quantities:… Read More
22 May 2012
The art world had its eyes on New York last week with the Frieze and Pulse art fairs, but this… Read More
11 May 2012
With the French presidential elections just closed, the London Mayor decided, and the race for American president still in… Read More
8 May 2012
The Institute of Contemporary Art in London asserts that it is the centre for critical artworks and cutting edge… Read More
8 May 2012
Every girl dreams of owning a pair of red-soled Louboutin heels – exquisitely designed with stilettos reaching impossible heights. And… Read More
4 May 2012
‘Bauhaus’ – literally ‘School of Building’ – has become one of the most meaning-clustered words in the history of… Read More
2 May 2012
London eagerly awaits the opening of the largest ever exhibition of Leonardo Da Vinci’s anatomical drawings on view at… Read More
2 May 2012
Tate Modern retrospective anticipates 2m visitors ‘We have more press here at the Damien Hirst press view, than there were… Read More
2 April 2012
Isabel Seligman investigates the unlikely tension between foundry and fountains, girders among the gardeners Shining in 24-carat gold on Chatsworth’s… Read More
30 March 2012
Astrid Svangren: A Longing For The Bestowed… @ Maria Stenfors – REVIEW Astrid Svangren presents seven works in her mouthful… Read More
13 March 2012
Gilbert & George: London Pictures @ White Cube – REVIEW This week White Cube bedecks the world with the largest… Read More
8 March 2012
REVIEW – David Shrigley’s major new exhibition Brain Activity reveals depth beneath the one-liner Turns out, I had David… Read More
31 January 2012
Turner and the Elements exhibition arrives at Margate’s Turner Contemporary, and reminds us of the literal truth in the expression;… Read More
27 January 2012
Hanne Darboven @ Camden Arts Centre – REVIEW The first UK solo exhibition of the late German artist Hanne Darboven… Read More
25 January 2012
Gary Hume: The Indifferent Owl @ White Cube – REVIEW The White Cube (Mason’s Yard and Hoxton Square) presents us… Read More
23 January 2012
The ICA is overflowing with young hopefuls eager to make waves; ArtLyst tests the water As Virginia Woolf claimed of… Read More
15 December 2011
London Art Fair 19–23 January 2011 at the Business Design Centre, Islington Reporting excellent visitor figures, strong sales and positive feedback,… Read More
28 January 2011
On setting off for a three day art frenzy at The Venice Biennale 2009 I never considered the possibility of writing a review.
19 July 2009