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Michael Landy Iconic Buildings In Ruins Sir John Soane’s Museum – Miranda Carroll

Michael Landy Iconic Buildings In Ruins Sir John Soane’s Museum – Miranda Carroll

by News Desk | Oct 21, 2026 | Reviews, Trending, Uncategorized

Michael Landy’s wildly imaginative, meticulously intricate and detailed drawings of iconic and often infamous buildings in ruins showcase his incredible draughtsmanship. The setting of Sir John Soane’s Museum, itself containing an overwhelming collection...
Martin Pošta Signal Festival Prague – Building A Home For Digital Art – Simon Tarrant

Martin Pošta Signal Festival Prague – Building A Home For Digital Art – Simon Tarrant

by News Desk | Oct 21, 2026 | Features

My first encounter with Prague’s Signal Festival was the huge crowd in the Old Town Square, watching Ukrainian artist Svitlana Reinish’s Living in Truth transform the Old Town Hall. Drawing on Václav Havel’s The Power of the Powerless, the work brings words,...
Frieze London 2026 – Sue Hubbard Chooses What To Look Out For

Frieze London 2026 – Sue Hubbard Chooses What To Look Out For

by News Desk | Oct 15, 2026 | Features, Trending

After a long hot summer, the trees are turning, the woollens are coming out, and the days are drawing in. It feels like the beginning of term, so it must be time for Frieze London, the now annual international Art fest in Regent’s Park that brings the art world...
Cecilia Vicuña Whitechapel Gallery A Quiet Defiance – Sue Hubbard

Cecilia Vicuña Whitechapel Gallery A Quiet Defiance – Sue Hubbard

by News Desk | Oct 14, 2026 | Reviews, Trending

Living Threads is the first major UK exhibition of Cecilia Vicuña, born in 1948 in Chile, and one of Latin America’s most influential feminist figures, melding poetry and the visual arts. Vicuña was intervening in landscapes and disrupting cityscapes as a cryptic form...
The 90s Tate Britain One Man’s Vision Of A Decade – Miranda Carroll

The 90s Tate Britain One Man’s Vision Of A Decade – Miranda Carroll

by News Desk | Oct 8, 2026 | Reviews, Trending

It starts and ends with footwear. In the first room is Sarah Lucas’s 1-123-123-12-12 (1992), a pair of Dr Martens boots with razor blade-filled toecaps placed on a plinth, versus the velvet slipper midair in Yinka Shonibare’s The Swing (after Fragonard) (2001) in the...
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