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Mike Nelson Double Negative Modern Art Oxford – John K Grande

Mike Nelson Double Negative Modern Art Oxford – John K Grande

by News Desk | Oct 7, 2026 | Reviews, Trending

Mike Nelson’s Double Negative (The Clown) is a re-enactment of his 2004 Triple Bluff Canyon large-scale installation at Museum of Art Oxford. For that show, Nelson drew on magic, geometry and Land Art, more specifically Robert Smithson’s Partially Buried...
Edge Connecting The Land and Sea Hastings Contemporary – Jude Montague

Edge Connecting The Land and Sea Hastings Contemporary – Jude Montague

by News Desk | Oct 5, 2026 | Reviews, Uncategorized

EDGE: Where the Land Meets the Sea at Hastings Contemporary is a fascinating collection of work focusing on the connection between land and sea and the management of this landscape by different organisms. Co-curated with The Land Gardeners, who presented the acclaimed...
The Art Diary October 2026 – Revd Jonathan Evens

The Art Diary October 2026 – Revd Jonathan Evens

by News Desk | Oct 5, 2026 | Features, Uncategorized

October is a stunning month for art linked to aspects of spirituality, with several of my favourite artists exhibiting. Solo shows mentioned in my October art diary include Anthony Lawrence, Peter Howson, Richard Kenton Webb, Rob Floyd, Mimmo Palandino, Antony...
Renoir: Love Desire And Sexual Tension At The National Gallery

Renoir: Love Desire And Sexual Tension At The National Gallery

by News Desk | Sep 30, 2026 | Latest, Reviews

The words Renoir exhibition can fill you with trepidation. At his best, he produced outstanding, joyous paintings, and at his worst, he was the most chocolate-boxiest of the Impressionists, with works painted through a soft-focus lens reminiscent of a Doris Day film....
A Bangkok Diptych Gives Life And Spirit – Virginie Puertolas Syn

A Bangkok Diptych Gives Life And Spirit – Virginie Puertolas Syn

by News Desk | Sep 29, 2026 | Features

Dib means raw in Thai, a modest name for such an ambitious museum. Dib Bangkok grew out of the collection the late Petch Osathanugrah built over many years, and his son, Purat “Chang” Osathanugrah, has now opened it to the public in an old warehouse converted by the...
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