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London Art Exhibitions Chosen By Paul Carey-Kent December 2016

London Art Exhibitions Chosen By Paul Carey-Kent December 2016

by News Desk | Dec 5, 2016 | Reviews

Paul Carey- Kent chooses his pick for December 2016 through the new year. Installation view with Zone, 2016 Genevan artist Mai-Thu Perret has made her name since 1999 through by mapping an imagined women-only would-be-utopian desert community through the writings and...
Rauschenberg Prodigious Powers Of Innovation And Self-invention By Edward Lucie-Smith

Rauschenberg Prodigious Powers Of Innovation And Self-invention By Edward Lucie-Smith

by News Desk | Dec 5, 2016 | Reviews

I’m always left in two minds about Robert Rauschenberg. On the one hand, there is his enormous influence on the course of today’s contemporary art. Everywhere you look, you see things that came from him. He is a prophetic artist in all sorts of different ways:...
Jimmy Cauty Delivers A Post-Brexit, Post-Trump Disaster-Scape. Merry Christmas

Jimmy Cauty Delivers A Post-Brexit, Post-Trump Disaster-Scape. Merry Christmas

by News Desk | Dec 5, 2016 | Reviews

A shipping container covered in graffiti sits among the dreaming spires of Oxford, and my partner hears a rather haughty voice remark ‘…Well I don’t think it’s appropriate for the setting of the university, …and not very...
Jane England’s Turn and Face The Strange A Time Capsule Of 1970’s / 80’s Demimonde

Jane England’s Turn and Face The Strange A Time Capsule Of 1970’s / 80’s Demimonde

by News Desk | Dec 5, 2016 | Reviews

JANE ENGLAND: TURN AND FACE THE STRANGE a new book reviewed by Paul Carey -Kent Resisting obvious puns on her name, Jane England’s Turn and face the strange takes its title from the lyric of David Bowie’s song Changes. It’s a time capsule of the 1970’s...
Ominous Walhalla: Anselm Kiefer’s Resoundingly Ambitious New Exhibition By Edward Lucie-Smith

Ominous Walhalla: Anselm Kiefer’s Resoundingly Ambitious New Exhibition By Edward Lucie-Smith

by News Desk | Dec 5, 2016 | Reviews

Grand as some of London’s so-called ‘commercial galleries’ now are, the British press still tends to forget that they exist. Editors and critics still prefer to snuggle up to cosy old Mother Tate – or failing that, to some other public institution: the National...
Rivalrous Artists: Sebastian Smee The Art Of Rivalry Reviewed By Edward Lucie-Smith

Rivalrous Artists: Sebastian Smee The Art Of Rivalry Reviewed By Edward Lucie-Smith

by News Desk | Nov 22, 2016 | Reviews

The Art of Rivalry is a relief in art critical terms. It is well and clearly written, with no pretentions. Sebastian Smee is currently the art critic for the Boston Globe, where he has been since 2008. In 2011 he won a Pulitzer Prize for Criticism, having been...
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