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David Hockney: His Own Brand Of Art History By Edward Lucie-Smith

David Hockney: His Own Brand Of Art History By Edward Lucie-Smith

by News Desk | Oct 1, 2016 | Reviews

In the past, David Hockney has frequently irritated art history professionals with his insistent theorising about how certain kinds of Old Master paintings were made, with, as he claims, the use of various optical devices. The historians claim that there is, in most...
UP YOURS! The Turner Prize Is Relevant Again Almost – By Edward Lucie-Smith

UP YOURS! The Turner Prize Is Relevant Again Almost – By Edward Lucie-Smith

by News Desk | Sep 27, 2016 | Reviews

Since its heyday in the 1990s, when it helped to establish the reputation of the last really significant art movement in Britain – or perhaps anywhere else – that of the so-called YBAs or Younger British Artists – the Turner Prize has been in decline. Perhaps its last...
Wifredo Lam A Life Of Exile And Deracination By Edward Lucie-Smith

Wifredo Lam A Life Of Exile And Deracination By Edward Lucie-Smith

by News Desk | Sep 24, 2016 | Reviews

The experience of exile, deracination, was fundamental to Wifredo Lam’s career as an artist, even more so that it was too – say – the experience of the Russian emigré artists who left Russia after the Revolution, or that of the born-elsewhere Americans who played such...
Abstract Expressionism The Dark Triumph Of American Art By Edward Lucie Smith

Abstract Expressionism The Dark Triumph Of American Art By Edward Lucie Smith

by News Desk | Sep 22, 2016 | Reviews

The new Abstract Expressionism show that just opened in the main galleries of the Royal Academy at Burlington House, is an absolutely splendid affair. If you can only see one exhibition during a day out in London, see this one, and leave Tate Modern on the other side...
William Kentridge Returns With First London Public Exhibition In Fifteen Years

William Kentridge Returns With First London Public Exhibition In Fifteen Years

by News Desk | Sep 20, 2016 | Reviews

A major exhibition of work by the South African artist William Kentridge opens at the Whitechapel Gallery on Wednesday. Artlyst was at the press view and highly recommends it as an exhibition not to miss for 2016. The show is titled Thick Time and was curated by the...
Tracey Emin and William Blake Not Such Strange Bedfellows Tate Liverpool

Tracey Emin and William Blake Not Such Strange Bedfellows Tate Liverpool

by News Desk | Sep 20, 2016 | Reviews

On entering the exhibition, it is slightly dark and there is a warm familiar and welcoming atmosphere if not slightly nostalgic. Tracey Emin’s famous bed, I would think is a familiar scene for many a woman. I certainly found it reminded me of my youth because I...
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