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Guan Xiao: The Victor’s Privilege – Rewriting History At The ICA London

Guan Xiao: The Victor’s Privilege – Rewriting History At The ICA London

by News Desk | May 16, 2016 | Reviews

The ICA London is currently presenting the work of Chinese artist Guan Xiao. The artist employs mainly sculpture and video, exploring the influence of the proliferation of the digital image as the primary form of information exchange. Xiao works with appropriated...
Curated Choices: London Art Exhibitions May 2016 By Paul Carey -Kent

Curated Choices: London Art Exhibitions May 2016 By Paul Carey -Kent

by News Desk | May 14, 2016 | Reviews

  Paul Carey-Kent curates his choices of London art exhibitions for May 2016. His rolling ten recommended contemporary art shows are all on view now.   Lisa Milroy: Out of Hand @ Laure Genillard, 2 Hanway Place – Tottenham Court Road To 25...
Keith Coventry: A Disposable Modernist Dystopia At Pace Gallery London

Keith Coventry: A Disposable Modernist Dystopia At Pace Gallery London

by News Desk | May 11, 2016 | Reviews

Pace London is currently presenting White Black Gold, an exhibition of new works by London-based artist Keith Coventry. The artist has been exploring the relationship between Modernism and its manifestations in the contemporary via two new bodies of work; Coventry...
Philip Guston’s Last Decade of Abstraction Hauser & Wirth NY

Philip Guston’s Last Decade of Abstraction Hauser & Wirth NY

by News Desk | May 10, 2016 | Reviews

This highly focused exhibition of thirty six paintings and fifty three drawings presents Philip Guston’s last decade of abstraction.  The rugged forms and bravado brushstrokes are imbued with figurative possibilities, and the limited palette of gray black, salmon pink...

Thomson & Craighead: Orwellian Party Paranoia At Carroll/Fletcher

by News Desk | May 9, 2016 | Reviews

Carroll/Fletcher is currently presenting Thomson & Craighead in ‘Party Booby Trap’, the art duo’s second exhibition with the gallery, filling the space with a plethora of 21st century post-millennial fears. The show even includes the artists...
Barry Flanagan: The Absurdist Subversion Of Form At Waddington Custot Galleries

Barry Flanagan: The Absurdist Subversion Of Form At Waddington Custot Galleries

by News Desk | May 4, 2016 | Reviews

Waddington Custot Galleries is currently presenting the maverick Clement Greenberg-chewing Barry Flanagan in ‘Animal, Vegetable, Mineral’. The show is a survey of Flanagan’s works from the 1960s, 70s and 80s, curated by Dr. Jo Melvin, including...
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