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Ingram Collection Health and the Body Exhibition Breathes life Into Royal College of General Practitioners

by News Desk | Apr 9, 2016 | Reviews

The Royal College of General Practitioners recently opened it’s doors to the art world. Will this stunning, recently-renovated Grade II* listed Edwardian building, complete with mosaic floors and tiled grandeur become a hothouse for the arts? Absolutely yes,...

Eileen Cooper, Wang Guangle, Eduardo Chillida: Paul Black’s West End Review

by News Desk | Apr 5, 2016 | Reviews

Wang Guangle: Yellow – Pace Gallery London – until 16 Apr 2016 Image: Wang Guangle, Yellow, installation view, Pace Gallery London. Photo: P A Black © 2016. Pace Gallery London is currently displaying ‘Yellow’, the first solo exhibition of work...
Curated Choices: London Art Exhibitions April 2016 By Paul Carey -Kent

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

by News Desk | Apr 2, 2016 | Reviews

Paul Carey-Kent curates his choices of London art exhibitions for April 2016. His rolling ten recommended contemporary art shows are all on view now. Anna Barriball: New Works @ Frith Street Gallery, Golden Square – Soho   To 7 May: www.frithstreetgallery.com  ...
Yinka Shonibare: End Of Empire, Conflict, And Dominion At Turner Contemporary

Yinka Shonibare: End Of Empire, Conflict, And Dominion At Turner Contemporary

by News Desk | Mar 31, 2016 | Reviews

Artlyst travelled to sunny Margate and Turner Contemporary’s Sunley Gallery to view two major works by leading contemporary artist Yinka Shonibare MBE. The new pieces have been created as part of the 14-18 NOW programme of World War 1 Centenary Art commissions, and...
Leon Golub: Heroes and Villains Still Raw and Brutally Existent

Leon Golub: Heroes and Villains Still Raw and Brutally Existent

by News Desk | Mar 28, 2016 | Reviews

Leon Golub was a hero to some. In the fifties, his figurative work went against the grain when abstraction was de rigueur in the art world. In the sixties, his Vietnam and Napalm series of paintings, raw and brutally existent, were condemnations of the war. Then, in...

Tate And Barbican Focus On Heavy Hitting Spring Photography Exhibitions

by News Desk | Mar 26, 2016 | Reviews

It’s interesting to compare the curatorial approaches to the two densely comprehensive photography group shows on at the the moment: ‘Strange and Familiar: Britain as Revealed by International Photographers’ at the Barbican, curated by Martin Parr and ‘Performing for...
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