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David Hammons At White Cube – Spotlighting The Injustice Of Systems

David Hammons At White Cube – Spotlighting The Injustice Of Systems

by News Desk | Nov 11, 2014 | Reviews

White Cube, Mason’s Yard presents an exhibition by American artist David Hammons; with a survey of the artist’s recent works. Hammons solo shows are rather rare events. They occur only every few years lately, and the last two were in New York, at L&M...
Matthew Barney Crown Zinc At Sadie Coles HQ – An Act Of Operatic Alchemy

Matthew Barney Crown Zinc At Sadie Coles HQ – An Act Of Operatic Alchemy

by News Desk | Nov 6, 2014 | Reviews

Sadie Coles HQ presents artist Matthew Barney’s exhibition ‘Crown Zinc’ with a series of new sculptures that have their origins in his 2014 film ‘River of Fundament’, which premiered at the English National Opera this summer to wide...
Gabo, Burgert, Merz, And Bochner – London West End Exhibition Reviews November 2014

Gabo, Burgert, Merz, And Bochner – London West End Exhibition Reviews November 2014

by News Desk | Nov 3, 2014 | Reviews

STÜCK HIRN BLIND – Jonas Burgert At Blain/Southern Blain/Southern presents the exhibition ‘STÜCK HIRN BLIND’; this is a new body of work by German artist Jonas Burgert – his first solo show in London in over five years. The exhibition includes his...
Art Exhibitions Not To Miss In November 2014 By Paul Carey Kent

Art Exhibitions Not To Miss In November 2014 By Paul Carey Kent

by News Desk | Nov 2, 2014 | Reviews

London UK – So many new international galleries seem to be opening in Mayfair that one might get blasé…   but Marian Goodman’s is heroically scaled, and kicks off with a refreshing account of Richter’s recent work: not the auction-friendly strands of scraped...
Black Narcissus And Opulent Romanticism: Chris Ofili A Twenty Year Survey

Black Narcissus And Opulent Romanticism: Chris Ofili A Twenty Year Survey

by News Desk | Nov 1, 2014 | Reviews

Taken from the Cole Porter song, the title of this gorgeous two decade survey show is more then apt. Including over thirty major paintings, plus site-specific environments on two of the Museum’s floors, this exhibition posits Ofili as one of our major innovative...
Turner Prize 2014: Headscratchingly Challenging And Not Very Public Friendly

Turner Prize 2014: Headscratchingly Challenging And Not Very Public Friendly

by News Desk | Oct 26, 2014 | Reviews

The Turner prize, created thirty years ago to promote public discussion about new developments in contemporary British Art, couldn’t be less public-friendly this year, and will be hard pressed to lure the masses. Aside from elements like the exuberant colour in...
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