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Yoshitomo Nara: Commercial Allure Presenting The Right Touch Of Unease

Yoshitomo Nara: Commercial Allure Presenting The Right Touch Of Unease

by News Desk | Oct 10, 2014 | Reviews

Perhaps the most persistent characteristic of Nara’s work is its commercial allure and marketability (expect a strong presence at Frieze this year). This is not to say it has simply been well publicised – though the hagiographic forward from the Dairy co-founder...
Sigmar Polke – Alchemy, Anarchy, And The Drug-Fuelled Journey

Sigmar Polke – Alchemy, Anarchy, And The Drug-Fuelled Journey

by News Desk | Oct 9, 2014 | Reviews

Tate Modern presents Alibis: Sigmar Polke 1963-2010; this is the first exhibition to fully encompass the full range of materials with which the artist worked over a 47 year period of practice; and the exhibition is the first full retrospective of the late Polke’s...
Tracey Emin: New Exhibition Continues Her Quest For Self Examination

Tracey Emin: New Exhibition Continues Her Quest For Self Examination

by News Desk | Oct 7, 2014 | Reviews

In her first solo exhibition in a London gallery, for five years, Tracey Emin continues her fascination with self-examination and self-reflection. The work consists of drawings, bronze sculptures, large scale embroideries,  gouache paintings and neon works, mainly...

Lee Bul Unafraid Of Creating Jagged and Confusing Experiences For Her Viewer

by News Desk | Oct 6, 2014 | Reviews

The Ikon Gallery in Birmingham has opened its doors for the South Korean artist Lee Bul’s first UK solo exhibition, 10th September – 9th November 2014. With an explosion of highly reflective surfaces, flashing lights, progressive sketches and several large...
Turner Prize 2014: Beyond The Valley Of Tabloid Titillation

Turner Prize 2014: Beyond The Valley Of Tabloid Titillation

by News Desk | Oct 4, 2014 | Reviews

Clenching anuses, mass-produced rainbows of wallpaper, pretentious postcolonial posturings, and the ramblings of a nervous madman are what fill the tabloid-titillating Turner Prize in 2014. Or at least, that’s what some would have you believe. Named after the English...
Ai Weiwei At Blenheim  – Mischief In A Gilded Palace

Ai Weiwei At Blenheim – Mischief In A Gilded Palace

by News Desk | Sep 30, 2014 | Reviews

The Blenheim Art Foundation presents Ai Weiwei in the first contemporary art exhibition in the rooms and gardens of the 18th century Blenheim Palace, Oxfordshire – the birthplace of Sir Winston Churchill – with more than 50 artworks by the celebrated...
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