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Richard Prince, George Condo, Juan Muñoz Interact With Whimsy

by News Desk | Aug 24, 2014 | Reviews

The Skarstedt Gallery, Old Bond Street, is showing a modest yet drolly theatrical exhibition; ‘Interactions’ relating the works of Juan Muñoz, George Condo, and Richard Prince. The exhibition is comprised of four pieces from the three artists, with two...
Six London Exhibitions To See This weekend Before The Carnival Takeover

Six London Exhibitions To See This weekend Before The Carnival Takeover

by News Desk | Aug 23, 2014 | Reviews

GV Art on Chiltern Street presents Automatic Art: human and machine processes that make art. The subject of this exhibition was already of interest to me as it related to a topic I did this year on my illustration course asking the question, “Are rules creative?” The...
Leon Jakeman Explores Art Through The Eyes Of  A Recovering Addict

Leon Jakeman Explores Art Through The Eyes Of A Recovering Addict

by News Desk | Aug 17, 2014 | Reviews

The Brink, Space13’s L.I.F.T (Lost Is Found Theory) exhibition explores artist Leon Jakeman’s recovery journey and feature work from participants in the Brink’s Community Arts Programme. Simon Yorke will exhibit portraits of people who sell the Big Issue. As you walk...
Emerging Art In South London Exposed Peckham and Camberwell Round-up

Emerging Art In South London Exposed Peckham and Camberwell Round-up

by News Desk | Aug 16, 2014 | Reviews

Who Says Peckham isn’t the the most interesting place for emerging art in London? Florence Goodhand-Tate our UAL roving reviewer has been out and about discovering the best that South London has to offer. Peckham and Camberwell is a hotbed for new talent with a...

Disobedient Objects: Creative Ingenuity That Emerges From Situations Of Political Strife

by News Desk | Aug 12, 2014 | Reviews

Ornate china tea sets, warped casserole dishes, and smartphone apps are all disobedient objects, according to a new exhibition in the V&A’s Porter Gallery, which spans across the globe from the late 1970s to today. Not in the sense that this motley assortment of...
Elective Affinities: London West End Art Exhibition Reviews August 2014

Elective Affinities: London West End Art Exhibition Reviews August 2014

by News Desk | Aug 10, 2014 | Reviews

Blain/Southern – The Space Where I am The West End’s Blain/Southern presents the group exhibition ‘The Space Where I Am’ exploring concepts of the void and emptiness seen in contemporary art from the 1960s to the present. The title of the exhibition...
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