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Bridget Riley Stripe Paintings: The Pursuit Of Perception As Another Medium

Bridget Riley Stripe Paintings: The Pursuit Of Perception As Another Medium

by News Desk | Jul 14, 2014 | Reviews

Bridget Riley’s exhibition at David Zwirner offers a comprehensive overview of her latest body of work together with preparatory studies, works on paper and earlier stripe paintings ranging from 1961 to 2014. Her career now spanning over more than fifty years has seen...
Digital Revolution: Barbican Exhibition Clocks The Latest Aesthetic Take Over

Digital Revolution: Barbican Exhibition Clocks The Latest Aesthetic Take Over

by News Desk | Jul 12, 2014 | Reviews

Digital Revolution the exhibition takes up a vast presence at the Barbican, filling its theatres, exhibition spaces and corridors, even permeating other channels such as communication: an automated press email was filled with rhetoric marvelling at the technology of...
Radical Geometry: Latin American Passion Equals An Historical Epiphany

Radical Geometry: Latin American Passion Equals An Historical Epiphany

by News Desk | Jul 12, 2014 | Reviews

The group exhibition Radical Geometry, from the Patricia de Cisneros Collection – at the Royal Academy of Arts, London – explores several of the artistic revolutions in South American art from the 1930s to the 1970s. Highlighting the ideologies that produced...
Dennis Hopper: An Easy Eye On 60’s Counterculture Royal Academy

Dennis Hopper: An Easy Eye On 60’s Counterculture Royal Academy

by News Desk | Jul 10, 2014 | Reviews

Dennis Hopper: The Lost Album is presented by the Royal Academy of Arts and were taken between 1961 and 1967 by the American actor, film director, and artist. These vintage black & white photographs have never been seen in the UK before. Dennis Hopper was not a...

Michael Nyman: Hillsborough Memorial Symphony An Optimistic Triumph Of Determination

by News Desk | Jul 9, 2014 | Reviews

On Saturday 5th July, 2014, a co-production between Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra and Liverpool Biennial with Liverpool Cathedral, commissioned Michael Nyman’s Symphony No.11: Hillsborough Memorial, to mark  the 25th anniversary of the Hillsborough...
Zavier Ellis: A Visual Salute To Witchery And Street Discontentment

Zavier Ellis: A Visual Salute To Witchery And Street Discontentment

by News Desk | Jul 6, 2014 | Reviews

Zavier Ellis presents the viewer with a contemporary ritual. The body of work acts as a salute to witchery and street discontentment. Pieces are made in an aim to translate the dark truths of society’s religious and political ideologies. In the sight of the...
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