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Miles Richmond: Reinvents His Work Through Chromatic Energies

Miles Richmond: Reinvents His Work Through Chromatic Energies

by News Desk | May 22, 2014 | Reviews

Miles Peter Richmond (1922-2008) was one of David Bomberg’s pupils at the Borough Polytechnic after the Second World War, becoming one of the founder members of the Borough Group in 1948 alongside Bomberg, Cliff Holden, Dorothy Mead and Edna Mann.  He continued to...
Laurie Simmons: Isolation, Identity Crisis And The Reinvention Of Culture

Laurie Simmons: Isolation, Identity Crisis And The Reinvention Of Culture

by News Desk | May 21, 2014 | Reviews

Laurie Simmons exhibition ‘Kigurumi and Dollers’ at Wilkinson Gallery in Vyner Street offers a critical observation into contemporary existence. Her photographs are both uncomfortable and alluring.  The artist utilises the irresistible striking imagery of “Kigurumi”; ...
Josef Albers: Bauhaus Compositional Practice In Black And White

Josef Albers: Bauhaus Compositional Practice In Black And White

by News Desk | May 16, 2014 | Reviews

This exhibition of Josef Albers focuses solely on the artist’s exploration of black throughout his life, with unexpectedly diverse pieces serving to highlight the vast inventiveness of one artist constrained to a single gradient. Combined with an equally constrained...
David Hockney iPad Drawings: The Evolution Of An Art Medium

David Hockney iPad Drawings: The Evolution Of An Art Medium

by News Desk | May 14, 2014 | Reviews

David Hockney RA, has distinguished himself throughout his long and successful career as a gifted draughtsman; his confidence and strength of line characterises his work from single line portrait studies, to large scale paintings of LA in the 60s. So established is he...

Chris Marker: A life long Obsession With Memory War And Politics

by News Desk | May 12, 2014 | Reviews

A Grin Without a Cat, at the Whitechapel Gallery till 22 June, is the widest Chris Marker retrospective ever shown in the UK. The visitor evolves through four sections organised around themes pivotal to Marker’s oeuvre: museum policies, travels, memory, war and...
Pangaea: A Heterogenous Selection Of Contemporary Artists At The Saatchi Gallery

Pangaea: A Heterogenous Selection Of Contemporary Artists At The Saatchi Gallery

by News Desk | May 11, 2014 | Reviews

Around 200 million years ago, a supercontinent called Pangaea – containing what we now know as the earth’s seven continents – broke apart in a seismic split due to fissures in the planet’s tectonic plates. It was a historical event perhaps only comparable...
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