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Margaret Harrison: At The Forefront Of Feminist Art Practice

Margaret Harrison: At The Forefront Of Feminist Art Practice

by News Desk | May 23, 2013 | Reviews

The stout, lumpy figure of Ena Sharples stands at the corner of a functional looking balcony staring out over the rooftops of an anonymous urban landscape. A mishmash of red brick terraced streets fades into obscurity behind her. She slumps heavily over the railings...

IMAGE: The Occult Factor An inaugural exhibition of Esoteric Artists

by News Desk | May 22, 2013 | Reviews

Making art is indeed an alchemical act. Whether you approach it as an occultist, a practising magician, an artist or someone who has an interest and appreciation for the visual arts, the gallery space at 32 Store Street has certainly something to offer. As the...
Video Installation Inspired By Werner Herzog film Exhibited In London

Video Installation Inspired By Werner Herzog film Exhibited In London

by News Desk | May 20, 2013 | Reviews

When is a video about skiing not about skiing? Melanie Manchot’s Leap after The Great Ecstasy is just that. It consists of a multi-channel video installation in three parts inspired by Werner Herzog’s film The Great Ecstasy of Woodcarver Steiner(1974). The...
Andreas Eriksson monumental Landscape Paintings Evoking Notions Of The Sublime

Andreas Eriksson monumental Landscape Paintings Evoking Notions Of The Sublime

by News Desk | May 19, 2013 | Reviews

Landscape painting, especially on a monumental scale, typically evokes notions of the sublime, however, Andreas Eriksson’s exhibition, “Coincidental Mapping”, leaves me with a sense of modesty and unpretension. They are beautiful, contemplative works. This is...

Tim Goossens Curates Two Exhibitions At Tribeca’s Temp

by News Desk | May 18, 2013 | Reviews

TEMP, located in the heart of Tribeca, is a new art space that has churned out a myriad of projects, performances, and exhibitions by emerging and evolved artists who range in various creative genres. Co-founded by New York University graduates Alex Ahn and Ari...

Jeff Koons: Shiny And Industrialised Commercial Gold At Gagosian

by News Desk | May 16, 2013 | Reviews

Jeff Koons is a showman, a businessman and a master manipulator first and foremost- and then comes the art. Art has become the vehicle by which he can be all these things and make a GREAT deal of money too. If you heard him on ART 21, and I paraphrase here, he says;...
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