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SP-ARTE 2013: International Galleries Presence Strengthen Brazil Art Market

SP-ARTE 2013: International Galleries Presence Strengthen Brazil Art Market

by News Desk | Apr 7, 2013 | Reviews

The SP-Arte fair opened in São Paulo on the 4 April and on day 3 of this truly international event, many interesting galleries, especially the North American and European contributors, impacted on the quality of the fair. Gagosian with Takashi Murakami and Roy...
George Bellows A Re-evaluation Too Far – Royal Academy London

George Bellows A Re-evaluation Too Far – Royal Academy London

by News Desk | Mar 28, 2013 | Reviews

In the world of academia there is a phenomenon known as ‘critical re-evaluation’.  This is where an artist that time has forgot for one reason or another is taken up and championed until people think that artist was great after all. This seems to happen most often...
Landscape Explored In New London Photography Exhibition At Somerset House

Landscape Explored In New London Photography Exhibition At Somerset House

by News Desk | Mar 25, 2013 | Reviews

Landmark: The fields of photography until April 28th at Somerset House, East Wing galleries. – Review Kerim Aytac In the second major photography show in which Somerset House has partnered up with The Positive View Foundation, curator extraordinaire William A....
John Piper: Effortless Mastery of Composition and Technique

John Piper: Effortless Mastery of Composition and Technique

by News Desk | Mar 17, 2013 | Reviews

Jack Castle looks at a new London exhibition of John Piper, an artist who is long overdue for reevaluation. John Piper is strangely ageless although he looks old, perhaps partly because fashion began to turn away from him. In the same way that the traditional or...
Barnaby Hosking and Mustafi Hulusi New Exhibition Max Wigram Gallery

Barnaby Hosking and Mustafi Hulusi New Exhibition Max Wigram Gallery

by News Desk | Mar 17, 2013 | Reviews

Max Wigram Gallery this week presented a show of new work by two London based artists, Barnaby Hosking and Mustafi Hulusi. Hosking’s show Contemplating Duality, taking up the back space of the gallery, displays two new sculptural works Not Two and Endless. In Not Two...

London West End Area Art Reviews By Jack Castle – March 2013

by News Desk | Mar 15, 2013 | Reviews

Edwina Leapman, Annely Juda Fine Art, 28th February – 28th March 2013 Monochrome really belongs to Yves Klein, but as Edwina Leapman was also a devotee in the 1960s, at first glance these ‘New Paintings’ from 2012 are down that similar and well-trodden path. But...
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