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Adel Abdessemed First Solo Exhibition At David Zwirner London

Adel Abdessemed First Solo Exhibition At David Zwirner London

by News Desk | Feb 24, 2013 | Reviews

Best known as the artist who braided three jet planes, Adel Abdessemed’s first solo exhibition in the newly opened David Zwirner, London gallery continues to breathe new life into well-worn narratives, in a show that confirms his reputation for visual showmanship,...
David Blandy:  Remixing The Gif And Other Radical Hybrid Forms Of Authorship

David Blandy: Remixing The Gif And Other Radical Hybrid Forms Of Authorship

by News Desk | Feb 22, 2013 | Reviews

In his last New Year Quiz for frieze, writer and curator Tom Morton joked that 2013 would see Anish Kapoor’s ArcelorMittal Orbit (2012) transform itself into a robot exo-skeleton for the iconic sculptor, and take on Antony Gormley, armoued in his own Angel of...
Rosemarie Trockel A Cosmos Of Dark Humour Serpentine Exhibition

Rosemarie Trockel A Cosmos Of Dark Humour Serpentine Exhibition

by News Desk | Feb 22, 2013 | Reviews

Rosemarie Trockel is an artist who enjoys experimenting with many different styles. In her retrospective exhibition titled ‘A Cosmos’ she places her work in the company of others, mainly ‘Outsider Artists.’ The result is an exploration of...
Roy Lichtenstein: The Things I Have Apparently Parodied I Actually Admire

Roy Lichtenstein: The Things I Have Apparently Parodied I Actually Admire

by News Desk | Feb 19, 2013 | Reviews

Roy Lichtenstein’s comic inspired works have intrigued art enthusiasts for several decades, but this complete retrospective grants insight into other aspects of the artist’s long career.  The exhibition, co-organised by The Art Institute of Chicago and Tate Modern,...

Man Ray’s Portraits Of Celebrated Contemporaries Exhibited At NPG

by News Desk | Feb 15, 2013 | Reviews

In this survey of one the great photographic pioneers, the National Portrait Gallery focuses exclusively on Man Ray’s portraiture of friends, peers and muses, as well some commercial. It’s a fun, nostalgic trip through circles celebrated, but to completely discount...
Marcel Duchamp: Relevance, Indifference And The Next Generation of Proteges

Marcel Duchamp: Relevance, Indifference And The Next Generation of Proteges

by News Desk | Feb 14, 2013 | Reviews

For Marcel Duchamp, the cracks that appeared in his work The Large Glass (The Bride Stripped Bare by Her Bachelors, Even) during transit in 1926 were nothing more than a happy accident – a continuation of the tangles of replication and infinite adjustment, a further...
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