Affordable Art Fair Moves North

From Battersea to Hampstead AAF proves art has mass appeal Last night, the Affordable Art Fair broke into new London territory with the opening of its first ever fair on Hampstead Heath. This new fair – the fourth in the UK, and set to run from 27th to the 30th...

Shirazeh Houshiary Steps Over The Line At Lisson

Lisson Gallery presents its seventh solo exhibition of Shirazeh Houshiary, No Boundary Condition, addressing invisible forms within the observable realm   The solo exhibition of Shirazeh Houshiary at the Lisson Gallery, No Boundary Condition, displays her recent...

Franks Stella’s Falling Star

Frank Stella’s first major London show in 25 years presents his spectacular early works alongside recent failings   25 years since his last major London exhibition and Frank Stella is finally back. Haunch of Venison presents us with ‘Connections’, an in-depth look at...
Turner Prize 2011 Opens On The Tyne

Turner Prize 2011 Opens On The Tyne

BALTIC opens 2011 Turner Prize Exhibition For the first time in its 27 year history, the Turner Prize is to be hosted by a non-Tate venue; and today, Gateshead’s BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art has opened the doors on the Turner Prize exhibition. Four shortlisted...

George Condo’s Crazed Characters Hit Hayward

George Condo’s much-anticipated Mental States finally arrives at the Hayward Gallery   Having provided album artwork for Kanye West, and won the hearts of American critics, artist George Condo’s first major UK retrospective opens today in the upper galleries of the...
James Richards The Banality Of The Vernacular

James Richards The Banality Of The Vernacular

Richards solo show at Chisenhale Gallery reveals the oh-so-grey void behind our vernacular visual landscapes   For his solo exhibition at Chisenhale Gallery, ‘Not Blacking Out, Just Turning the Lights Off’, James Richards has created a new series of video works from...