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Paula Rego Drawings Exploring The Female Psyche – Sue Hubbard

Paula Rego Drawings Exploring The Female Psyche – Sue Hubbard

by News Desk | Apr 22, 2026 | Reviews

The earliest work in this Paula Rego exhibition of drawings, Story Line, at Victoria Miro London, is a study of her grandmother made when she was nine years old in 1944, proudly signed in her childish hand. In it, the old woman, her hair in a tight bun, her glasses...
William Blake The Age of Romantic Fantasy Comes to Ireland – Sara Faith

William Blake The Age of Romantic Fantasy Comes to Ireland – Sara Faith

by News Desk | Apr 20, 2026 | Reviews

Walking my dog on Primrose Hill, I am constantly reminded of William Blake (1757-1827) and his pantheistic views. Blake’s words ‘I have conversed with the spiritual Sun. I saw him on Primrose Hill’ are etched on a low wall at the summit of the hill....
Odyssey A First Open Exhibition For Hastings Contemporary – Jude Montague

Odyssey A First Open Exhibition For Hastings Contemporary – Jude Montague

by News Desk | Apr 12, 2026 | Reviews

The concept of inviting local, Sussex-wide artists to submit to an open exhibition on a theme, held once every two years, is new and exciting for practitioners. This is the first in the series, and it’s been a success in raising funds and the profile of the Hastings...
Cecily Brown: In Painting Anything Is Possible – Sue Hubbard

Cecily Brown: In Painting Anything Is Possible – Sue Hubbard

by News Desk | Mar 31, 2026 | Reviews

There was a lot of death around in the 19th and 20th centuries. First, Nietzsche declared God dead. Then, Roland Barthes, that darling of 20th-century French philosophy, gave us the death of the author, which allowed for the primacy of each reader’s...
Canaletto & Bellotto: The Art of The Constructed View – Kunsthistorisches Museum Vienna

Canaletto & Bellotto: The Art of The Constructed View – Kunsthistorisches Museum Vienna

by News Desk | Mar 30, 2026 | Reviews

  If you love Venice but want to skip the hustle and bustle of the 61st Venice Art Biennale, here is an alternative: Giovanni Antonio Canal, AKA Canaletto (1697–1768), and his nephew and pupil, Bernardo Bellotto (1721–1780). This exhibition also includes...
Hurvin Anderson Effortlessly Sharpening Our Viewpoints – John K Grande

Hurvin Anderson Effortlessly Sharpening Our Viewpoints – John K Grande

by News Desk | Mar 26, 2026 | Reviews

Comprising some 80 works, Hurvin Anderson’s Tate Britain show is a rich tapestry of painterly reconstructions and deconstructions of the Windrush experience. Anderson sees the past from an awful lot of angles, binding the two sides of the migration experience...
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