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A New York Gallery Field Trip February 2021 – Ilka Scobie

A New York Gallery Field Trip February 2021 – Ilka Scobie

by News Desk | Feb 14, 2021 | Reviews

Unlike London, New York galleries are open for business. After my first Covid jab last week, a wave of cautious optimism motivated me to hit the frigid downtown streets. Luckily, this gallery field trip coincided with a dear friend’s much-heralded solo show, an...
Lakwena Maciver: Review-Interview Hastings Contemporary – Revd Jonathan Evens

Lakwena Maciver: Review-Interview Hastings Contemporary – Revd Jonathan Evens

by News Desk | Jan 31, 2021 | Reviews

Born in 1986 to an English mother and a Ugandan father, Lakwena Maciver studied graphic design at the London College of Communications, graduating in 2009. She had her first exhibition in London that same year. London continues to be her home city, yet her aesthetic...
Sean Scully: Geometry as Gesture as Perception  – Raphy Sarkissian

Sean Scully: Geometry as Gesture as Perception  – Raphy Sarkissian

by News Desk | Jan 26, 2021 | Reviews

A momentous exhibition staged at the Museum of Fine Arts—Hungarian National Gallery in Budapest, “Sean Scully: Passenger—A Retrospective” celebrates an illustrious oeuvre that took its course in the mid-sixties. Thoughtfully curated by Dávid Fehér, this...
Made in USA  Ed Ruscha An American Perspective – Revd Jonathan Evens

Made in USA Ed Ruscha An American Perspective – Revd Jonathan Evens

by News Desk | Jan 21, 2021 | Reviews

As a focal point for the oil industry in the US, Oklahoma is associated with roads (Route 66), cars and gasoline. All these feature significantly in the oeuvre of Ed Ruscha, who, although he is primarily associated with the cityscape of Los Angeles, grew up in...
Robert Smithson: The Archetypal Nature Of Things – Revd Jonathan Evens

Robert Smithson: The Archetypal Nature Of Things – Revd Jonathan Evens

by News Desk | Jan 14, 2021 | Reviews

Where does one begin when exploring the oeuvre of Robert Smithson? As an autodidact, his interests in travel, cartography, geology, architectural ruins, prehistory, philosophy, religion, science fiction, popular culture and language spiral through his work while, in...
Aliza Nisenbaum: Portraits That Subvert Traditions – Tate Liverpool Alice Lenkiewicz

Aliza Nisenbaum: Portraits That Subvert Traditions – Tate Liverpool Alice Lenkiewicz

by News Desk | Dec 17, 2020 | Reviews

Aliza Nisenbaum is a painter, living and working in New York. Describing herself as torn between wanting to be a social worker or a painter, she has been best known for her colourful paintings of Mexican and Central American immigrants. Expanding on the theme of...
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