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Mike Nelson Double Negative Modern Art Oxford – John K Grande

Mike Nelson Double Negative Modern Art Oxford – John K Grande

by News Desk | Oct 7, 2026 | Reviews, Trending

Mike Nelson’s Double Negative (The Clown) is a re-enactment of his 2004 Triple Bluff Canyon large-scale installation at Museum of Art Oxford. For that show, Nelson drew on magic, geometry and Land Art, more specifically Robert Smithson’s Partially Buried...
Willem de Kooning’s Triumphant Return To The Netherlands

Willem de Kooning’s Triumphant Return To The Netherlands

by News Desk | Oct 6, 2026 | Previews, Trending

    The Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam is marking the centenary of Willem de Kooning’s arrival in New York with an exhibition devoted to his work. De Kooning came to the city in 1926, having crossed the Atlantic aboard a cargo ship. More than 120 works are brought...
Contemporary African Sculpture: Indigenous Logics Of The Fractured Self – Bowman Sculpture

Contemporary African Sculpture: Indigenous Logics Of The Fractured Self – Bowman Sculpture

by News Desk | Oct 1, 2026 | Previews, Trending

    There is a question sitting at the centre of Indigenous Logics of the Fractured Self that feels worth pausing on before walking through the door. What happens when a sculpture stops being treated as something that simply remembers, and starts being read...
Frieze Week London: Art Fairs Guide – October 2026 – Artlyst

Frieze Week London: Art Fairs Guide – October 2026 – Artlyst

by News Desk | Oct 1, 2026 | Features, Trending

Artlyst’s guide to the art fairs and exhibitions taking place across London this October, from Frieze and Frieze Masters to specialist fairs covering African, Asian, Latin American, contemporary, design and prints. With the city at its busiest during Frieze Week, here...
Damien Hirst Creates Limited Edition Dom Pérignon Label Evoking The Spirit Of The 90s

Damien Hirst Creates Limited Edition Dom Pérignon Label Evoking The Spirit Of The 90s

by News Desk | Oct 1, 2026 | People, Trending

  Dom Pérignon has joined up with Damien Hirst to design a limited-edition champagne label. This collaboration is on target as Tate Britain prepares to open its exhibition The 90s: Art and Fashion. Hirst, more than almost any other artist working in Britain,...
Rachel Howard: Harvest Brings Drone Warfare And Rubens Into Context

Rachel Howard: Harvest Brings Drone Warfare And Rubens Into Context

by News Desk | Sep 29, 2026 | People, Trending

  Rachel Howard returns to New York for the first time since 2019 with Harvest, a solo show of new paintings opening September 25 at 447 Space in Chelsea. It is not a cosy exhibition. The paintings move between the automated, geometric gaze of an unmanned Reaper...
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