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Artworks acquire layers of meaning over time. André Daughtry's Weight is a video work from 2014 that attempts 'to visualise societal projections on...

Usually, an article written by this author within this feature series would only be aiming for laughs, confusion and splashes of enlightenment....

In this first series of interviews with graphic novelists, I spoke with Wallis Eates, author, artist and raconteur. I've been impressed by Wallis...

Thirty years ago next week, in 1990, Scotland made history at the 44th Venice Biennale. It was the first and only time in its 125-year history that...

The reality of COVID19 started to appear more on my radar towards the beginning of March. By the time the Armory Show happened with galleries flying...

Lockdown 2020 and the art world has been brought to a grinding halt. Major exhibitions that have taken years to plan and organize have been...

London Gallery Lockdown 4/05/2020: Greta Thunberg would undoubtedly agree with the first statement, and the second one would be a bit more...

London Lockdown Interviews: Samuel Johnson once explained to a friend at some point on September 20, 1777, in a London bookshop that "you find no...

Helaine Blumenfeld is Best known for her monumental public commissions, such as the five-metre bronze sculpture ‘Fortuna’ that in 2016 was added to...

It seems odd to be writing an introduction to a lockdown London photo-series investigating the epicentre of the night, the quiet, airy night, which...

Annya Sand (born 1983) is a British artist, currently completing an MA at Central Saint Martins, London. Annya has embarked on a new project...

Salvador Dalí was an enigma, perhaps never more so than in his engagement with religion. An exhibition currently touring the US demonstrates the...