Reviews
Japanese Art: Three UK Exhibitions Explore A Multitude Of Work – Claudia Barbieri
Japanese art is having its time in the sun, with three British galleries putting on summer shows that illustrate the variety and adaptability of the...
Tan Ping: Art On The Edge Rothko Museum Latvia – Philip Dodd
Mark Rothko was born in Dvinsk, on the main St Petersburg to Warsaw railway line, when the city was part of the Russian Empire and a centre of...
Judy Chicago Feminist Trailblazer Serpentine Gallery – Sue Hubbard
Judy Chicago Revelations, Serpentine North Gallery 23 May 2024 - 01 September 2024: It was in 1948 that the scholar and poet, Robert Graves,...
Beatriz Milhazes: ‘Maresias’ Tate St Ives – Lee Sharrock
Brazilian artist Beatriz Milhazes draws inspiration from the sea and nature of Rio de Janeiro. Maresias, her new exhibition at Tate's outpost in the...
Discovering Degas Burrell Collection Glasgow – Clare Henry
I have been critical of Burrell since its recent £68m makeover, terrible labelling, and overly complicated IT presentations. However, I was blown...
Stanza: Nancy Cadogan Explores Two Decades Of Painting On Lake Como
“Sweel vision! Do not fade away; / Linger until my heart shall take / Into itself the summer day, / And all the beauty of the lake. / Linger until...
St Leonards And Beyond E. Sussex Round Up Spring 2024 – Paul Carey Kent
St Leonards – the town I grew up in – has become a fashionable place, a trend accelerated by the pandemic. Consistent with that is a flourishing art...
Ten Of The Best From Photo London 2024 – Nico Kos-Earle
This is the ninth edition of Photo London and perhaps the most exciting edition of the Fair to date, showcasing over 120 global...
New York’s Independent Art Fair 2024 by Ilka Scobie
Independent, one of New York’s favourite annual art fairs, featured over 172 artists. The invitation-only fair included 15 X 15, curated by founders...
Now You See Us Women Artists in Britain 1520-1920 Tate Britain – Sue Hubbard
The title of this show of British women artists from 1520-1920 at Tate Britain is highly apt. ‘Now You See Us’ contains just the right amount of...
Venice Biennale 2024 – From Inside A Women’s Prison – Pavilion Of The Holy See – James Payne
The most coveted ticket at this year’s Venice Biennale was entry to the Giudecca women’s prison on an island in the lagoon, which dates back to the...
Tate Expressionists Exhibition Reveals Spirituality and Past Gender Disparity – Revd Jonathan Evens
Expressionists: Kandinsky, Münter and the Blue Rider, the focus of the current exhibition at Tate Modern, demonstrates the breadth of...