Reviews

BANG BANG! the first New York solo exhibition for Swiss-born artist Katja Loher, is a new and evolving phase of her video universe, or, to use her...

This weekend saw the opening of the first of Central St Martin's degree shows.  On display were works by those completing their first degree in...

On a mild Spring morning I set off to Margate and the Turner Contemporary for a day inspired by colour and light.  Taking the high-speed train...

Miles Peter Richmond (1922-2008) was one of David Bomberg’s pupils at the Borough Polytechnic after the Second World War, becoming one of the...

Laurie Simmons exhibition ‘Kigurumi and Dollers’ at Wilkinson Gallery in Vyner Street offers a critical observation into contemporary...

This exhibition of Josef Albers focuses solely on the artist’s exploration of black throughout his life, with unexpectedly diverse pieces...

David Hockney RA, has distinguished himself throughout his long and successful career as a gifted draughtsman; his confidence and strength of line...

A Grin Without a Cat, at the Whitechapel Gallery till 22 June, is the widest Chris Marker retrospective ever shown in the UK. The visitor evolves...

Around 200 million years ago, a supercontinent called Pangaea - containing what we now know as the earth’s seven continents - broke apart in a...

TEN CURRENT CHOICES: Paul Carey - Kent Offers up a selection of the best art exhibitions for May 2014 The latest in his rolling top ten, together...

Art Belongs to the People is the second exhibition at the Ashmolean Museum, Oxford, taken from the collection of the Hall Art Foundation, and is...

The Art world is saturated with " Art competitions" offering opportunities for artists of all levels to exhibit their work.  Many of these...