Reviews
Onnasch Collection: Tracing The History of New York’s Art Scene 1950-1970
What is the difference between a museum survey show, showcasing New York’s art scene between 1950 and 1970 and a viewing of a private...
High Volta Armory Week’s Best Satellite: Ben Austin’s Diary Day 3
So, here I am back at Neil’s Coffee Shop on Lex, having just had another heart stopping breakfast and enjoying the free refills. I have only...
Armory Week: Press Packs And Sausages Ben Austin’s Diary Day 2
New York 2014: So dear reader, I’m sitting here in my favourite diner ‘Neil’s’ on 70th and Lex nursing a horrible hangover....
Up Now: Top Ten London Art Exhibitions March 2014 By Paul Carey-Kent
Art critic Paul Carey-Kent has released his latest, rolling top ten Current Choices of must see exhibitions, currently on view in London, in March....
Art14 Stakes Out Its Territory Somewhere Between Frieze and London Art Fair
I don’t really know where to start in terms of a review of Art14, as it seemed to me like it was the ‘best of fairs and the worst of...
Hans Arp Franz West Myth, Body Interaction: Hauser & Wirth London
Hauser & Wirth on Savile Row’s current show, Chance – Form – Language (and a FRANZWESTigation), curated by Julian Heynen...
David Bailey: The Self Curated Retrospective Of A Swinging 60s Icon
This landmark exhibition at the National Portrait Gallery, London is the largest exhibition of David Bailey’s portraits. With over 300...
Georg Baselitz Action Portraits: A Reflection Of The Artist’s Unconscious
The Britannia Street Gagosian gallery is currently showing the works of Georg Baselitz in Farewell Bill. The new Baselitz paintings are...
Paul Carey Kent Visits Art Rotterdam 2014 For A Bit Of Double Dutch
Skyscrapers cluster along the Wilhelminakade along the river Meuse, where the Object design fair took place in the stunning new Rem Koolhaas...
Supermarket Stockholm Showcases 80 International Artist Led Initiatives
SUPERMARKET, the international artist-run art fair opened to the public this weekend in Stockholm with a variety of Galleries and artist led...
Richard Deacon: Ideas, Physical Materials And The Process Of Manufacture
One of the earliest winners of the Turner Prize in 1987, three years after its inception, Richard Deacon bridges the gap between art-making in the...
Richard Hamilton A Meticulous And Prescient Chronicler – London Retrospective
Richard Hamilton is a truly influential figure in the history of British art; considered to be the founder of the Pop Art movement. This...