Reviews

Warning: This is not the Alexander McQueen show. I don’t think I have ever attended an exhibit at the Metropolitan Museum of Art that struck...

The premise of this exhibition is that paper is on the way out. We've seen the rise of the paperless office, paper money is losing out to...

“I would like to create a fabulous painting I which I would live, in which I could live” – Paul Delvaux (1897-1994)There is a...

If works on paper is a phrase you usually associate with genteel riverscapes, with irises in vases painted by silver haired septuagenarians in twin...

Mauricio Parra celebrates painting at Mezanino GalleryThe artist Mauricio Parra presents an exhibition titled "Old Place, New Landscapes," from June...

Margaret Street Gallery is back on form with ‘Today I’ve Been You’ by Christian Vogt. A mini retrospective of sorts, the show...

Kerim Aytac reviews a mixed bag of photography exhibitions in London this month, with some excellent work to see from artists both established and...

The parallel retrospective exhibitions of two prominent painters make for an exciting day at Tate Britain. These exhibitions are visually...

Isa Freeling explores a new exhibition of Civil War Photographs at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York where "humanity seems to call out from...

This summer the Chisenhale presents a solo exhibition by Mariana Castillo Deball that examines the lives of objects in “What we caught we...

Joe Bradley is a young giant among the select group of heroic American male painters. When I entered his show at Gavin Brown Enterprise, it...

The 55th Venice Biennale includes 88 official national participants showing in the country pavilions in the Giardini, at the Arsenale and in...