Reviews

William Eggleston once boldly stated that he was “at war with the obvious”.  The Metropolitan Museum of Art’s show At War...

At one point, perhaps somewhere around 1911, pictures decided they wanted to stop being a window through which you could see things already in the...

British Artist Serena Korda explores animal symbolism and folklore with a series of three performances and two film pieces in “Aping the...

When I first heard that boobs, bums, willies and acts of masturbation mischieviously fly out in the work of octogenarian American artist Dorothy...

Paul Carey-Kent highlights 10 interesting artists who happen to be women! No sooner have I celebrated women in charge than a glut of...

Manifold is the first full presentation of a new stream in the work of Anglo-Bangladeshi artist Rana Begum. She’s become known for...

As in past years, the jury has selected artists for what they represent rather than what they do. But you gotta love them for it! Chris Killip,...

This weekend saw the launch of Istanbul INN London, a four-day showcase in the heart of Bloomsbury giving the general public a glimpse at the wide...

Judith Braun’s solo show, 'May I Draw', is an act of investigation through drawing. She seems to probe universal truths that are revealed in...

It’s fitting that Sebastiao Salgado’s most recent monumental project be shown at The Natural History Museum as it is both as sublime as...

The cavernous, industrial Ambika P3, a space designed to test structural concrete has been turned over to the celebrated Russian artists Ilya and...

The SP-Arte fair opened in São Paulo on the 4 April and on day 3 of this truly international event, many interesting galleries, especially...