Reviews

Paul Carey-Kent takes a look at the young German artist Daniel Lergon and uncovers the impressive narrative of Lergon's work over the past...

The eagerly awaited William Scott retrospective exhibition opened to the public yesterday at Tate St Ives, the first stop on a three city touring...

So it falls to me to review “Death” so soon after the death of someone I knew. His name was Chris Jones, who died in a car accident on...

Paul Carey-Kent discovers copious use of fresh new materials in this months London gallery art offerings.Maybe there’s no such thing as an...

Edouard Manet is one of the best-known and influential figures in the development of modern art, yet somehow, the Royal Academy’s...

Francesco Clemente found fame as part of the Neo-Expressionist movement of the late 1970s and early 1980s, or the ‘transavanguardia’ as...

This year’s Photo50 at the London Art Fair provided, yet again, a diverting and fascinating escape from the throngs  browsing the fair...

"Ascending With Our Earth Star", an art event which opened on 21 December 2012, is an exhibition incorporating a mixture of performance and visual...

John Chamberlain (1927-2011) lived just long enough to help plan his retrospective at the Guggenheim, New York (Feb 24 – May 13, 2012) and it...

After such a good end to the year for Photography in London, a barren 2013 seemed likely, but though there will be fewer outings by some of the...

'Yeah, you missed it', stated Tony Andre the Director of Guerilla Galleries (London) whom I rang today to ask how last nights opening event went. A...

Ah, the London Art Fair (Previews 15 Jan, public opening 16-20 Jan at the Business Design Centre, 52 Upper Street, Islington). So why bother? In...