Reviews

Andy Warhol (1928-1987) lived a life of irreconcilable contradictions.  He regularly went to church on Sunday, didn’t run up debts and...

The most common way of seeing a Titian is as follows: you walk into a prestigious and/or 19th Century building, follow the signs to Venice, take a...

Fitzrovia has rapidly grown into one of London’s prime contemporary art hubs. June 2012 witnessed the launch of Fitzrovia Lates...

This is a show of unadulterated image-making from a simultaneously wiser and more innocent time. Full of the type of photography that turns people...

Anthony Gormley’s work is interesting for a number of reasons.  Not least, is that the conceptual foundations of his practice are rooted...

Review - It is not an easy feat for an emerging artist to make a splash in London, during the Olympics or at anytime for that matter . But here we...

Tis the season of the group show, so it is refreshing when a gallery attempts to use this format to create a dynamic exhibition instead of a...

Hoxton is one of East London’s most exciting art neighborhoods with well-established galleries like White Cube Hoxton Square, to small...

 Fitzrovia has been receiving a great deal of attention recently, establishing itself as the next East London. Many of the galleries that are...

One can but admire the Goldsmiths approach to its art courses.  By being prepared to allow students to develop autonomously, individually, this...

Art institutions in Britain’s capital city like to jockey for the position of being the epicentre of creativity in London. It seems every...

Last night saw the opening of the 2012 MFA degree show at Goldsmiths, an event that always creates an atmosphere of anticipation due to the high...