Reviews

Another end of the academic year announces another fresh batch of art students entering the world of galleries, collectors and critics. So, what can...

Yoko Ono is one of the best known figures to come out of the 1960's Fluxus movement. It was a group made up of musicians, including John Cage,...

Summer is here in London and Hoxton has a lot to offer. Beatrix Jacot glides effortless through nine galleries and reports on the best picks for...

Kerim Aytac takes a look at five new London Photography Shows - ReviewLondon galleries are always on the move and the latest trend seems to be...

Review - Art Basel really got underway yesterday with their official opening day festivities, that is, it opened the doors to the actual...

Without a theory to go with it, I can't see a painting - Tom Wolfe...Review - This summer the Hayward Gallery presents an exhibition of art that is...

In the midst of light-hearted Jubilee celebrations, even Jenny Holzer’s loud, provocative statements have been drowned out by the cheering...

Late, Large Forms Still Impress A Generation On - REVIEWGagosian Gallery presents large bronze works by the late British sculptor Henry Moore,...

Photography, mainly focusing on British street photographers such as Nick Turpin have created a playful and distinct approach to life at street...

The 244th Royal Academy’s annual summer exhibition will open its doors to the public on 4 June.  The Academy is proud of its place as the...

Latest London Art ReviewApproaching Payne Shurvell visitors are promptly informed that they cannot enter the gallery through the main...

You can’t help but admire Tracey Emin’s for wanting to use her name and art for the good in reviving her home town of Margate.  She...