Reviews

Late, Large Forms Still Impress A Generation On - REVIEW Gagosian 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 largest...

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

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 is very...

Symbolism and mysticism may seem part of an earlier time, but in Mexico City, notions of magic and spirituality are very prominent pieces of a...

Group Show / Out of Focus: 25.04.12 - 22.07.12 : The Saatchi Gallery / London Group Show / Unknown Quantities: 25.04.12-25.05.12: Fishbar, London...

  With the French presidential elections just closed, the London Mayor decided, and the race for American president still in progress, it seems...

  The Institute of Contemporary Art in London asserts that it is the centre for critical artworks and cutting edge contemporary culture. As the...

Jack Castle gives his pick of the best exhibitions on and around Vyner Street in the month of May... Trisha Baga: Rock @ Vilma Gold (until 20 May...

This could be Rotterdam, or anywhere – (Review by Carla Raffinetti) Rotterdam is something of a cultural Mecca in the Netherlands. Be warned though:...

Every girl dreams of owning a pair of red-soled Louboutin heels – exquisitely designed with stilettos reaching impossible heights. And the Design...