Reviews

The Body in Women’s Art Now: Part 3 – ReCreation @ Rollo Contemporary – REVIEW Contemporary artists have been rather slow on the up-take when it...

REVIEW – David Shrigley’s major new exhibition Brain Activity reveals depth beneath the one-liner   Turns out, I had David Shrigley all wrong. No...

Tate Britain’s Migrations brings together an engaging collection of works from over a period of 500 years, but lacks real coherence Migrations is a...

Turner and the Elements exhibition arrives at Margate’s Turner Contemporary, and reminds us of the literal truth in the expression; ‘Turner was a...

Raphael Hefti @ Camden Arts Centre – REVIEW Swiss artist Raphael Hefti’s first solo show in the UK is both smart and visually beguiling. Claiming to...

Hanne Darboven @ Camden Arts Centre – REVIEW The first UK solo exhibition of the late German artist Hanne Darboven is daunting, overwhelming, and...

Working Papers: Donald Judd Drawings, 1963-93 @ Spruth Magers - REVIEW A giant of American Minimalism, and an early advocate of the idea that it is...

Pietro Ruffo: The Political Gymnasium @ Blain/Southern – REVIEW Italian artist Pietro Ruffo, having recently been awarded the Premio Cairo Award and...

Gary Hume: The Indifferent Owl @ White Cube - REVIEW The White Cube (Mason’s Yard and Hoxton Square) presents us with an exhibition of new works by...

  Zarina Bhimji @ Whitechapel Gallery - REVIEW Zarina Bhimji, tjhe Uganda-born artist nominated for the 2007 Turner Prize, presents an...

Alberto Burri: Form and Matter @ Estorick Collection - REVIEW This small but compact exhibition at the Estorick Collection presents the work of...

David Hockney: A Bigger Picture - REVIEW So here it is. The first major blockbuster exhibition of 2012, and the event kicking-off the London...