Reviews

From Battersea to Hampstead AAF proves art has mass appeal Last night, the Affordable Art Fair broke into new London territory with the opening of...

Lisson Gallery presents its seventh solo exhibition of Shirazeh Houshiary, No Boundary Condition, addressing invisible forms within the observable...

Frank Stella’s first major London show in 25 years presents his spectacular early works alongside recent failings   25 years since his last major...

BALTIC opens 2011 Turner Prize Exhibition For the first time in its 27 year history, the Turner Prize is to be hosted by a non-Tate venue; and...

George Condo’s much-anticipated Mental States finally arrives at the Hayward Gallery   Having provided album artwork for Kanye West, and won the...

Richards solo show at Chisenhale Gallery reveals the oh-so-grey void behind our vernacular visual landscapes   For his solo exhibition at Chisenhale...

ICA’s Autumn exhibition of art-market-darling Jacob Kassay, his first in a public gallery.   Review - Jacob Kassay exploded onto the contemporary...

After the success of its 2010 debut SUNDAY Art Fair is back to challenge the hegemony of the Sharp-Slotover Frieze machine. Frieze’s most dangerous...

Barbican Art Gallery opens its OMA/Progress architectural exhibition   Review - Architecture exhibitions are notoriously difficult, because the one...

‘New Sensations’ exhibition upstaged by ‘The Future Can Wait’, but both lack punch   Two schemes for emerging artists, both launched in 2007,...

  The Shock Of The Old Invades Berkeley Square   You’ve seen this year’s major exhibitions, now’s your chance to recreate them in your...

  FILM: a low-tech love letter to the magic of cinema For the twelfth commission in the Tate Modern Unilever Series, and the first to be...