Reviews

Review of Camden Arts Centre Autumn Exhibitions Today, Camden Arts Centre opens two exciting new exhibitions: Nathalie Djurberg’s A World of Glass,...

Review - This autumn, the Tate pays tribute to one of Britain’s art pioneers – Barry Flanagan (1941-2009). Achieving international renown for his...

  Review - In The Tomb of the Unknown Craftsman, Turner Prize-winning artist Grayson Perry invites us on a pilgrimage: saluting the ‘travel’...

Panorama - Tate Modern's most exciting and significant exhibition this year Gerhard Richter stated today – at the opening of his major retrospective...

Review - Pipilotti Rist’s new exhibition at Hayward, ‘Eyeball Massage’, is an aptly named sight for sore eyes. This major survey show, the first of...

Review - On first appearances, Laurel Nakadate is an artist fascinated by sexual violence and the fetishes of men. The body of work on display at...

New performance based series launches on the Web Last night, Auto Italia South East, an artists-run project space committed to developing...

US Artist’s old school multimedia vinyl shop opens to the public From NYC, through Liverpool, and Derry, Never Records has finally arrived here in...

Victoria & Albert Museum move on to the next chapter The V&A’s autumn show ‘Postmodernism: Style and Subversion 1970-1990’ represents the...

“No art is less spontaneous than mine. What I do is the result of reflection and the study of the great masters.” - Degas Hilaire-Germain-Edgar...

The father of 'Conceptual Art' maps the mind’s image - Review ‘‘The Mind’s Image of Itself #3’, the new installation by Joseph Kosuth, the artist...

Rothko In Britain Whitechapel Gallery 9 Sept 2011 - 26 Feb 2012 Rothko in Britain is an exhibition about an exhibition. It recreates, at least...