Reviews

As museums and galleries open to eager viewers, I took the easy way out and have only ventured to walking distance galleries. Luckily, this limited...

In the midst of the chaos in the London art world caused by the current pandemic an artist occasionally shows up who seems serenely separated from...

How to celebrate the continuing vital and sacrificial contribution of key workers during the Covid-19 pandemic? Clap for Carers united the nation...

Once upon a time in modernism, the interlacing of art and religion was rendered invisible. Art was not just for art’s sake but was exclusively about...

In present circumstances, both public and private galleries have had to think hard about what is practical and within their reach to do. Sometimes...

Two hundred and fifty-two years ago, a group of artists made it their mission to hold an annual exhibition to showcase the work of practising...

The Artemisia Gentileschi exhibition has opened at the National Gallery at long last. It is accompanied by a handsome, fully illustrated hardcover...

London Grads Now, the new show currently on view at the Saatchi Gallery, won't be with us for long. It is due to close on 25 September. It replaced...

Quentin Blake and Victor Pasmore Hastings Contemporary: I'm standing for the first time inside the Hastings Contemporary, wearing my handmade mask,...

Three very colourful large format art books arrived this week and that's just the covers. Philip Guston is known for his palette of pinks and the...

Ai Weiwei IWM: History of Bombs. Little Boy, Fat Man, Daisy Cutter, Snake Eye, Grand Slam, Tomahawk, Tsar Boba, are seemingly innocuous even...

London was never invaded, but London has been at war. The look of London during the Blitz and after is captured in this marvel of a picture book,...