Richard Deacon: Ideas, Physical Materials And The Process Of Manufacture
One of the earliest winners of the Turner Prize in 1987, three years after its inception, Richard Deacon bridges the… Read More
15 February 2014
One of the earliest winners of the Turner Prize in 1987, three years after its inception, Richard Deacon bridges the… Read More
15 February 2014
Richard Hamilton is a truly influential figure in the history of British art; considered to be the founder of the… Read More
14 February 2014
Pace London’s current exhibition features the American artist James Turrell. Dividing its exhibition space to show each of Turrell’s works… Read More
12 February 2014
They were all there at the India Art Fair, 2014 that was held between January 30 and February 2. Neha… Read More
8 February 2014
Sculpting in the gallery with an unusual industrial material, Frances Richardson’s Marx-quoting title casts her – with a little irony,… Read More
4 February 2014
Hannah Höch was a pioneer Dadaist of 1920’s Berlin. Somewhat forgotten, or at least pigeon-holed by art history; a social… Read More
1 February 2014
I went to the Mike Kelley retrospective at PS1 late, at 9pm, for the packed NIGHT AT THE MUSEUM event…. Read More
1 February 2014
Sabine Moritz’s first solo exhibition at Pilar Corrias is hung in two parts: new paintings in the main gallery are… Read More
31 January 2014
Sensing Spaces which opened on 25th January at the Royal Academy in London employs a curatorial approach that is both… Read More
31 January 2014
Well, this has certainly been a busy week for the London art scene with galleries all over town kicking off… Read More
30 January 2014
Nina Canell’s current show, ‘Near Here’, at the Camden Arts Centre explores the connections that make up our environment. Canell’s… Read More
29 January 2014
The artist Francisco Hurtz presents his solo exhibition “Locker / Room” until February 28th, 2014 in Cultural Epicenter in São… Read More
26 January 2014
At the Camden Arts Centre’s latest exhibition, Silke Otto-Knapp explores performance and landscape in her watercolour and gouache paintings. Several… Read More
24 January 2014
It may be January, cold and wet but it is business as usual at Upper St for The London Art… Read More
16 January 2014
I made my way to Chelsea through the piles of snow left from the previous day’s snowstorm, amidst the many… Read More
10 January 2014
“we are sore-eyed scopophiliac oxymorons… disenfranchised aristocrats, under siege from our feudal heritage…our bread is buttered on both sides…” this… Read More
9 January 2014
It seemed to be a good year for double shows. Looking in no particular order at the geographically-constrained selection of… Read More
5 January 2014
Paul Carey-Kent takes on the New Year with a selection of exhibitions ranging from Andreas Gursky to Daumier. On with… Read More
29 December 2013
With Christmas dinner just a pile of dishes in the kitchen sink, the effects of far too much Prosecco giving… Read More
26 December 2013
Flowers Gallery, the New York edition of the successful London art gallery, currently has an exhibition of Nicola Hicks’ work…. Read More
14 December 2013
The Bloomberg New Contemporaries at the ICA, London, is the oldest of the graduate survey exhibitions having been originally founded… Read More
9 December 2013
Yesterday I had the privilege to attend NADA one of the better satellite art fairs, running simultaneously during Art Basel… Read More
7 December 2013
Art Basel Miami week centres around the main fair held each year in the Miami Convention Centre. It is a… Read More
6 December 2013
The art world has descended on glamorous Miami Beach for this year’s Art Basel Miami, which opened for a VIP… Read More
5 December 2013
The Rio de Janeiro artist Beatriz Milhazes presents nine new paintings that emphasize, among other things, the optical and chromatic… Read More
1 December 2013
The drawings presented by Carolina Ponte in her second individual in Zipper Gallery are produced with pen, ink and acrylic… Read More
24 November 2013
A new exhibition which brings together the work of four artists who were instrumental in the evolution of post-war European… Read More
23 November 2013
I was brought up with his name in my consciousness but there was always a silence after his name that… Read More
21 November 2013
On a sleepy New York Saturday I headed out to Performa 13’s cozy “hub” to attend an artist class titled… Read More
13 November 2013
Richard Prince’s Protest Paintings – brought together for his sixth exhibition at the Skarstedt Gallery, London – challenge both authority… Read More
8 November 2013
Recognised beyond Brazil for the quality of his works, the artist will now present his work in his hometown. The… Read More
3 November 2013
Paul Carey Kent analyses ‘The Post Frieze effect’ – lots of interesting shows – lastings well into November. So here… Read More
30 October 2013