Art Disappears Up Its Own Fundamental Aperture Invisible
Without a theory to go with it, I can’t see a painting – Tom Wolfe… Review – This summer the… Read More
11 June 2012
Without a theory to go with it, I can’t see a painting – Tom Wolfe… Review – This summer the… Read More
11 June 2012
In the midst of light-hearted Jubilee celebrations, even Jenny Holzer’s loud, provocative statements have been drowned out by the cheering… Read More
8 June 2012
Late, Large Forms Still Impress A Generation On – REVIEW Gagosian Gallery presents large bronze works by the late British… Read More
1 June 2012
Photography, mainly focusing on British street photographers such as Nick Turpin have created a playful and distinct approach to life… Read More
31 May 2012
The 244th Royal Academy’s annual summer exhibition will open its doors to the public on 4 June. The Academy is… Read More
30 May 2012
Latest London Art Review Approaching Payne Shurvell visitors are promptly informed that they cannot enter the gallery through the main… Read More
29 May 2012
You can’t help but admire Tracey Emin’s for wanting to use her name and art for the good in reviving… Read More
25 May 2012
Symbolism and mysticism may seem part of an earlier time, but in Mexico City, notions of magic and spirituality are… Read More
25 May 2012
Group Show / Out of Focus: 25.04.12 – 22.07.12 : The Saatchi Gallery / London Group Show / Unknown Quantities:… Read More
22 May 2012
With the French presidential elections just closed, the London Mayor decided, and the race for American president still in… Read More
8 May 2012
The Institute of Contemporary Art in London asserts that it is the centre for critical artworks and cutting edge… Read More
8 May 2012
Jack Castle gives his pick of the best exhibitions on and around Vyner Street in the month of May… Trisha… Read More
7 May 2012
This could be Rotterdam, or anywhere – (Review by Carla Raffinetti) Rotterdam is something of a cultural Mecca in the… Read More
6 May 2012
Every girl dreams of owning a pair of red-soled Louboutin heels – exquisitely designed with stilettos reaching impossible heights. And… Read More
4 May 2012
‘Bauhaus’ – literally ‘School of Building’ – has become one of the most meaning-clustered words in the history of… Read More
2 May 2012
London eagerly awaits the opening of the largest ever exhibition of Leonardo Da Vinci’s anatomical drawings on view at… Read More
2 May 2012
Sharon Strom offers Her Pick Of The Best Current Art Exhibitions In The Shoreditch Area… Known for its hipster-chic bars… Read More
30 April 2012
Emily Sack Offers Her Pick Of The Best Current Art Exhibitions In The Cork Street Area Cork Street is a… Read More
23 April 2012
Thomas Keane asks just how good is Ron Mueck really? Pretty good, actually! An exhibition of hyper-realist sculptor Ron… Read More
19 April 2012
Jack Castle reviews the current Haunch of Venison exhibition How glamorous the art world is! “100 Billion Suns” was first… Read More
17 April 2012
Tate Modern retrospective anticipates 2m visitors ‘We have more press here at the Damien Hirst press view, than there were… Read More
2 April 2012
Latest Reviews of exhibitions in the Vyner Street area By Alice Lubbock Vyner Street. For the past few years it… Read More
28 March 2012
With the eyes of the world upon us for London 2012, the V&A celebrates all things British 2012 is… Read More
28 March 2012
Gillian Wearing finally gets the major survey exhibition she deserves It was long ago that Gillian Wearing won the Turner… Read More
27 March 2012
Alice Lubbock provides the lowdown on this year’s smorgasbord of screenprints and oddball characters Somerset House is the unlikely host… Read More
24 March 2012
Reviews of current exhibitions in the Hoxton area By Beatrix-Blaise Jacot It’s a beautiful day; and what’s more glorious to… Read More
20 March 2012
Latest Reviews of exhibitions in the Cork Street Area By Matilda Lawrence-Jubb The Cork Street area is, as ever, alive… Read More
16 March 2012
We step behind the veil of secrecy to discover Artangel’s latest commission, exploring experiences of gay prisoners Artangel commissions are… Read More
16 March 2012
We applaud the efforts of top UK artists, coming together for the CRISIS Commission in the fight against homelessness In… Read More
14 March 2012
Astrid Svangren: A Longing For The Bestowed… @ Maria Stenfors – REVIEW Astrid Svangren presents seven works in her mouthful… Read More
13 March 2012
Santo Tolone: Three Times Once @ Limoncello – REVIEW In Three Times Once, Limoncello presents not only the first solo… Read More
12 March 2012
Thomas Ruff: ma.r.s. and nudes @ Gagosian Gallery – REVIEW The two exhibitions at the London Gagosian galleries consist entirely… Read More
8 March 2012