Reviews

Iain Baxter& &Information - That famous aphorism 'the medium is the message' was spouted by Marshall McLuhan, the Canadian professor,...

You have to be reasonably senior to be an Academician of any sort. Put five together? The result is an exciting and extremely varied show. The lead...

It was captivating to see the Fernand Léger exhibition (until 17 March 2019) at Tate Liverpool. This is a show celebrating one of the twentieth...

The Robert Rauschenberg show Spreads: 1975-83 just opened at Thaddaeus Ropac here in London comes complete with a museum-worthy hardcover catalogue,...

It was a personal pleasure to visit the Woolwich Contemporary Print Fair, now in its third year. The ambitious project has taken over the huge...

Gordon Matta Clark died quite some time ago now – in August 1978. And he died quite young, aged only 35. However, like a number of artists from...

Once you struggle through the fairly formidable Introduction to this biography – a chapter devoted to orientating the reader concerning Josef...

Gauguin once reportedly exclaimed of self-taught artist Henri Rousseau’s self-portrait, “There is the truth and future! There is painting!” “There...

Hilma af Klint’s abstract paintings first dazzled me when I encountered her work in the 2013 Venice Biennale. The Encyclopaedic Palace, curated by...

Angiosperms (roughly flowering plants) produce an incredible variety of seeds that are dispersed in creative, innovative ways, sometimes involving...

Despite its title, Coca-Cola Girls, Alex Katz’s new show at Timothy Taylor doesn’t really belong in the realm of Pop Art. It does, however, have...

This exhibition at the National Gallery is a landmark event. It brings together a rich selection of paintings, and some drawings, by two of the...