Reviews

Modern Art Oxford is currently presenting the final exhibition from Platform 2016, created to support the work of up & coming graduate artists....

Ok, so it isn’t Basel, or even Frieze for that matter, but ABC provides something a bit different from the mega fairs, on a smaller scale and...

Louise Nevelson was one of the relatively few female artists to make a major stir in the furiously competitive environment of the New York art...

Paul Carey-Kent gives us his pick of the best London Art Exhibitions for September 2016David Korty @ Sadie Coles, 1 Davies St – MayfairTo...

The V&A’s new, all singing all dancing exhibition has a cumbersome title: You Say You want A Revolution? – Records and Rebels 1966-1970. As the...

Artangel has created what is likely to be the most thought-provoking exhibition of 2016. Known mostly for their solo projects, this is a rare...

'It's Me to the World' is Modern Art Oxford's fourth exhibition and iteration of KALEIDOSCOPE, a celebration of 50 years as an internationally...

Marking Time in America: The Prison Works (2009-2013) is not a summer curatorial flirtation with an artist just out of Grad School....

In the midst of an August heat wave, art, music, and harmony presided over a South Bronx waterfront warehouse. After a huge success at...

Raqib Shaw seems like one of those grandee artists who have suddenly appeared out of nowhere. That is, till you do a bit of research on the...

Now in London: Paul Carey Kent unlocks his choices of the best exhibitions in town in August 2016.Sam Lewitt and Lucy Raven: Wild Sync & Weak...

Art Bermondsey Project-Space is home to 'Not One: But The Other' until July 29th. The ten artists involved are part of Marcus...