Reviews

Artlyst has taken the Tate Boat, braving the Thames on a rainy January day to visit both Tate Modern's Turbine Hall and Tate Britain's Duveen...

Paul Carey-Kent gives us the latest in his rolling choice of ten, together with previous choices which you can still see... In the 'too...

My favourite exhibition of 2015 had to be the Richard Diebenkorn at the Royal Academy.  His love of paint, brushstrokes, colour and composition...

A truly immersive exhibition featuring a selection of 45 artists brought together by the highly influential American artist Glenn...

I recently attended a guided tour of the new photography show at the Guggenheim in New York. The exhibition is titled Photo-Poetics and...

Jimmy Cauty comes from a generation of disruptive artists that actually has something to say. In an age where mass media has blurred the lines...

Artlyst recently attended the Serpentine Sackler Gallery to see the latest work of Simon Denny. The artist incorporates print, graphics, moving...

Tokyo: Utopian Diaspora, metropolis, urban epicentre of earthquakes and high rise towers. In a country where the low birth rate is causing major...

Gavin Turk’s latest creative enterprise takes place amongst the personal possessions of Sigmund Freud (1856-1939) in the esteemed...

The Serpentine is currently presenting an exhibition by Michael Craig-Martin; the first solo show of the artist's work in a London public...

Paul Carey-Kent curates his pick of the top London art exhibitions for December 2015 and into January 2016Clem Crosby: My, my shivers...

Jamie Hewlett is a very talented guy indeed! Best Known for Tank Girl, the cult comic series, he is also a founding member of the 'virtual band'...