Reviews

As the dry months approach, there’s still some strong work on show around London. some of it in unlikely venues. The idea of ‘Space’, both...

The Ben Uri Gallery and Museum started life as an Art Society founded by Jewish émigrés in London’s Whitechapel 1915 and is the oldest Jewish...

Parafin London presents the group show Blow up, and features a group of leading and emerging painters including Hannah Brown, Mark Fairnington,...

Les Rencontres d’Arles (from 6th July to 20th September this year) is to photography what the Venice Biennale is to Contemporary Art:...

The Royal Academy presents Joseph Cornell: Wanderlust, a survey of the artist's complex and eclectic oeuvre exploring around 80 of Cornell's...

The predominant presence of video in the Royal College of Art Graduate Exhibition characterizes many of the practices as interdisciplinary.  Video...

As ever, this year’s Goldsmiths M.A in Image and Electronic arts (formerly Image and Communication) has on display a wide range of work, varied in...

The West End is the undisputed geographical hub of London's contemporary blue chip galleries. A site beholden to the recent expansion of major US...

A Prologue to the Past and Present State of Things brings together thirteen international artists using performance as a medium through which to...

A must see exhibition, has opened at Tate Liverpool, displaying the powerful drawings, paintings, screen prints and sculpture by the New York...

The scent of congealing oil paint and residual saw dust particles waft through the entrance of the City & Guilds of London Art School 2015...

On the whole, this year's’ Royal College of Art Photography graduates display a pleasing return to medium specific work and a move away from the...