Reviews

Justine Kurland's show at Mitchell-Innes & Nash is called "Sincere Auto Care'. Every image features our love or dependence on cars. Ms Kurland...

Photographer Nadav Kander's latest series of photographs 'Dust' exhibited at Flowers, London, explore the vestiges of the Cold War era through the...

Annely Juda Fine Art presents 'Anthony Caro - The Last Sculptures', the final series of works created by Sir Anthony Caro in the two years before...

The Zach Feuer Galley opens this season with a show of new works from sculptor Johannes VanDerbeek. There are cast wall works made of clay and resin...

Roxy Paine is off to a strong start for his first show at Marianne Boesky Gallery. I don't have the dirt, as to why he moved from his long standing...

Fine art degree shows exist in a curious vacuum: here is the culmination of many wild imaginations encouraged over the course of the MA year, free...

When I entered Jack Shainman gallery Thursday afternoon Nick Cave was finishing up a talk to his students from Chicago. Everyone listened with rapt...

It’s another coup for the V&A with this superlative survey of the late, great Horst P. Horst. Not only does the excellent exhibition...

The British Museum is well known for its exhibits on Ancient Egypt, ranging from well preserved mummies to giant statues of Pharaohs, with the...

Tate Britain presents a very significant private collection of paintings by the octogenarian artist frank Auerbach, taken from the personal...

Paul Carey-Kent goes out and about in London searching for the best sculpture in town. Galleries aside, London grows ever more artistically...

The Skarstedt Gallery, Old Bond Street, is showing a modest yet drolly theatrical exhibition; 'Interactions' relating the works of...