Joe Machine The London Magazine Online: The pandemic, for all its woes, has brought a few benefits with it. In the art world, one of the most conspicuous of these is the multiplication and diversification of the places where you can see images, as opposed to having to...
London Gallery Lockdown 4/05/2020: Greta Thunberg would undoubtedly agree with the first statement, and the second one would be a bit more contentious, is she old enough to engage in the debate yet? Yeah, of course, she is... "The darker the night, the brighter the...
The British Museum has just launched a major revamp of its online collection database, allowing over four million objects to be seen by people anywhere in the world. This new version of the online database – officially called the British Museum Collection Online - has...
The Line was Established in 2015, as London’s first dedicated public art walk. Following the Line of the Greenwich Meridian between Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park and The O2, The Line features an evolving programme of art installations, projects and events by...
As the contemporary art world goes dark, and as galleries - official spaces and commercial ones - slam shut their doors, one inevitably starts to wonder what the art world will be like once all this is over—the British art world, and also the global one. The current...
It wouldn't be possible to take these pictures now - not least because the fabled Dean Street member's Club (the Colony Room Club) is now someone's living room and an alarming number of the people I photographed there are dead. Fourteen of the series I shot at the...
And the winner of the 2019 Turner Prize is... All four shortlisted nominees. Lawrence Abu Hamdan, Helen Cammock, Oscar Murillo and Tai Shani. They will forever be known as the Collective. Helen Cammock read out the acceptance letter, they stated that each made art...
The Goss-Michael Foundation located in Dallas Texas is presenting Nothing New Under The Sun, a showcase of eight new works by the South African artist Ryan Hewett in association with Unit London. Hewett’s exhibition features work created especially for the foundation...
Two exhibitions of modest size – Bridget Riley at Lindsey Ingram, and Rebecca Parker at Huxley-Parlour – both at the very centre of the West End art district. They have one thing in common: the fact both artists are female. Plus real divergences, which symbolise the...