Tracey Emin’s first exhibition in her home town of Margate opens at the Turner Contemporary on 26 May. Titled; 'She Lay Down Deep Beneath the Sea'. The show was conceived specially for Margate, where Emin grew up and which has provided inspiration for many of...
The art world had its eyes on New York last week with the Frieze and Pulse art fairs, but this weekend London takes the stage once again with The Other Art Fair. And from 10-13 May, P3 Amika in Marylebone becomes a point or convergence for artists, buyers, and...
Paul Carey-Kent Visits the Glasgow International Festival and gives us twelve of the best exhibitions and installations. Glasgow International Festival of Visual Art Runs (20 April–7 May 2012)The Glasgow Festival’s opening weekend (20-22 April) made for...
Obvious highlights of 2011 included Miro and Richter at the Tate, Leonardo at the National Gallery, Toulouse-Lautrec at the Courtald, Degas at the Royal Academy, Twombly/Poussin at Dulwich, Pistoletto at the Serpentine, Struth and Sasnal at the Whitechapel, New...
10th edition art fair rocks with $2.5 billion of art offeredIt is the final day of November 2011 and this could only mean the preview day of Art Basel Miami and its VIP extravaganza. The Americans do this well and believe me with over $2.5 billion worth of art,...
Crunch festival November 2011 promises diverse programme of art, music, and lectures on Welsh borderCrunch is not only one of the newest fairs to challenge the hegemony of the world’s established art fairs, but also the most novel. Combining art, lectures, and...
Dealers Sell to New Collectors Fair Achieves Positive ResultsStrong sales and an impressive turnout for The Pavilion of Art & Design London 2011. As the fifth edition closed on Sunday, exhibitors reported an influx of new collectors and visitors. 58 galleries from...
It’s that time of year again, and the word is out from ArtReview on its annual Power 100 list, released to coincide with the Frieze Art Fair in London. Given that, last week, ArtLyst published its very own alternative list that that we feel captures the zeitgeist of...
Every October, the art community eagerly anticipates the release of ArtReview’s Power 100, the list that promises to provide ‘a comprehensive listing of the art world’s most powerful figures’. But, something is amiss: with misguided criteria such as ‘sheer financial...