Tilda Swinton Transforms MoMa Into A Narcoleptic Peep Show
The Oscar-winning actress Tilda Swinton has taken on a new role – as a performance artist, sleeping in a glass… Read More
26 March 2013
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Toyo Ito Announced As Winner Of Pritzker Architecture Prize 2013
Toyo Ito, a 71 year old architect whose architectural practice is based in Tokyo, Japan and is best known in… Read More
20 March 2013
Ai Weiwei Unveils 900 Square Meter Painting In Chile
An enormous 900-square-meter painting by the Chinese dissident artist Ai Weiwei was unveiled this weekend in the Chilean port Valparaiso…. Read More
17 March 2013
Ai Weiwei Rocks As New Album Gets Global Release
The Chinese dissident artist Ai Weiwei, is about to release his first hard rock album. The recording will be available… Read More
13 March 2013
William Turnbull: Head, Mask And Totem Imagery Chatsworth House
Chatsworth House opens for the 2013 season on Sunday 10 March with an exciting solo exhibition of painting and sculpture… Read More
9 March 2013
Fischli / Weiss Rock Of Ages Unveiled In Kensington Gardens
A monumental installation by the world-renowned artist duo Fischli/Weiss is unveiled this morning (Friday 8 March 2013) in Kensington Gardens… Read More
7 March 2013
New Little Black Book By Ai Weiwei Published
In a direct reference to Chairman Mao’s ‘Little Red Book’, Ai Weiwei’s “little black book” demonstrates the concise wisdom of… Read More
5 March 2013
Welcome To Iraq: After Decades of Censorship Iraq conquers Venice Biennale
The Ruya Foundation for Contemporary Culture in Iraq (RUYA), commissioners of the official Iraq Pavilion at the 55th International Art… Read More
4 March 2013
Anish Kapoor Exhibition In Sydney Proves Hit With The Public
The first major exhibition in Australia by the celebrated British artist Anish Kapoor which opened as part of the Sydney… Read More
4 March 2013
London Art Exhibitions: Questions Of Space – March 2013
Paul Carey-Kent Gives Us A Taste Of What’s Unmissable For March London’s art scene is too rich to take… Read More
28 February 2013
Nicola Lees Appointed Curator of Frieze Foundation 2013
Nicola Lees has been appointed the new Curator of Frieze Foundation, responsible for the unique programme of artist commissions, which… Read More
23 February 2013
Mark Wallinger Spearheads London Underground’s Largest Art Commission
Mark Wallinger has been chosen as the artist to spearhead the largest ever commission for London Underground. 270 permanent art… Read More
7 February 2013
Ai Weiwei Unveils Nude Space Hopper Like Sculptures In Singapore
Ai Weiwei the Chinese activist and dissident artist has joined forces with the Hong Kong-based toy designer Eric So to… Read More
30 January 2013
Richard Prince Deconstructs An Iconic Aura With New Paintings
A new exhibition of paintings by Richard Prince, his first exhibition in London since his ‘Continuation’ retrospective at the Serpentine… Read More
23 January 2013
Issues Surrounding Masculinity Are Explored In New London Exhibition
An exhibition that addresses issues surrounding Masculinity from a variety of perspectives is opening at the Sumarria Lunn Gallery in… Read More
22 January 2013
Tate Tanks Stages An Over Sixties Silver Action Feminist Performance
On 3 February 2013, hundreds of women over the age of sixty will converge on The Tate Tanks in Bankside… Read More
21 January 2013
Ai Weiwei Projects Freedom Texts On Washington Buildings
The Hirshhorn Museum in conjunction with the the Newseum is presenting a project featuring images and quotes by the Chinese… Read More
18 January 2013
London Art Fair Announce Final Gallery and Projects Lineup
The 2013 edition of the London Art Fair, which is also their 25th anniversary, has announced their final gallery line-up… Read More
14 January 2013
Ten Good Reasons To Visit The London Art Fair By Paul Carey-Kent
Ah, the London Art Fair (Previews 15 Jan, public opening 16-20 Jan at the Business Design Centre, 52 Upper Street,… Read More
4 January 2013
Art Stories That Mattered In 2012 – The First Six Months
Art is usually a subject that gets missed off of the popular year end roundups, but as I sit here… Read More
31 December 2012
Contemporary Artists, Critics and Industry Insiders Who Have Died In 2012
In Memoriam: 2012 has been a devastating year by virtue of the numbers of truly remarkable artists, critics, curators, gallerists… Read More
28 December 2012
Craigie Aitchison Defaced Self Portrait Purchased By The National Portrait Gallery
A self-portrait which had been defaced by the late artist Craigie Aitchison, has been bought by the National Portrait Gallery,… Read More
17 December 2012
Elmgreen & Dragset Create Site-Specific Installation For V&A
The V&A has commissioned leading contemporary artists Michael Elmgreen and Ingar Dragset to create a major site-specific installation in the… Read More
10 December 2012
Iconic Architect Oscar Niemeyer His Legacy Lives On
Pritzker Prize winning Brazilian architect Oscar Niemeyer has died age 104. The iconic designer started his career in the 1930s… Read More
6 December 2012
International Museum Openings And Exhibitions Of Note In 2013
The most important museum opening in 2013 is the Grand Opening of the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam on 13 April after… Read More
4 December 2012
Conference For Emerging Art Organisers Pack Out Goldsmiths’ Auditorium
The second annual Conference for Emerging Art Organisers arranged by ALISN (Artists-led Initiative Support Network) took place last Saturday at… Read More
28 November 2012
Art Below Showcases Selected Works From AKA Peace Series
From 26th November Art Below will be showcasing selected works from the AKA Peace series on the London Underground. ‘AKA… Read More
20 November 2012
William Turnbull Celebrated Painter And Sculptor Dead At 90
William Turnbull a former RAF pilot who became one of the top British artists has died age 90. Turnbull was… Read More
16 November 2012
Art Basel Miami Announces Conversations And Art Salon Lineup
Tate Modern’s Chris Dercon and the Serpentine’s Hans Ulrich Obrist lead stellar discussions lineup at this years Art Basel Miami…. Read More
13 November 2012
William Turnbull Exhibition Announced For Chatsworth House
William Turnbull, a major figure of post-war British art is presented in a new exhibition exploring his work. The show… Read More
13 November 2012
Whitechapel Presents Laure Prouvost Max Mara Women’s Art Prize Winner
Laure Prouvost’s short films and installations unhinge the connection between language and understanding, opening out new horizons of meaning. From… Read More
12 November 2012
WOULD BRITISH ARTISTS BE BETTER OFF IN CANADA?
Paul Carey-Kent Surveys A CHOICE FROM WINNIPEG I’ve just had the chance to visit Winnipeg (population 700,000, Canada’s 8th largest),… Read More
7 November 2012