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Louise Nevelson: Recreating A Slightly Mournful Age In Black

by News Desk | Jun 14, 2016 | Reviews

The big campaign to give more recognition to women artist is gathering pace at Tate Modern, with a solo show by Mona Hatoum on view and one by Georgia O’Keeffe opening soon. It’s high time – t would be churlish to deny that. Now Pace London has joined in, with a big...
Alex Katz Drive-by Art: An Exploitation of Flatness By Edward Lucie-Smith

Alex Katz Drive-by Art: An Exploitation of Flatness By Edward Lucie-Smith

by News Desk | Jun 10, 2016 | Reviews

Alex Katz (b. 1927) is a senior figure, in all senses of that term, in the American art world, but perhaps not quite such a big deal here in London as some of this compatriots and contemporaries. If you are Jasper Johns (b. 1930) you get the Courtauld Gallery, side by...
Bhupen Khakhar Naive Painter Or Brutally Effective Ironist

Bhupen Khakhar Naive Painter Or Brutally Effective Ironist

by News Desk | Jun 9, 2016 | Reviews

Appropriately entitled ‘You Can’t Please All’, the show at Tate Modern for this celebrated Indian artist is first international respective of his work to be held anywhere since his death in 2003. The handlist to the exhibition rashly asserts that Khakhar ‘played a...
Richard Wilson’s Duo Vision Helps Evolve Royal Academy Summer Show 2016

Richard Wilson’s Duo Vision Helps Evolve Royal Academy Summer Show 2016

by News Desk | Jun 8, 2016 | Reviews

This year’s Royal Academy Summer Exhibition is the 248th edition and opens to the public next week on 13 June.  One of the founding principles of the Royal Academy was to mount an annual exhibition open to all artists in order to finance the training of young artists...
Yayoi Kusama: Mesmerising Attractions Despite Queues Like Disneyland

Yayoi Kusama: Mesmerising Attractions Despite Queues Like Disneyland

by News Desk | May 25, 2016 | Reviews

It’s six o’clock on a warm spring night, I head to down to the Victoria Miro Gallery in Islington to the private view of the much-anticipated Yayoi Kusama exhibition. I’m early but there’s a long queue that stretches all the way down Wharf Road and I trudge to the...
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