‘Colour Space’, a series of new paintings by Damien Hirst are exhibited for the first time in the State Rooms at the 18th Century Stately Home Houghton Hall, along with a series of sculptures installed in the house and park until 15 July 2018.
Continue Reading...A New Spirit Then, A New Spirit Now, 1981-2018. Curated by Norman Rosenthal, this exhibition reconstructs and reinterprets A New Spirit in Painting, a seminal presentation of 20th-century painting at the Royal Academy of Arts in London co-curated by Rosenthal with Nicholas Serota and Christos Joachimides in 1981.
Continue Reading...This group exhibition brings together the practices of eight artists, working across painting, sculpture, ceramic and video. Artists: Hannah Tilson, Anousha Payne, Bea Bonafini, Michaela Yearwood-Dan, Jonathan Lux, Jennifer Mehigan, Eva Gold, Milly Peck.
Continue Reading...BOOM FOR REAL: THE LATE TEENAGE YEARS OF JEAN-MICHEL BASQUIAT follows Basquiat’s life pre-fame and how New York City, the times, the people and the movements surrounding him formed the artist he became
Continue Reading...Grid Art Fair will present its inaugural event next week, launching as a new series of exciting weekend events at 1 Paris Garden. Happening on a regular basis throughout the year, Grid Art Fair presents a fresh perspective and a new carefully selected roster of 50 artists per edition.
Continue Reading...‘Three Cities’, a new exhibition by Niall O’Brien explores Santa Clara’s ‘Silicon Valley’ through a series of intuitive landscapes and portraits, shot in and around the county’s seven-mile long Bascom Avenue.
Continue Reading...Created by London-based artists Something & Son to help tackle sky-high shop rents in London and support new design talent, the concept store 50m will offer exciting new designers a place to showcase their work in the highly-sought-after Eccleston Yards, alongside independent fashion, food, co-working and wellbeing brands.
Continue Reading...Marina Abramovic, born in Belgrade in 1946, is one of the most controversial and most-discussed artists, especially in respect of her performances, in which, time and again, she explores and transgresses her own physical and mental boundaries.
Continue Reading...Helen Cammock is the seventh winner of the prestigious Max Mara Art Prize for Women. The Prize produced in collaboration with Whitechapel gallery supports UK-based female artists who have not previously had a solo survey exhibition, making it the only visual art prize of its kind the UK.
Continue Reading...Picasso isn’t strongly associated with setting up ambiguity in his paintings in the same systematic way as Dali is through his ‘paranoiac critical’ method in which elephants become swans etc. However, a couple of motifs from the tremendous show at the Tate may change your mind..
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