Louise Giovanelli, Danica Lundy and Ilana Savdie at White Cube Bermondsey
Next week, White Cube Bermondsey opens three solo exhibitions by painters Louise Giovanelli (b. 1993, London, UK), Danica Lundy (b. 1991,… Read More
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31 Disabled artists to disrupt 30 museums and galleries across the UK with surreal interventions
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Tate announces 2023 programme including solo shows for Philip Guston, Isaac Julien + Sarah Lucas.
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In the Black Fantastic
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Edvard Munch, Rock Star
I’ve seen a lot of Edvard Munch lately: in Oslo’s new 13-floor ‘Munch’ and even newer National Museum (both of which have versions of ‘The Scream’ and plenty else) and at the Courtauld in London. ‘Masterpieces from Bergen’ (to 3 Sept) has a comparatively modest but high standard 18 canvasses.
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Artes Mundi announces artist shortlist & venues for 10th-anniversary edition
The UK’s leading biennial exhibition and international contemporary art prize, Artes Mundi 10 with has announced the shortlist of seven… Read More
31 Disabled artists to disrupt 30 museums and galleries across the UK with surreal interventions
On 2nd July 2022, 31 Disabled artists will disrupt 30 museums and galleries across the UK with surreal interventions in recognition of the 102nd anniversary of the first Dada International Exhibition
Tate announces 2023 programme including solo shows for Philip Guston, Isaac Julien + Sarah Lucas.
Tate today announces its programme of exhibitions for 2023. Two ground-breaking figures in modern art, Hilma af Klint and Piet Mondrian,… Read More
Frieze Seoul reveal over 110 galleries for first fair in Asia
Frieze today revealed initial details of the inaugural edition of Frieze Seoul, which will take place at COEX from September 2nd to 5th, 2022.
Exhibitions
Louise Giovanelli, Danica Lundy and Ilana Savdie at White Cube Bermondsey
Next week, White Cube Bermondsey opens three solo exhibitions by painters Louise Giovanelli (b. 1993, London, UK), Danica Lundy (b. 1991,… Read More
Mothering is a collective investigation into motherhood.
Mothering is not just a moment in time.Mothering is ancestral, ambivalent, unstructural.Mothering is all of us. It is when motherhood… Read More
In the Black Fantastic
The Hayward Gallery opens In the Black Fantastic, today the UK’s first major exhibition dedicated to the work of Black artists who use fantastical elements to… Read More
Edvard Munch, Rock Star
I’ve seen a lot of Edvard Munch lately: in Oslo’s new 13-floor ‘Munch’ and even newer National Museum (both of which have versions of ‘The Scream’ and plenty else) and at the Courtauld in London. ‘Masterpieces from Bergen’ (to 3 Sept) has a comparatively modest but high standard 18 canvasses.
Lise Bouissiere Rollercoaster
‘Roller Coaster’ by Lise Bouissiere is on show at the Brompton Cemetary, inspired by London’s cityscape and the cranes constantly… Read More
The most interesting thing is the thing that is not there, the thing that just evades scrutiny, the thing that hangs like cobwebs in the background
Cornelia Parker’s work is all about that liminal thing and, in this show at Tate Britain, it looms large. Indeed, one quickly forms the impression that she – intentionally or otherwise – is making the art that this fractured, restless world deserves.
Barbara Kruger first presentation at David Zwirner opens this week.
American artist Barbara Kruger opens a new exhibition at David Zwirner this week spanning the gallery’s three locations on West 19th Street in New York, this will be Kruger’s first presentation at the gallery since the announcement of her representation in 2019.
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An indoor beach, nature indoors and whole load of birds.
Interviews
3 million visitors, £430+ million sales, and 16 art fairs & it all began in Parsons Green.
We caught up with Will Ramsay owner of Ramsay Fairs which includes the brands’ Affordable Art Fair, Volta, Pulse, Art… Read More
Sculptor Richard Mackness on his piece ‘DOMUS’, part of the Kensignton + Chelsea Art Week Public Sculpture Trail 2022
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Orlanda Broom – ‘At a certain point it’s beyond my control, the resin will keep moving’
We caught up with British contemporary artist Orlanda Broom during her first solo show of new abstract works at Grove… Read More
A conversation between Katy Stubbs and Phillip Edward Spradley
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