In a series of new sculptures, made primarily of cast and painted bronze, Liz Craft continues to take inspiration from an evident Californian vernacular, fusing mythical and fantastical imagery with everyday objects such as discarded furniture and knickknacks.
2nd June -1st July, 2006
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Ahead of his forthcoming UK museum survey exhibition at Spike Island, Bristol (31st May – 7th September 2025) touring to […]
Sagarika Sundaram (b.1986, Kolkata, India; lives and works in New York, US) describes her process as one of transformation: ‘There’s an alchemy to it,’ she says of her work. ‘It changes in its final form.’
Alison Jacques has announced the representation of one of Britain’s foremost sculptors Alison Wilding (b.1948 Blackburn, Lancashire, UK). Wilding is […]
Apples, textiles, a studio, wire heads, maps and tongues.
Tim Burton exhibition drives biggest advance ticket sales in Design Museum’s history The Design Museum today reveals that its major exhibition on the exceptional career of director Tim Burton has smashed the…
The Top 6 Exhibitions to see in London in Late October Seats, shadows, shelter, Sami, Dante and an infinity room.
The Top Art Books to Read this Autumn Fraud, artists, the art market, novels and mirrors. 
31 Subway Drawings by Keith Haring to be offered by Sotheby’s This November in New York, Sotheby’s will present Art in Transit: 31 Keith Haring Subway Drawings from the Collection of…
