Lewis Walker, Bornsick, 2025- ‘I can’t see how any piece of art will compete with this for some time to come.’
5 June 2025 • Charlotte Russell
Lewis Walker present their brand new Serpentine and Edinburgh Art Festival commission, Bornsick
Author: Charlotte Russell
Charlotte Russell is an arts and culture writer based in London. She is currently on the editorial team for the Radical Art Review and enjoys writing pieces on work that transcends the boundaries of fine art, culture and craft. Follow her on Instagram: @chars_words
Recreating Feel: A personal review of Lands End by Benedikte Klüver and Eva Dixon
17 April 2024 • Charlotte Russell
Whenever I camp I cry. I’ve bought tents from bootsales for a couple of quid and watched as the fly sheet was ripped away in a storm, leaving me exposed to the elements with nothing but my rain-sodden sleeping bag for warmth.
Introducing the Filthy Fox Auction Club: Meet the London art school grads that are attracting new audiences.
6 December 2023 • Charlotte Russell
Amidst swathes of soaring rent and exorbitant university fees, it sometimes feels like London’s self-imposed title as the “creative capital”… Read More
Simone Brewster’s The Shape of Things: The critic is left at the door
4 September 2023 • Charlotte Russell
For centuries the critic has been at the forefront of cultural movements, denoting art, music, food and film as “good”… Read More
REVIEW-Albion Waves at Bloomberg SPACE
29 March 2023 • Charlotte Russell
Tucked away in an unassuming office building that houses the spectacular London Mithraeum sits Oliver Beer’s Albion Waves.
Collect 2023 has opened its doors at Somerset House and the category is: adornment baby!
2 March 2023 • Charlotte Russell
Collect 2023 evidences the ever-growing popularity of colourful glass, this year’s show favours hyper decoration and gives equal weight to works of a mixed scale across all mediums.
REVIEW: Magdalena Abakanowicz: Every Tangle of Thread and Rope at Tate Modern
16 December 2022 • Charlotte Russell
Seeing the monumental art of Magdalena Abakanowicz as an extension of her body offers us a glimpse into a complex life..
Anne Imhof, Avatar II
31 October 2022 • Charlotte Russell
Part gallery, part morgue, part locker room, part horror maze, Imhof’s current show, Avatar II leads us through feelings of tension, uneasiness, frustration and paranoia.
Betsy Bradley’s first London solo exhibition at Vardaxoglou Gallery.
21 September 2022 • Charlotte Russell
Nestled away in a quiet backstreet removed from London’s vibrant Soho is Vardaxoglou Gallery. Housing the first London exhibition by… Read More