Cave of Melting Intimacies: A Review for Devon Chen’s Solo Exhibition
8 May 2026 • Guest
In Devon Chen’s Solo Exhibition her ceramic installations interlock with rhythmic precision, carving out a cave-like sanctuary of delicate intimacy.
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Yaxuan Liao: Emotional Algorithm.
24 April 2026 • Guest
Emotional Algorithm is not simply an attempt to visualise digital code but an exploration of how computer data can shape the experience itself
Investec Cape Town Art Fair: Appetite and Attention
23 February 2026 • Guest
I love seeing a genuine appetite for art — and that is exactly what I felt at the Investec Cape… Read More
Boaz Parnas: Swallowed Whole
5 January 2026 • Guest
Parnas’ practice is certainly rich with contradiction – Parnas, I think, would say as much himself –
From the Ground Up: A First Look at LAS Community & Km Zero
22 December 2025 • Guest
LAS Community is a charitable organisation that supports emerging and marginalised artists in London.
White is My Ineffable Body: A Review for Ruichao Jiang’s All About A Little Bit Fat
6 December 2025 • Guest
Whiteness. Solitude. A melancholic non-existence.
Laugh, Then Wonder Why: Marine One’s Playful Unease and Soft Subversion
28 November 2025 • Guest
Through fabric, humor, and uncanny tenderness, Marine One creates interactive installations that turn viewers into participants, and sometimes, the ones being observed.
Sarah Sze and Elizabeth Peyton: Two remarkable auction successes
19 September 2025 • Guest
At first glance, Sarah Sze and Elizabeth Peyton appear to be polar opposites.
Four years at Art-O-Rama by Iavor Lubomirov, owner of Cable Depot.
9 September 2025 • Guest
We were planning an application to the Edition & Design section of Art-O-Rama with an interactive and disruptive project
Through the Hidden Rift: Where Art Meets Transformation
27 August 2025 • Guest
This August, Arts Archive London presented Through the Hidden Rift at Looloolook Gallery in Paris
From East to West: Hanx Liu’s Cultural Nomadism and Hauntological Scripturality
22 July 2025 • Guest
The term “World Literature” was first coined in the 19th century by German poet Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, who was… Read More
The Top 3 Japanese ultra-contemporary artists
1 July 2025 • Guest
On the international art market, the young Japanese art scene is currently brighter than it has been for a long while
On Yijia Wu’s Materiality of Time
16 June 2025 • Guest
For London-based Chinese artist Yijia Wu, mundane objects become the playground of the absurd.
David Fryer In-Retrospect at Gallery 46
6 June 2025 • Guest
David Fryer has eschewed commercial galleries and worked within a community of fellow London post-conceptualists.
Rowley Haynes – Slip.
30 April 2025 • Guest
But as the painting progresses, these figures gradually slip elsewhere, becoming broader, more unclassifiable beings.
Now in its 16th year, India Art Fair has well and truly come of age.
11 February 2025 • Guest
This edition of the India Art Fair is bigger and better than any of previous I’ve visited, with a formidable… Read More
Julian Wild talks to FAD about his upcoming exhibition Topping Out.
13 January 2025 • Guest
Julian Wild talks to Thorp Stavri for FAD Magazine about his art practice and his upcoming exhibition Topping Out. Could… Read More
Alexander de Cadenet’s ‘World Domination Burgers’.
30 December 2024 • Guest
London arguably has the largest collection of useless lumps of bronze masquerading as art in the world – bronze is… Read More
Chen Momo: The Temporal Poet of Digital Art
18 December 2024 • Guest
Words Yijia Liu & Luyao. Chen Momo is a visual artist who constructs surreal worlds through digital imagery. His works… Read More
Minotaurs, Fashion & 1970’s Deserts- it must be another Robert Rubbish exhibition.
9 December 2024 • Guest
A new Robert Rubbish exhibition has opened in Fulham. The exhibition features a selection of works from previous exhibitions. Below… Read More
Ranny Macdonald: ‘One Small Step’, General Assembly Review
28 November 2024 • Guest
Curator and writer Anna Moss reviews Ranny Macdonald’s solo presentation, One Small Step at General Assembly.
WARHOLMANIA
7 September 2024 • Guest
WarholMania is an extraordinary exhibition showcasing mainly black-and-white photographs that vividly capture Andy Warhol and his world
Antic Hay – the permanence of the dance and its inescapable beat
21 August 2024 • Guest
Maltese artist Sebastian Tanti Burlò whose exhibition Antic Hay has just opened at Cicek Gallery sat down with writer, editor… Read More
Dom Bouffard talks to Tally de Orellana for FAD magazine.
11 July 2024 • Guest
Artist Dom Bouffard sat down with the curator of his solo exhibition Tally de Orellana to talk about his artistic… Read More