21 April 2020 • Staff
GalleriesNow is the world’s leading gallery guide, with everything you need to know about great art wherever you are Our selection of six great exhibitions recorded in VR for you to make a virtual visit online.
14 April 2020 • Staff
GalleriesNow is the world’s leading gallery guide, with everything you need to know about great art wherever you are. Our selection of six great exhibitions recorded in VR for you to make a virtual visit online.
8 April 2020 • Staff
The millennial entrepreneurial duo have launched online initiatives to keep you connected with art while you’re in isolation. I virtually connect with them to learn more about what they’re doing at the moment and how they have had to adapt.
6 April 2020 • Staff
GalleriesNow pick of six great exhibitions – all recorded in VR so you can use goggles, your phone, or the website to transport yourself and experience more great exhibitions.
31 March 2020 • Staff
6 great exhibitions you can visit right now, in VR! – in New York, London, Paris – selected GalleriesNow.
15 March 2020 • Staff
One would think we have seen all sides of Andy Warhol, his artistic legacy and cult of many personas having always lived in the limelight even long after his death. Nevertheless, Tate Modern’s large-scale exhibition approaches the artist’s robust oeuvre and iconic personality from a refreshingly intimate angle.
14 February 2020 • Staff
Hitting Frieze LA this weekend? Here are our top 5 must-see booths at this year’s much anticipated fair.
14 February 2020 • Staff
Frieze is back for its second Los Angeles edition this weekend and the City of Angels is delivering an art itinerary worthy of its name. In terms of fairs, visitors can head to Frieze, Felix, Spring Break and ALAC, but concurrently LA’s many commercial galleries are also presenting fantastic shows. Here are our top 5 exhibitions across Lalaland to check out during Frieze week.
16 January 2020 • Staff
6 must-see exhibitions ending this week – in New York, London, Paris – selected by GalleriesNow
15 January 2020 • Staff
Technology has caught up with Selma Parlour. The abstract painter has long made work which looks to be modelled on screen and then machined onto the linen which she favours. Now she has accessed three actual ‘machines’ to augment her brush and add a further conceptual dimension to her explorations of non-referential form, luminous colour, precision draftsmanship, pictorial language, and flatness.
9 January 2020 • Staff
GalleriesNow is the world’s leading gallery guide, with everything you need to know about great art wherever you are
22 November 2019 • Staff
GalleriesNow is the world’s leading gallery guide – everything you need to know about great exhibitions, wherever you are. Every week for FAD they choose a select group of exhibitions for you to visit.
15 November 2019 • Staff
GalleriesNow is the world’s leading gallery guide – everything you need to know about great exhibitions, wherever you are. Every week for FAD they choose a select group of exhibitions for you to visit.
7 November 2019 • Staff
GalleriesNow is the world’s leading gallery guide – everything you need to know about great exhibitions
1 November 2019 • Staff
As this year’s Istanbul Biennial comes into its final weeks, we visited the city to experience the 16th iteration of the renowned fair.
22 October 2019 • Staff
Salvage Rhythms is a piece about becoming. Devised by Sam Williams as part of his ongoing project Latent Commons, this performance work was presented at Somerset House AGM, alongside a live sound score in collaboration with the musician Roly Porter.
10 October 2019 • Staff
Anna Maria Maiolino: Making Love Revolutionary is the first UK retrospective of the pioneering artist and chronicles sixty years of political, personal and cultural shifts with 150 works, many on display in the UK for the first time.
9 October 2019 • Staff
Every year, the multicultural city of Toulouse houses Latin America’s top graffiti artists, who descend on France for the annual Latino Graf festival.
5 October 2019 • Staff
Seven to see at Sunday Art Fair this weekend
23 August 2019 • Staff
LIAF, Lofoten International Art Festival, is a migratory biennial in the archipelago of Lofoten in the Arctic Circle and Norway’s longest-running visual arts biennial, originating in 1991.
20 August 2019 • Staff
On July 6th, Vanmachelen’s most awaited project yet “LABIOMISTA” opened to the public. The “new-age zoo” saw over 4,000 visitors on its first weekend. I was lucky enough to be invited for a sneak peek and a chat with Vanmachelen before its opening.
19 August 2019 • Staff
When first approaching VITRINE, Basel, where Hong Kong-based artist Nadim Abbas’ exhibition ‘Poor Toy’ is being exhibited, only fragments of the show become visible through the reflections of the surrounding cityscape.
12 July 2019 • Staff
The Real: Three Propositions stylistically ties together the works of Des Lawrence, Konrad Klapheck and Peter Dreher as sharp, figurative pieces with the mutual interest of treating the real
8 July 2019 • Staff
Since its foundation 124 years ago, The Venice Biennale remains the most relevant art exposition in the world, its ethos closer to Olympics than an art fair.
