Exhibitions chosen by FAD magazine

Ebecho Muslimova – A Humanity that’s Impossible to Contain.

In the combined age of computer-generated images, and concepts which sound more like selling points than reasons to make something,… Read More

UTOPIA explores imagery of mysticism as a vehicle for understanding the complexity and ambiguity of contemporary life and our unstable realities.

Utopia is a group exhibition with works by Sholto Blissett, Harm Gerdes, Nicholas Grafia, Donna Huanca, Bayrol Jiménez, Shuang Li,… Read More

The Top 5 Exhibitions to see before the end of 2021

Tabish Khan the @LondonArtCritic picks his exhibitions to see before the end of the year – all closing soon. Each one comes… Read More

Nicholas Pankhurst – Dream Algebra

French Riviera presents Nicholas Pankhurst – Dream Algebra, the artist’s second solo exhibition at the gallery. On view will be a series… Read More

RIJKSMUSEUM TO STAGE THE LARGEST VERMEER EXHIBITION EVER

In the spring of 2023, the Rijksmuseum, the national museum of the Netherlands, will dedicate a retrospective exhibition to the… Read More

Ally Rosenberg straddles ironic sincerity and sincere irony, decoding the fluid relationship between body, mind and inhabited space.

In his debut solo show, On Solid Ground, Ally Rosenberg straddles ironic sincerity and sincere irony, decoding the fluid relationship… Read More

Alex Israel x Snapschat AR exhibition at The Bass Museum

Alex Israel x Snapchat have an exhibition at The Bass Museum of works that use Snap’s augmented reality (AR) technology to bring Alex Israel’s Self-Portraits to… Read More

The ICA to present Decriminalised Futures, an exhibition inspired by the sex workers rights movement.

In February 2022, the Institute of Contemporary Arts will present Decriminalised Futures, a group exhibition featuring thirteen international artists whose… Read More

New gallery USUAL BUSINESS to open in Camden London.

USUAL BUSINESS, a contemporary gallery on Camden Road, London, opens this week. The project, founded and curated by Miles Tuddenham,… Read More

The Top 5 Museum Exhibitions to see this Winter

Tabish Khan the @LondonArtCritic picks his top museum exhibitions to see this winter – all closing soon. Each one comes with a… Read More

POP ART From Warhol to Panamarenko Collection Matthys-Colle & S.M.A.K

In 2019, the Flemish Community-acquired ‘Great American Nude #45’ (1963) by Tom Wesselmann from the Matthys-Colle Collection. The purchase was… Read More

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SANTIAGO MONTOYA Solo Presentation at Context Art Miami.

Offshoot Arts are presenting a solo exhibition with Colombian artist Santiago Montoya at CONTEXT Art Fair in Miami. Which opens… Read More

Wild Horses an exhibition of painting and photography by a group of artists, focusing on their gaze, specifically looking at the couple.

‘Wild Horses’ is an exhibition of painting and photography by a group of artists, focusing on their gaze, specifically looking… Read More

KNOCKING IT OUT OF THE PARK a group show of work by 8 international artists.

Paint Talk & GALLERY46 present ‘Knocking It Out Of The Park’, a group show of work by 8 international artists Joshua… Read More

DANIEL LISMORE: BE YOURSELF; EVERYONE ELSE IS ALREADY TAKEN

“Daniel’s looks are fearless mashups of haute couture, salvage, religious paraphernalia, and club culture. He is one of the few… Read More

abovetheClouds a new vertigo-inducing art salon launches this week.

Friday 26th November 2021 sees the launch of a new vertigo-inducing art salon: abovetheClouds, a hyper-real exhibition space way up at the dizzying 31st floor of a skyscraper, which also just happens to offer a grounding experience in its 30-seat cinema theatre.

WORLDS COLLIDING: Angela Bulloch’s Rainbow Unicorn Rhombus at Simon Lee Gallery

In contrast to a fellow stack sculptor whose show I just reviewed (Annie Morris), multimedia artist Angela Bulloch deals in… Read More

‘DREAMS ARE TOYS’, a new solo exhibition by artist Yael Ben-Simon.

Natasha Arselan Gallery presents‘ DREAMS ARE TOYS’, a solo exhibition by artist Yael Ben-Simon. A series of new paintings exploring the fraught relationship between history, tradition and authorship as the artists “borrows” museum artefacts from bygone eras and places them in imaginative new environments.

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