Tim Stoner: Uprooted
Alex Vardaxoglou is to present a solo exhibition of new work by British artist Tim Stoner (b. 1970), at their… Read More
EXHIBITIONS
The Factory Project: HAZE
Opening this October in a 67,000 sqft industrial space The Factory Project promises to be one of the highlights of Frieze week…. Read More
The Top 6 Exhibitions to see in Mayfair
Six shows to see in the heart of the West End, from sculpture to photography.
Pigeon Park
Created within the socio-political cul de sac that is post-Brexit Britain, Pigeon Park pokes fun at the inherited hierarchies of the old order and asks the question of the role and relevance of art as a luxurious commodity in times of social prohibition and uncertainty.
The Factory Project: Gallery No.32
Opening this October in a 67,000 sqft industrial space The Factory Project promises to be one of the highlights of Frieze week…. Read More
Show Me Yours…(The Politics of Aesthetics)
Bringing together a small group of artists whose work shows rather than tells and whose work is an exercise in the politics of aesthetics.
Marina Abramovic goes all Maria Callas for two Lisson shows.
Marina Abramovic has opened two shows with Lisson Gallery this week in London on Lisson Street and Cork Street, presenting the culmination of her lifelong passion and empathy for the talented and tragic figure of singer Maria Callas
Artist Michael Lau’s solo exhibition MAXX HEADROOM to open at Woaw Gallery.
Woaw Gallery is to present MAXX HEADROOM at its Central gallery space. A collaboration with renowned Hong Kong-based artist Michael… Read More
New Tate Britain exhibition set to explore four generations of Caribbean-British art.
Opening at Tate Britain in December, Life Between Islands will be a landmark exhibition exploring the extraordinary breadth of Caribbean-British art over four generations
Running across the basement galleries of the CCA – Sam Keogh: Sated Soldier, Sated Peasant, Sated Scribe.
Running across the basement galleries of the CCA, artist Sam Keogh (b.1985, Wicklow, Ireland) presents performances, ceramic sculptures and collaged… Read More
Olivia Sterling Really Rough Scrubbing Brush to open at Goldsmiths CCA.
Olivia Sterling’s (b. 1996, Peterborough) new body of work, commissioned by the CCA as part of the Episodes programme, focuses on colour-changing bodies through tanning or fake tan, on the stage of the bacchanalian British package holiday.
Kate Bickmore Studio Visit: Landscapes of the Flesh.
The quintessential characteristic of London’s weather is that you can never tell what it’s going to do next. Forming a… Read More
The Factory Project: Jerome
Opening this October in a 67,000 sqft industrial space The Factory Project promises to be one of the highlights of Frieze week…. Read More
breeze is the inaugural group show at Pear Tree Open Gallery
breeze is the inaugural show at The Pear Tree Open Gallery presented by The Essential School of Painting. “alternative experimental… Read More
The Top 5 Art Exhibitions to see in late September
Facebook, bones, snooker tables, Patrick Stewart and online art.
Barbara Hammer, “Tell me there is a lesbian forever…”
Centring on a selection of works that demonstrate the range of Hammer’s technical, figurative and abstract investigations in 16mm film, collage,… Read More
Review: Mixing It Up leads to mixed results at Hayward Gallery
Mixing it up with mixed results in a new Hayward Gallery exhibition.
Award-winning exhibition against London arms fair back for third run
Art the Arms Fair intends to expose the DSEI arms fair, which is held with the support of the UK Government in London every two years. One of the world’s largest arms fairs, DSEI opens its doors for one reason only – to push for as many arms sales as possible, including to official delegations from countries with poor human rights records and those involved in conflict.
Photo London 2021
After a one-year pandemic-induced hiatus, Photo London is back with a bang, opening on a scorching September day at the… Read More
The Fair has Legs: Photo London
Photo London opens today (to 12 Sept), and where two years back people might have been wondering ‘Are there too many fairs?’ now it’s ‘Wow, a fair!’ And although there is a reduced international presence, especially from America and Asia, the 88 galleries have responded well. My guess is that more than half the images show people, and most of those give some focus to the face. But what about the legs? Here is a selection…
10 exhibitions to visit in New York during The Armory Show
The Armory Show opens on Thursday this week you can see our choice of booths to view here – but… Read More
Claire Oliver Gallery Presents Photographs of Black Panthers by Jeffrey Henson Scales
Claire Oliver Gallery is presenting the gallery’s debut solo exhibition by photographer Jeffrey Henson Scales, In A Time of Panthers: The Lost… Read More
The Factory Project: Pacheanne Anderson
Opening this October in a 67,000 sqft industrial space The Factory Project promises to be one of the highlights of Frieze week…. Read More
10 Booths to see at The Armory Show 2021
The Armory Show opens its doors for VIP previews this Thursday 9th September and runs through to 12th September featuring… Read More