
The Top 5 Art Initiatives to experience in Lockdown
The top 5 remote art initiatives outside of exhibitions.
FAD Magazine covers contemporary art- News, Exhibitions, Interviews and cool art stuff reported on from London
The top 5 remote art initiatives outside of exhibitions.
The Gallerie dell’Accademia di Venezia has announced that Anish Kapoor will be the first British artist to be honoured with a… Read More
Beginning February 25th, 2021, Vito Schnabel Gallery will present Robert Nava: Angels, the first New York solo exhibition for the Brooklyn–based artist.
Much modern art uses unusual materials. The primacy of paint, canvas and marble are long gone. Often the material feeds… Read More
What does it mean to be an artist? How do you know when you’ve made it? Dublin based artist Philip Gerald examines some of the anxieties surrounding art practice in his first UK solo show at London’s PUBLIC Gallery.
It’s been a while, but the column about the value of art is back. I wrote the first 100 instalments… Read More
Claire Oliver Gallery presents Love Letters for Harlem an exhibition that showcases the talents of these four Harlem-based photographers and their work that celebrates the lives and culture of Harlem.
Tabish Khan the @LondonArtCritic picks five art exhibitions to see online this month. Each one comes with a concise review to help you decide whether it’s for you.
Steve Turner presents Best In Show, a solo exhibition by Lisbon-based Ricardo Passaporte consisting of six new paintings that depict close-up portraits of recent Westminster Kennel Dog Show winners.
White Cube is to present the ‘NEW NORMAL PICTURES’ by Gilbert & George. This major exhibition brings together 26 new pictures described by the artists as ‘celebratory, crazed and super-modern’.
This spring, Oklahoma Contemporary will present Ed Ruscha: OKLA, the first solo exhibition of work by Ed Ruscha in the artist’s home state and home town
This spring Tate Modern will present a major new exhibition of Auguste Rodin (1840-1917). It will show how he broke the rules of classical sculpture to create a dramatically different image of the human body, mirroring the ruptures, complexities and uncertainties of the modern age.
Dropping in April 2021, the Design Museum in London launches its long-awaited exhibition, Sneakers Unboxed: From Studio to Street
“The Cherry Blossoms are about beauty and life and death. They’re extreme—there’s something almosttacky about them. […] They’re decorative but… Read More
I managed to catch up with Ben Strauss Malcolm (Senior Director PACE gallery) to have a conversation about their new amazing Tara Donovan exhibition.
Sprüth Magers are presenting the first solo exhibition by Cindy Sherman at their Los Angeles gallery. In the latest series on… Read More
An upcoming exhibition aims to present the full 360-degree package of KAWS’s twenty-five-year art practice, featuring graffiti drawings, paintings, smaller collectables, furniture, recent augmented reality projects, and sculptures,
Tabish Khan the @LondonArtCritic normally picks five exhibitions to see in London, but as we’re in lockdown in the UK he has switched to books to read.
Alex Vardaxoglou is currently sharing an online Presentation of works in collaboration with British artist Mimi Hope (b. 1994), ahead of a physical exhibition at the gallery later this year.
Born in London in 1985 and based in Brooklyn, Zoë Buckman’s multidisciplinary practice incorporates sculpture, textiles, ceramics, photography, and large-scale public installations.
Kohn Gallery presents its first solo exhibition of Los Angeles-based painter and multimedia artist Kate Barbee.
Normally, I see virtually everything. Now I see everything virtually. But it’s not all bad. Not surprisingly, the big galleries have upped their game: see for example….
Wexler Gallery presents exhibition Studio K.O.S.: The Continuing Legacy of Tim Rollins and Kids of Survival (Selected works from 1987 – 2020). The exhibition marks the revival of Studio K.O.S., the pioneering art collective founded by Tim Rollins alongside his students in the Bronx in the early 1980s.
The Brooklyn based artist is known for her sculptures and installations: massive, interrupting, and urgent works made of glass, plastic,… Read More
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