Art Reviews

6 April 2020 by Tabish Khan in ART, Art Reviews., The Top 5 Art Exhibitions to see this week

The Top 5 offline Art Exhibitions that you can now see Online

The Top 5 offline Art Exhibitions that you can now see Online includes Lights, health, mirrors, breasts and beauty.

21 March 2020 by Paul Carey-Kent in Art Reviews., Paul Carey-Kent Art Stuff on a Train

Virtually Hong Kong

Art Basel viewing Rooms (available 18-25 March following the cancellation and return of 75% of fees) shows no particular platform innovations in allowing galleries to showcase what would have been at the fair.

17 March 2020 by Ksenya Blokhina in Art Reviews., Art Stuff Rotterdam

OBJECT Rotterdam: Highlights

Last month’s Rotterdam Art Week offered an exciting snapshot of the Dutch port city’s dynamic and vibrant art scene.

15 March 2020 by Ksenya Blokhina in Art Reviews., Art Stuff Amsterdam, EXHIBITIONS, Photography

Marian Goodman Gallery opens Dutch Photographer Rineke Dijkstra’s first solo show in 10 years

Rineke’s first UK solo show in a decade opened last night at Marian Goodman Gallery. The exhibition hones in on the artist’s approach to portrait photography. The Dutch photographer presented a new series of family portraits exploring the awkward vulnerability and transience of adolescence.

15 March 2020 by Tabish Khan in Art and Exhibitions, Art Reviews., Art Stuff London, EXHIBITIONS, The Top 5 Art Exhibitions to see this week

The Top 5 Art Exhibitions to see in London in late March

Wooden dolls, a chair on a ceiling, a fountain, a funeral and an autopsy.

15 March 2020 by Staff in Art Reviews., EXHIBITIONS

Warhol at Tate Modern REVIEW.

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.

11 March 2020 by Meike Brunkhorst in Art Reviews., EXHIBITIONS

Rendered Reality, a joint presentation of works by Joonhong Min and Shinuk Suh, opened at the Korean Cultural Centre in London

Rendered Reality, a joint presentation of works by Joonhong Min and Shinuk Suh, opened at the Korean Cultural Centre in London last month.

11 March 2020 by Paul Carey-Kent in Art Reviews., EXHIBITIONS, Paul Carey-Kent Art Stuff on a Train

The Residency Effect – with Helen Cammock and Jenny Morgan

Helen Cammock, a member of the collective which shared last year’s Turner Prize, has been in residence at the Wysing Arts Centre, just outside Cambridge.

8 March 2020 by Tabish Khan in Art Reviews., EXHIBITIONS

The Top 5 Art exhibitions to see outside of London

Vacuum cleaners, gods, hallucinogens, art in the USA and lots of colour.

5 March 2020 by Paul Carey-Kent in Art Reviews., EXHIBITIONS, Paul Carey-Kent Art Stuff on a Train

Portrait special

It’s easy enough to ignore the genre of portrait painting in the age of the camera, but the best examples do plenty apart from that. David Hockney carries on the tradition in his new show at the National Portrait Gallery, but it isn’t hard to find interesting portraits on elsewhere. Here are three…