
Behind the Closed Doors: Reconstructing the Narrative of Home in a Crumbling House
12 June 2025 • Mark Westall
“Behind the Closed Doors” invited audiences into an intimate yet fractured domestic world, reimagined by 28 emerging artists
Art reviews, The most interesting art exhibitions reviewed by FAD magazine.
12 June 2025 • Mark Westall
“Behind the Closed Doors” invited audiences into an intimate yet fractured domestic world, reimagined by 28 emerging artists
8 June 2025 • Meike Brunkhorst
Some of the most exciting exhibits at the London Design Biennale don’t just look good, they do good.
7 June 2025 • Tabish Khan
a new museum, satire, a war painting, swirling landscapes and pulsing membranes.
6 June 2025 • Guest
David Fryer has eschewed commercial galleries and worked within a community of fellow London post-conceptualists.
5 June 2025 • Pierre-Andre Ben Lassin
Werner Büttner and Henrique Pavão explore irony, memory, and material presence in a compelling dual exhibition at Lisbon’s Rialto6 Gallery.
5 June 2025 • Tabish Khan
An exciting debut from Riga Art Week that felt anything but raw.
5 June 2025 • Charlotte Russell
Lewis Walker present their brand new Serpentine and Edinburgh Art Festival commission, Bornsick
30 May 2025 • Tabish Khan
Demolition, a church, books, backs and portraits.
28 May 2025 • Mark Westall
The exhibition explored how human civilization continues its ongoing migration in a time shaped by mixed reality
28 May 2025 • Tabish Khan
Big hitters and emerging artists in a Palace in Warsaw, raising money for a great cause
23 May 2025 • Herbert Wright
Stage at SET Gallery, Woolwich, curated by Mengmeng Luo and Karl Xinghao Liang
22 May 2025 • Tabish Khan
Suicide, genocide and terminal illness in a powerful exhibition.
18 May 2025 • Vittoria Benzine
Artists, fans, collectors, and Andres Serrano, all queuing for a first look at Focus Art Fair
17 May 2025 • Toby Upson
Osamu Shikichi is a dancer — a choreographer and artist too.
16 May 2025 • Paul Carey-Kent
Here are ten artists that appealed to me from the many spread around 130 galleries and several additional programmes
15 May 2025 • Tabish Khan
Crowns, a jacket, skulls, tenderness and landscapes.
13 May 2025 • Toby Upson
Littlewhitehead expose the affect of ideological landscapes on the human body.
10 May 2025 • Marta Bogna-Drew
As Venice Biennale opens today, Pavilion of Applied Arts brings the concept of storage to the forefront ahead of V&A Storehouse opening in London.
10 May 2025 • Tabish Khan
Cultural greats and colonial legacies uncovered.
9 May 2025 • Vittoria Benzine
A friend I’ve known for eight years told me I have “wisdom” in my eyes recently,
9 May 2025 • Tabish Khan
Skulls, matches, gothic films, technology and migration.
7 May 2025 • Tom Glover
Grafters Collective, a network of twenty emerging artists who are either from working-class backgrounds or have faced barriers to the art world
2 May 2025 • Toby Upson
my laptop is an odd place to start a review of Amelia Barratt’s solo exhibition Out of Hours
2 May 2025 • Tabish Khan
Underwater AI, models, drums, planes, portraits and shotgun blasted works.