
The Top 5 Art Exhibitions to see in London right now
Lasers, sculpture, bargains, sci-fi and meditation.
Art reviews, The most interesting art exhibitions previewed by FAD magazine.
Lasers, sculpture, bargains, sci-fi and meditation.
Frieze New York returned for the fair’s third edition at The Shed in Hudson Yards with a robust lineup of 69 local and international exhibitors, both seasoned and new.
War, sofas, shadows, portraits and a squashed coffee cup.
When the swarms of faces you can’t remember the names of become too much to handle throughout your art fair crawl, I highly recommend seeking refuge within NADA’s following selection of incredible booths, and artworks:
In 2022, artist Rachel Mars forged a replica of the replica. This was subsequently dismantled, and over four days of FORGE, developed as part of the Barbican Open Lab programme and presented in the Barbican’s Pit Theatre, she is welding the iron gate replica a second time.
Across two museological sites—the Municipal Museum of Contemporary Art Ghent (S.M.A.K.) and The FOMU Fotomuseum of Antwerp (FOMU)—Grace Ndiritu takes up something of the poetic sentiment flowing beneath Borges’ softly spoken words.
Stefan used to hang with Malcolm McLaren in the early 2000’s and like him, he understands the power of words… Read More
An animatronic stag, migrants, photorealism, a butcher’s, haunted portraits and landscapes.
The Stedelijk showcases a prevalent synopsis of the trailblazing Canadian artist group General Idea. In the recapitulation that places Art… Read More
The eighth edition of TEFAF New York, that renowned art and antiquities fair with a decided design slant, opened uptown… Read More
This year’s Photo London is above average, with two excellent special exhibitions (of Martin Parr’s recent work and ‘Writing her… Read More
Many art museums have been making a concerted effort in recent months to increase visibility of women artists, with Tate… Read More
Badr El Jundi, Madrid, presents the new exhibition ‘Processing the Past & Digesting the Future‘ curated by Huma Kabakci. The… Read More
Grenfell, quantum reality, fleshy figures, wasp venom and hybrid creatures.
Two weeks and five art fairs are about to overtake New York City completely. Never satisfied to settle for chaos as it is, Brooklyn-based art writer Vittoria Benzine has dolloped extra activity on top — a music then mural festival in California smack in between. Before the whole world gets spun up sweeter than cotton candy, let’s take a moment to recap the must-see shows on view across the city just through this week.
Entering the space, an installation erected from multiple stacks of white plastic stools greets you. Commonly found across Southeast Asia,… Read More
Apocalyptic installations, abstract art, slavery, portraits and a church.
Read on to find out what you glean from her latest must-see roundup of shows on view now. Each comes with a concise review to decide if it’s for you.
Migration, mortality, birds, light and colour.
Sean Scully opens major solo exhibition at Houghton Hall- This coming Sunday 23rd April, one of the world’s most celebrated… Read More
The attractiveness of feeling in control and the impossibility of actually being in control is a dynamic tension at the heart of a new solo show, Burning Green, by the young Marseille-based Swiss artist Andriu Delplazes currently on show in the Pattern Room at Collezione Maramotti.
Books, snakes, forests, Warhol and road signs.
Drama, horror, sand, death and politics.
The exhibition space is bare. White walls and concrete floors, regimented columns and weepy skylights. Skylights that clatter and pour;… Read More