Art reviews, The most interesting art exhibitions previewed by FAD magazine.
There’s a total deluge hammering down on East London for the opening of Annka Kultys’ latest show. It’s a joint presentation of works by painter Juliette Sturlèse and digital artist Marjan Moghaddam
Oil barrels, an Aztec deity, giant dice, ghostly figures and multi-coloured slides.
In Against Nature, the architect Sam Jacob presents altered images of prehistoric monuments and landscapes, plus a chandelier and a bean bag.
Tabish Khan the @LondonArtCritic picks his favourite art exhibitions to see in London right now, all closing this week.
A year on the South Coast, AI, vibrant colours, obituaries, fibre and glass.
At the heart of artist Yuma Radné’s practice is a celebration of her heritage; born in Oula Oudé, she is… Read More
Taking cues from science fiction, esoteric clubs, film, literature and the deepest recesses of human invention, Nelson chips away at our sense of what it is to inhabit space.
K-pop, bathers, other worlds, skulls and 200 years of art.
The gift of poison and bodies in affectful space. Iris Touliatou at Kunsthalle Basel.
Collect 2023 evidences the ever-growing popularity of colourful glass, this year’s show favours hyper decoration and gives equal weight to works of a mixed scale across all mediums.
Computers, rats, protest, mini landscapes and illusions.
To give you a taste of what you can expect at Somerset House here are the Top 7 artists to view at Collect Art Fair 2023.
Where would you want to be immortalised? Would it be intimately in your bed, caught in the moment of relief on the toilet, or maybe mid-ecstatic drag of the morning’s first cigarette?
35,000 visitors witnessed the fourth edition of Frieze Los Angeles last Thursday through Sunday, including Roxane Gay and Tyler the Creator. This year, the London-born fair ditched their fan favorite venue at Paramount Studios for the far-flung Santa Monica Airport, where private planes climbed overhead
Drawing its title from Caroline Evans’ seminal text ‘Fashion at the Edge: Spectacle, Modernity, and Deathliness’, the current exhibition at… Read More
Flowers, birds, beds, neon and Oscar Wilde.
Now on its final day, the fifth edition of Felix Art Fair opened to dense lines at the historic Hollywood… Read More
Artworks to re-connect us with nature, in the perfect setting for it.
Just over an hour from the hustle and bustle of London’s Victoria station, the bucolic charm of Petworth in West Sussex is a welcome escape and the venue for a new exhibition from the contemporary art world of couple Annie Morris & Idris Khan.
In a world obsessed with soundbites and headlines, Peter Doig’s secondary market prices are the stuff of art market legend, which is likely more a curse than a blessing for Doig, who is the first living artist to exhibit at the Courtauld Gallery since its 2021 renovation.
Animals, seatbelts, Parisian underworld, speed limits and domesticity.
Tabish Khan the @LondonArtCritic picks his favourite Top 5 Exhibitions to see in London right now.
As one of the leading figures of post-war abstract painting, Kenneth Noland’s commitment to line and colour is unparalleled.
Tabish Khan the @LondonArtCritic picks his favourite Top 5 Art Exhibitions to see in London right now.
