Art reviews, The most interesting art exhibitions reviewed by FAD magazine.
6 March 2026 • Kate McIlwee
Walking into Gathering is like being welcomed into someone’s home. Staffordshire St, a church-turned-project-space in Peckham, greets you with the… Read More
5 March 2026 • Tabish Khan
Fossils, frozen art, a model, disabilities and recent history.
5 March 2026 • Yichun Huang
Dunhuang, Buddha figures, celestial palaces, seas of clouds, lotus thrones, the Diamond Sutra…
5 March 2026 • Paul Carey-Kent
The ‘collect’ fair, organised by the Crafts Council at Somerset House, ran 27th Feb – 1st March. There were plenty… Read More
27 February 2026 • Tabish Khan
Colonialism, mental health, African folklore, Burma and Nordic prints.
23 February 2026 • Guest
I love seeing a genuine appetite for art — and that is exactly what I felt at the Investec Cape… Read More
23 February 2026 • Tabish Khan
Mining, nature, sculpture, clothes and chance.
20 February 2026 • Rayya Fadlo Khuri
The show investigates how various female & non-binary presenting artists explore femininity & deconstruct gender through photography
17 February 2026 • Rayya Fadlo Khuri
At David Zwirner (Chelsea location), The Last Dyes explores William Eggleston’s last analogue run of photographs from the 1970s. There’s… Read More
17 February 2026 • Hannah Hayes-Westall
At the most recent edition of Art Genève, luxury watchmaker Piaget was everywhere:
13 February 2026 • Tabish Khan
Heritage, poisonous plants, clothes, clouds and trippy works.
13 February 2026 • Toby Üpson
I enjoy it when an arts thinglyness demonstrates what it says it’s doing. Such ‘formalisum’ is rare in artworks; rarer… Read More
11 February 2026 • Tabish Khan
If you visit the town after dark this month, you may think aliens are whizzing above it or that many people are trying to summon Batman at the same time.
6 February 2026 • Tabish Khan
Insects, dance, dots, football and quantum physics.
5 February 2026 • Camille Moreno
In a time when digital systems claim to connect us but encroach on privacy, control, and consent, transmediale 2026 stages a reckoning with networks.
4 February 2026 • Paul Carey-Kent
Perhaps the late conclusion influenced me, as I found myself drawn towards rather dark art…
31 January 2026 • Tabish Khan
Nails, merch, AI, donations and illusory paintings.
27 January 2026 • Yichun Huang
As I entered the space, the lighting was dim. The works seemed to whisper. I couldn’t clearly see everyone’s faces; the darkness covered their eyes, yet amplified another sense.
23 January 2026 • Tabish Khan
Landscapes, lights, figures, scars and stars.
19 January 2026 • Camille Moreno
But what it is really staging is a distinct poetic talent: the ability to make structural instability a vibe.
16 January 2026 • Tabish Khan
Disabilities, death, data, dots, and diversity.
9 January 2026 • Tabish Khan
Satire, a giant tie, blue figures, Empire and humour.
1 January 2026 • Tabish Khan
5 exhibitions to see in London at the beginning of this year
29 December 2025 • Camille Moreno
It’s not every day we encounter something truly majestic.
