Art Reviews

19 February 2020 by Mark Westall in Art Reviews., EXHIBITIONS

Four by 1 is a collaborative body of work by It’s Kind Of Hard to explain and Adam McGowan.

Four by 1 is a collaborative body of work by It’s Kind Of Hard to explain and Adam McGowan. The works fuse with the structural properties of the source park building creating an idealogical blurring of the functional and the arbitrary.

18 February 2020 by Hector Campbell in Art Reviews., Art Stuff London, EXHIBITIONS

How do you fit 46 artists into one show? Subsidiary Projects and Georgia Stephenson have managed (with a bit of magic) for their latest exhibition ‘The Potion Room’.

Subsidiary Projects, born out of a ground-floor flat due to the lack of exhibiting spaces in London, has relocated to the third floor of a community centre in Vauxhall Park. This new location was the starting point for curator Georgia Stephenson in preparing this ambitious exhibition construct with the gallery team; Natalia Gonzalez Martin and Nina Silverberg.

16 February 2020 by Tabish Khan in Art Reviews., EXHIBITIONS, The Top 5 Art Exhibitions to see this week

The Top 5 Art Exhibitions to see in London before the end of February

The Top 5 Art Exhibitions to see in London include A 50th anniversary, dating and reframing history.

13 February 2020 by Shireen ikramullah in Art Reviews., Art Stuff Paris, EXHIBITIONS

Musée Zadkine- A Studio Museum

Occasionally it is more enjoyable to turn to the smaller ventures for a more comprehensive look. Such is the case with Musée Zadkine, a small atelier-musée.

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

Eric Fischl: Life is a Beach but Art is Like Tennis

American painter Eric Fischl’s new show at Skarstedt (‘Figures’ to 9 April) presents, approximately life-sized, people on the beach. They come from Fischl’s own photographs of characters and poses which interest him – ‘I can’t tell people what I want’

9 February 2020 by Tabish Khan in Art Reviews., EXHIBITIONS, The Top 5 Art Exhibitions to see this week

The Top 5 Exhibitions to see in London right now

Painting breaks free, a tragic loss, an environmental apocalypse and an ice core.

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

Non-binary Fischli and Weiss

Let’s suppose people can be split into those who believe that the world is essentially binary and those who don’t. The former group might readily agree that exhibitions can be divided into those by living artists and those by dead artists*

3 February 2020 by Ksenya Blokhina in Art Reviews., EXHIBITIONS, INTERVIEWS

ESSEX ROAD 6 – Containing the Universal Within the Particular

For ESSEX ROAD 6, Tintype gallery’s front window has once again transformed into a public screen for five weeks with eight short films back-projected on a loop every evening into the gallery’s window, visible from the street as a form of public art.

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

The Top 5 Exhibitions to see in London right now

Hanging sculpture, Leave or Remain, peanuts, jellyfish and atmospheric landscapes.

30 January 2020 by Ottilie Kemp in Art Reviews., EXHIBITIONS

Dora Maar: Her Hands Adorned

Dora Maar’s shadow-filled photographs are suffused with a palpable surrealist atmosphere. Long shadows, mirrors and strange angles creates an air of mystery.