Art reviews, The most interesting art exhibitions reviewed by FAD magazine.
26 October 2026 • Hannah Hayes-Westall
Charlotte Perriand’s modernism, politics and collaborative networks come into focus in Barcelona.
24 October 2026 • Guest
Five artists to discover at FUZE Caribbean Art Fair in The Bahamas.
23 October 2026 • Tabish Khan
Five London exhibitions worth seeing this autumn.
23 October 2026 • Rachel Carvosso
Kawano Masamichi turns salt, iron and the body into a meditation on material transformation.
21 October 2026 • Guest
A new book traces three decades of Angelbert Metoyer’s Afrofuturist practice.
19 October 2026 • Kun Sok
Kun Sok on what artists and writers take from one another.
18 October 2026 • Paul Carey-Kent
Nine works that brought wit, absurdity and a little melancholy to Frieze.
17 October 2026 • Toby Üpson
Jellyfish, office blinds and the fragile politics of home at Frieze London.
16 October 2026 • Tabish Khan
solation, heroes, flowers, sofas and tenderness.
15 October 2026 • Mark Westall
Six artists, three paintings and somewhere to eat at Frieze London 2026.
14 October 2026 • Tabish Khan
Paradise and apocalypse collide in two standout Oxford exhibitions.
14 October 2026 • Lee Sharrock
Lee Sharrock picks five highlights to see at Frieze Masters 2026.
14 October 2026 • Hannah Hayes-Westall
Crystal Pite turns labour, ownership and impermanence into dance at Collezione Maramotti.
12 October 2026 • Chunbum Park
Chunbum Park on Mary DeVincentis, truth, illusion and the strange persistence of painting.
10 October 2026 • Mark Westall
Four museum exhibitions worth escaping Frieze Week for.
9 October 2026 • Guest
Jiaming You turns flight, memory and distance into a meditation on home.
9 October 2026 • Mark Westall
Robert Ryman brings a moment of calm to Frieze Week at the Barbican.
9 October 2026 • Tabish Khan
Five London exhibitions to see during Frieze Week.
7 October 2026 • Tabish Khan
Highlights from the 12th edition of Barcelona Gallery Weekend.
7 October 2026 • Paul Carey-Kent
Paul Carey-Kent picks Magali Reus at The Perimeter.
6 October 2026 • Mark Westall
Salman Toor brings joy, danger and desire to The Courtauld.
5 October 2026 • Chunbum Park
Chunbum Park on Huidi Xiang’s strange, seductive world of tails at YveYANG.
4 October 2026 • Toby Üpson
Karolina Bielawska’s Sparrow’s Heart turns birds, painting and installation into a meditation on vulnerability, interdependence and space.
4 October 2026 • Meike Brunkhorst
Three London exhibitions explore very different relationships between art and architecture, from opulent and theatrical to minimal and site-specific.
