Art Reviews

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

William De Morgan and Maths

Pre-Raphaelite painting can often come across as inert, but the designs of the tendency’s primary ceramicist – William De Morgan (1839 -1917) – are always full of characterful life and implied movement.

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

The Top 6 Exhibitions to see in London in late January

String Theory, Pre-Raphaelites, a black eye, Sultans, fashion and bright lights.

15 January 2020 by Mark Sheerin in Art Reviews., EXHIBITIONS, TECH

Selma Parlour’s machine code

Technology has caught up with Selma Parlour. The abstract painter has long made work which looks to be modelled on screen and then machined onto the linen which she favours. Now she has accessed three actual ‘machines’ to augment her brush and add a further conceptual dimension to her explorations of non-referential form, luminous colour, precision draftsmanship, pictorial language, and flatness.

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

The Art of Motherhood

Birth is obviously a rather important event in all lives, yet outside of the nativity, it hasn’t received commensurate attention as a subject for art – compared with the less creative matter of death, for example.

13 January 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 in January

The Top 5 Art Exhibitions to see in London this week include Punk rock, a viral cat, Gormley, libraries and blackness.

9 January 2020 by Mark Westall in Art Reviews., Art Stuff New York, EXHIBITIONS

6 must-see art exhibitions on right now – selected by GalleriesNow

GalleriesNow is the world’s leading gallery guide, with everything you need to know about great art wherever you are

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

Post-Cubism? Maria Helena Vieira da Silva

Maria Helena Vieira da Silva has been shown little in the UK, so Waddington Custot’s substantial survey is well worth catching (to 15 Feb*)

7 January 2020 by Mark Westall in Art Reviews., EXHIBITIONS

The first institutional exhibition dedicated to the legacy of the pioneering visual experimental artist, Carolee Schneemann, since her death

Taking the influential work of the late American artist Carolee Schneemann (1939–2019) as a point of departure, Up to and Including Limits: After Carolee Schneemann, illuminates how Schneemann’s artistic legacy resonates in the work of generations of artists succeeding her.