
Paul’s Fairs: My Art from miart
7 April 2025 • Paul Carey-Kent
My choices seem to concentrate largely on Italian artists & galleries, which does reflect the participant demographic. Let’s start with water…
Art reviews, The most interesting art exhibitions reviewed by FAD magazine.
7 April 2025 • Paul Carey-Kent
My choices seem to concentrate largely on Italian artists & galleries, which does reflect the participant demographic. Let’s start with water…
7 April 2025 • Tabish Khan
how to decolonise a museum founded by a hunter and explorer?
7 April 2025 • Mark Westall
miaart 2025 SoiL, shoes, uplifting colors, and a touch of dystopia.
4 April 2025 • Tabish Khan
A house, maps, hands, fragile sculpture and a crucified frog.
31 March 2025 • Tabish Khan
Deep sea mining, a beached whale and Pacific Islands in a sea-worthy set of exhibitions in Norwich.
29 March 2025 • Tabish Khan
Lights, rights, drawing, landscapes and a rhino.
27 March 2025 • Charlotte Rickards
Jorge K. Cruz explores the Flemish still lifes, game still lifes, and hunting scenes, trying to find the humanness underneath their historically polished verneer.
26 March 2025 • Mark Westall
Like a breath of fresh air – time to take a break, have a Kit-Kat, visit a Grayson Perry Exhibition –
25 March 2025 • Vittoria Benzine
Last Spring, after grieving her father, Bodzy connected the two series by inflating balloons with foam.
24 March 2025 • Paul Carey-Kent
In chronological order, are eight items I like at Somerset House. The fair isn’t restricted to editions, incidentally: five of these are unique works
22 March 2025 • Tabish Khan
Playing cards, lights, fake flowers, plastic sculpture and submerged paintings.
21 March 2025 • Herbert Wright
At Elizabeth Xi Bauer’s new gallery in Deptford, an earthy dialogue between two artists may be more timely than either realise.
20 March 2025 • Tom Glover
The exhibition was a solo show by Junyi Lu, an artist not much older than me. It comprised mostly wall-based mixed-media pieces over two floors
18 March 2025 • Lee Sharrock
Unrivalled Quality of Historical Artworks and Rediscovered Masterpieces Highlight TEFAF’s Return to Maastricht for its 38th Edition.
15 March 2025 • Jordan Chan
Taking place at the Somerset House between the 7th and the 19th of March is the ‘Blooming on Paper’ exhibition…. Read More
15 March 2025 • Tabish Khan
A flying ship, migration, flames, decapitation and a Wunderkammer.
10 March 2025 • Toby Upson
This is a film which demands witnessing. It is a monument, a memorial, a hard work of art that demands our affective labour.
7 March 2025 • Tabish Khan
Injections, ironing a cat, nitrous oxide, horses and fantastical landscapes.
6 March 2025 • Tabish Khan
A strong exhibition for a spectacular new space for this private collection in Madrid
28 February 2025 • Tabish Khan
Horror, insects, fashion, contorted paintings and the sun
24 February 2025 • Meike Brunkhorst
Forever young faces grace the walls of the NPG in celebration of the role The Face played in capturing British youth culture through the decades.
22 February 2025 • Tabish Khan
Wax heads, a giant jellyfish, the Illuminati, fading figures and a man holding a cat.
22 February 2025 • Courtney Killough
Courtney Killough picks four exhibitions you need to see during Frieze LA Week and beyond
21 February 2025 • Courtney Killough
As Frieze Los Angeles returns to Santa Monica Airport for its sixth edition, the city’s vibrant art scene takes center stage