abstract art Archives

Dali Schonfelder: Finding Order in the Chaos

15 September 2026 • Mark Westall

Inside Dali Schonfelder’s London studio, where painting, mathematics, architecture and music collide.

REVIEW: The shamanistic symbolic abstraction of Hijo Nam at Space 776

14 September 2026 • Chunbum Park

Chunbum Park reviews Hijo Nam at Space 776, exploring shamanistic abstraction, memory and cyclical time.

FAD NEWS: Gazelli Art House takes on Lilly Fenichel Foundation ahead of artist’s centenary

13 September 2026 • Mark Westall

Gazelli Art House takes on the Lilly Fenichel Foundation as the overlooked postwar abstractionist approaches her 2027 centenary.

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FAD NEWS: New contemporary art gallery opens in Brussels

12 September 2026 • Mark Westall

A new gallery has joined the Brussels art scene, with Ars Belga – Matthu – Boghossian opening at 2 Rue… Read More

Paul’s Work of the Month

16 July 2026 • Paul Carey-Kent

Paul Carey-Kent chooses Kenjiro Okazaki’s richly layered abstract painting at Pace Gallery as his Work of the Month.

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Early Bridget Riley paintings go on long-term view at Dia Beacon

3 July 2026 • Mark Westall

A focused exhibition of Bridget Riley’s early black-and-white paintings opens today at Dia Beacon, bringing together works created between 1961 and 1964.

FAD NEWS: Estorick Collection & Compton Verney to stage first UK institutional exhibitions of Carla Accardi

1 July 2026 • Mark Westall

The Estorick Collection and Compton Verney will present the first UK institutional exhibitions dedicated to Carla Accardi

Some Bizzare founder Stevo Pearce brings his uncompromising vision to painting in Chaos

25 June 2026 • Mark Westall

Some Bizzare founder Stevo Pearce brings his instinctive painting practice to Farsight Gallery with Chaos, a new exhibition of abstract works in London.

Riding the waves of life: Eman Khalifa is called back to art

10 June 2026 • Tabish Khan

Egyptian artist Eman Khalifa has had a 30 year career as an entrepreneur and single mother raising a family, but art and creativity have always been there.