Walking Through Bacon and de Kooning Twice: How Sequence Changes the Gaze
12 November 2026 • Kun Sok
Kun Sok on how walking through Bacon and de Kooning in a different order changes the way we see them.
Tag: Art Reviews
A car that goes nowhere, a sculpture I wanted to drive: MSCHF & Lexus’s MOTOMORPHOSIS
25 September 2026 • Kun Sok
Kun Sok encounters MSCHF’s twisted and stretched Lexus sculptures — including one he unexpectedly wanted to drive.
REVIEW: Why Is Paper Still Beneath Painting? Pierre Soulages’s Paintings on Paper
22 September 2026 • Kun Sok
Kun Sok considers painting, paper and material hierarchy in Pierre Soulages’s New York exhibition.
REVIEW: Michael Wilkinson’s Fluorochiaroscuro at P·P·O·W
16 September 2026 • Rayya Fadlo Khuri
Rayya encounters Michael Wilkinson’s fluorescent still lifes and their play with light, time and nature.
Do the Crossing Currents of Hamburg’s debut art week flow together?
16 September 2026 • Tabish Khan
A verdict on the inaugural Hamburg Art Week and its attempt to bring the city’s art scene together.
THREE FLOORS, THREE WAYS OF LOOKING — Nikki Maloof, Aryo Toh Djojo and Young-Il Ahn at Perrotin New York
16 September 2026 • Kun Sok
Kun Sok encounters three artists and three very different ways of looking at Perrotin New York.
Berlin Art Week 2026: Eight Things That Stayed With Me
15 September 2026 • Mark Westall
Eight exhibitions, artworks and encounters that stayed with me after two frantic days at Berlin Art Week 2026.
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.
After Exoticism: The Orchid Across Borders
1 September 2026 • Guest
Yezi Lou explores how five artists rethink the orchid through migration, material, fashion and the history of exoticism.
Paul’s Show of the Month – Chico da Silva: And the Soul Is for the Birds at Nottingham Contemporary
8 July 2026 • Paul Carey-Kent
Paul Carey-Kent reviews Chico da Silva’s first European institutional solo exhibition, where 36 paintings reveal a vivid cosmology of hybrid creatures..
Swoon: The Life of the Work review – from the streets to a life lived
6 July 2026 • Meike Brunkhorst
Swoon’s The Life of the Work looks back at more than a decade of work, tracing Caledonia Curry’s journey from the streets into an expansive practice