Marcelle Joseph Interviews Artist Jonathan Baldock
30 June 2017 • Staff
For Baldock’s first solo exhibition in a public institution in London, the artist creates a symphony of surreal sculptures at CGP London.
Tag: contemporary art
Marcelle Joseph Interviews Artist Hannah Perry
26 May 2017 • Staff
British artist Hannah Perry took over Manhattan during Frieze New York this year, with a solo show that opened on 3rd May at Arsenal Contemporary entitled Viruses Worth Spreading (on until 2nd July 2017).
Marcelle Joseph Interviews Artist Grant Foster
4 May 2017 • Staff
After spending three months at the British School at Rome, Grant Foster returns to London in top form, presenting a solo show at Tintype Gallery.
Marcelle Joseph Interviews Artist Devlin Shea
27 April 2017 • Staff
2016 Slade graduate and future Bloomberg New Contemporary Devlin Shea reveals what drives her figurative drawing and painting practice.
REVIEW: George Rickey: The Other Founder of Kinetic Art Opens at Marlborough
26 April 2017 • Staff
Calder mastered the colour; George Rickey, the form. They both consolidated the notion of kinetic sculpture in the 50’s. Sculpture could not stay still any longer.
REVIEW: Sandra Menant Solo Show at Mayfair Rose & King Galleries
19 April 2017 • Staff
Sandra Menant’s acrylic canvases awaken hidden and surprising emotions.
Marcelle Joseph Interviews Artist Rebecca Ackroyd
6 April 2017 • Staff
Sculptor Rebecca Ackroyd could be described as a millennial Rosemarie Trockel, discovering disparate materials with considered ease and strength of purpose
Marcelle Joseph Interviews Sculptor Samuel Zealey
30 March 2017 • Staff
British artist Samuel Zealey explores physicality and materiality through his large-scale sculpture practice that is based on a love of physics and engineering.
Marcelle Joseph Interviews Artist Rhys Coren
23 March 2017 • Staff
‘Buzz’, ‘Snap!’, ‘Rockit’, ‘Up all night’, ‘Cheeky, cheeky. Naughty, sneaky’, ‘Dance the dance, dancing feet’ – a few of the titles of artworks Rhys Coren has made over the last year.
Marcelle Joseph Interviews Multidisciplinary Estonian Artist, Kris Lemsalu
16 March 2017 • Staff
After seeing her at Frieze New York and CONDO Marcelle finally gets to interview Estonian artist Kris Lemsalu.
Marcelle Joseph Interviews Marmite Painting Prizewinner Jessie Makinson
9 March 2017 • Staff
British artist Jessie Makinson paints exquisite multi-layered figurative compositions that drop art historical references as well as borrow patterns and motifs from other times.
Mark Woods: A Return to Old Certainties
11 February 2017 • Staff
The Lubomirov Angus-Hughes Centre for Contemporary Curation is proud to announce a solo show by Mark Woods curated by Vanya Balogh
Marcelle Joseph Interviews Ceramic Artist Sebastian Stöhrer
2 February 2017 • Staff
Marcelle Joseph interviews the German artist Sebastian Stöhrer to find out what drives his ceramic sculpture practice featuring vases of all shapes & sizes
ArtRooms Launches its Third Edition During the Second Most Important Art Week in London of the Year
17 January 2017 • Staff
ARTROOMS announced the artist list for its 2017 Edition at the Meliá White House Hotel, in Regent’s Park, comprising 70 selected Artists plus 20 Guest Artists from 35 countries across Europe, Canada, USA, South America, Far East and Israel.
Amalia Ulman Dances on top of Privilege for her London Solo Show at Arcadia Missa
8 October 2016 • Staff
Crimson balloons festooning the ceiling, a black and white checkerboard dance floor under foot, shimmery white curtains partially covering views of the Manhattan skyline…
Has Contemporary Art Sold Out To The Market?
12 July 2016 • Tabish Khan
A lively and good humoured debate, with a shock result
Sublime Reflections of Iconic Legends in the Instagram Era
31 March 2016 • Staff
Examining the Pop art mosaics of the New York based artist Alex G. Cao is an inspiring journey into America’s dazzling 20th century pop culture legacy.
Over 80 Independent Artists From 33 Countries To Be Showcased at the Art Fair ArtRooms in Regent’s Park
15 January 2016 • Staff
Over 80 Independent Artists From 33 Countries To Be Showcased in London
REVIEW: FAD Travels to Belgium – Duo Show by Cedric Christie and Pascal Rousson
16 November 2015 • Staff
Two completely different artists both from opposite side of the spectrum, material versus concept, have been exhibiting together for the last 5 years. Artists working together is nothing new. Van Gogh shared a studio with Gauguin in Arles, the south of France, or Picasso and Braque at the start of early Cubism in Paris. Sharing the experience of artmaking is still a very stimulating idea for artists.
SEE: Three Top Contemporary Masters in Mayfair During #FriezeWeek: Indiana, Viola and Richter
14 October 2015 • Staff
With the art world in a frenzy state this week due to the opening of one the three most important… Read More
The best contemporary African art to see in London this October.
10 October 2015 • Staff
The African art to see during and after Frieze
Los Angeles Opening: The Broad Museum
19 September 2015 • Staff
Fast becoming a city of migrating artists in as much it is of angels, as its moniker suggests, Los Angeles welcomes a new museum
GoodIdea: Vancouver Gallery Gets Around Crazy Real Estate Prices by offering an Artist Residency at Sea.
21 August 2015 • Mark Westall
Artists will sail from Vancouver to Shanghai aboard cargo ships, providing them with both studio and ample reflection time.
REVIEW: Catlin Art Prize 2015
10 May 2015 • Eric Thorp
Catlin Art Prize, in it’s 9th year, has firmly established itself as an imperatively important platform and patron for emerging artists. This year’s show of 8 young upstarts previewed last week in the Londonnewcastle space on Redchurch Street – a fitting location to showcase the dazzling maze of inter locking installations.