3 September 2019 • Eric Thorp
SUGAR MOUNTAIN explores work by Mike Ballard, Thomas van Linge, Samuel Padfield, Anna Reading, Catriona Robertson and Christopher Stead in response to the transitory space that The Silver Building affords.
14 January 2018 • Eric Thorp
Joel Kyack is an artist from Los Angeles whose work is a constant flow of reimagined themes, methodology and media, used to create a harmoniously imperfect improvisation
12 July 2017 • Eric Thorp
Estate Agents is a collaborative project between artists Andrew Gillman, Maeva Berthelot and Ivan Bliminse, which celebrates the rich histories and stories these spaces hold, whilst also documenting the crisis they face.
6 July 2017 • Eric Thorp
There is a ghostly nostalgia to Mark Leckey’s current show at Cubitt gallery. His latest self analytical exploits arrive in the wake of an extensive survey exhibition, at MoMA PS1 late last year, and revert back to a smaller scale extension in to his exploration of memory and skewed reality.
29 September 2016 • Eric Thorp
It’s rare for an artist to develop a meaningful autodidactic practice; especially when such large emphasis is placed on education and the following of the correct channels to establish oneself as a legitimately received artist.
1 June 2016 • Eric Thorp
Petro’s fine art practice carries a strong graffiti aesthetic and incorporates the obsessive traits synonymous with the culture but at the same time doesn’t tarnish it or make it feel out of place.
4 November 2015 • Eric Thorp
Mark Leckey’s work is so important.
17 October 2015 • Eric Thorp
This week Somerset House has played host to the 1:54 Contemporary African Art Fair which showcases the worlds most interesting artists and galleries at the forefront of contemporary African art.
12 October 2015 • Eric Thorp
A generation of clean cut young artists making very clean expensive art, Peake is part of a sort of post YBA movement who are developing a sophisticated language
6 October 2015 • Eric Thorp
Broomberg & Chanarin’s ‘Rudiments’ is a darkly comic analysis of the absurdity of combat, the fragility of the human condition and the brevity of life.
