KATE MCCGWIRE Archives

Guerlain looks to the future as it presents its new exhibition, Gaïa, what are you becoming?

In the name of the beauty of the planet, Guerlain looks to the future as it presents its new exhibition, Gaïa, what are you becoming?

21st Century Women

This Frieze Week, Fru Tholstrup and Jane Neal present 21st Century Women, an iconic new group exhibition of British female artists, at Unit London’s new Mayfair gallery.

EXHIBITIONS

Last Chance: FORCE OF NATURE An exhibition of works by international contemporary artists inspired by nature.

Closing this weekend is FORCE OF NATURE. Featuring work by 28 contemporary artists, surveying the influence of nature and its processes on their work.

Tabish’s Top 5 Art Exhibitions to see in London this week

This week’s top 5 features feathered sculptures, NASA photographs, Renaissance masterpieces, lots of tongue and a Stegosaurus.

ART NEWS

Paul’s ART STUFF on a train # 119: ‘The Victorian Tendency’

The art of the Victorian age is not itself much in fashion, but heading back to it as a source to twist does seem to be

ART NEWS

All Visual Arts Present : Viewing Room Private View Tonight Monday 14th October 2013

Following the success of Vanitas: the Transience of Earthly Pleasures and Metamorphosis: the Transformation of Being, presented during Frieze Art Fair in 2010 and 2012 respectively, All Visual Arts is pleased to announce its upcoming fall show entitled Viewing Room. Curated by Joe La Placa and Mark Sanders

EXHIBITIONS

ART STUFF on a train # 14: ‘ Feathers and light’

Most days art Critic Paul Carey-Kent spends hours on the train, traveling between his home in Southampton and his day job in Surrey. Could he, we asked, jot down whatever came into his head?

ART NEWS

Preview: Kate MccGwire LURE at All Visual Arts

23rd November – 26th January 2013 All Visual Arts are to present a major solo exhibition from sculptor Kate MccGwire…. Read More

Art Previews

ALL VISUAL ARTS present METAMORPHOSIS: THE TRANSFORMATION OF BEING Private view Monday 8th October 2012

Following the success of 2010’s critically acclaimed group exhibition Vanitas: The Transience of Earthly Pleasures, which attracted over 4,000 visitors during the Frieze Art Fair, All Visual Arts is pleased to announce its upcoming autumn exhibition, Metamorphosis: The Transformation of Being.

EXHIBITIONS

SCULPTORS’ DRAWINGS & works on paper at PANGOLIN LONDON Private View: Thurs 30th August 2012

It will include around 200 drawings dating from the beginning of the 20th century to the present day by both established and emerging sculptors.

ART NEWS

Bringing together 30 of the world’s most innovative and exciting artists, the Beck’s Green Box Project shows what can be done with the right kind of support.

? Beck’s Green Box Project – Overview from Beck’s Green Box Project on Vimeo. Bringing together 30 of the world’s… Read More

VIDEO: Beck’s launches Green Box Project

Beck's Green Box Project – Overview from Beck's Green Box Project on Vimeo. The Green Box Project is the world’s… Read More

Alice Anderson and Kate MccGwire BOUND at All Visual Arts Private View Thursday 31st March 2011

BOUND is the inaugural exhibition at All Visual Arts’ (AVA) new space at Kings Cross. Featuring new work by Alice Anderson and Kate MccGwire that tap into some of our deep-seated fears.

EXHIBITIONS

All Visual Arts to Open New Showroom Art Opening Thursday 25th November 2010

All Visual Arts (AVA) will move to a 5,000 square foot warehouse in the heart of King’s Cross. The new… Read More

ART NEWS

VANITAS: The Transience of earthly pleasures Private View Monday 11th October 2010

Artists in the exhibition will include Nicola Bolla, Jodie Carey, Bertozzi and Casoni, Jake and Dinos Chapman, Wim Delvoye, Aaron van Erp, Hans Peter Feldmann, Paul Fryer, Tom Gallant, Ori Gersht, Rachel Howard, John Isaacs, Reece Jones, Wolfe von Lenkiewicz, Alastair Mackie, Charles Matton, Kate MccGwire, Polly Morgan, Martin Sexton, Mee Kyung Shin, Dolly Thompsett, Bouke de Vries, Jonathan Wateridge, Tim Noble and Sue Webster and Hugo Wilson.