Paul’s Gallery of the Week: Cabinet
30 April 2025 • Paul Carey-Kent
Cabinet, 132 Tyers Street Vauxhall Pleasure Gardens, London SE11 5HSwww.cabinet.uk.com Instagram: No Cabinet has remained enigmatically atypical… Read More
Tag: Mark Leckey
In The Offing, a group exhibition edited by Mark Leckey – utilising the concept of a magazine editorial.
7 October 2023 • Mark Westall
Edited by and featuring Mark Leckey with ANGUSRAZE, Lucy Duncombe, Theo Ellison, Ashley Holmes + Seekersinternational, Darren Horton Design, Mark Leckey, Lost… Read More
Mark Leckey’s first Virtual Reality artwork features in new exhibition.
29 March 2023 • Mark Westall
TREMULATIONS, an exhibition in three chapters at London’s Swedenborg House, opens with the world premiere of Mark Leckey’s first virtual reality work: The Bridge.
Mark Leckey presents: Salamagundy ’22 at Dreamland’s Roller Rink
28 November 2022 • Mark Westall
For Salamagundy ’22, which takes place in Dreamland’s Roller Rink, Mark Leckey has selected an exciting and eclectic line-up of… Read More
BFI Southbank announces the return of the Experimenta Mixtape chosen by Onyeka Igwe, Clunie Reid and Mark Leckey
31 May 2022 • Mark Westall
Originally conceived in 2019 by Will Fowler, BFI National Archive curator for artists’ moving image, as a semi-regular counter-point to… Read More
Pigeon Park
19 September 2021 • Mark Westall
Created within the socio-political cul de sac that is post-Brexit Britain, Pigeon Park pokes fun at the inherited hierarchies of the old order and asks the question of the role and relevance of art as a luxurious commodity in times of social prohibition and uncertainty.
U.S feminist art collective Guerrilla Girls unveil large scale billboards across the UK addressing bad male behaviour in the art world.
18 June 2021 • Mark Westall
Anonymous U.S feminist art collective Guerrilla Girls today unveil a series of large scale billboards across the UK, in iconic locations from outside the Glasgow Barrowlands, and at London Bridge, to countryside locations and seaside towns from 18th June to 18th July 2021.
Guerrilla Girls biggest UK public commission to date one of TEN for Art Night 2021.
6 April 2021 • Mark Westall
Art Night, London’s favourite contemporary art festival, will celebrate its fifth edition by taking place in 10 locations across the United Kingdom for the first time this summer.
Clare Price: Trauma, Glamour and Luck in Abstraction
4 November 2020 • Paul Carey-Kent
I like it when you can track an artist’s development through their own account…
Clare Price hasn’t followed a conventional path:
Mark Leckey O’ Magic Power of Bleakness
20 June 2019 • Mark Westall
This autumn, Tate Britain will present O’ Magic Power of Bleakness, an ambitious large-scale exhibition by Turner Prize winning artist Mark Leckey.
The Art of Rave: why contemporary art loves rave
16 April 2019 • Eric Thorp
30 years after the second Summer of Love, rave culture’s influence still looms large in music, fashion, art and culture….
Unlimited @ArtBasel are going to present 71 premier art works in a totally unique setting
3 May 2018 • Mark Westall
This year’s edition of Unlimited will consist of 71 large-scale projects, presented by galleries participating in the fair. Curated for the seventh consecutive year by Gianni Jetzer, the sector will feature a wide range of presentations, from seminal pieces from the past to work created especially for Art Basel.
Now, Today, Tomorrow and Always (Towner Art Gallery)
25 July 2017 • Staff
The Towner’s zingy new exhibition is a shout out for the value of popular-minded art as an empowering force that transcends social class and taste.
Mark Leckey – Affect Bridge Age Regression
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.
51 Art Highlights of 2016 Part Two
3 January 2017 • Mark Westall
It’s not news that 2016 was a turbulent year, but it was also a very creative year, so we asked the FAD team to pick some of their brightest art moments of 2016. Here is Part TWO of those picks.
Mark Leckey: Containers and Their Drivers
24 October 2016 • Mark Westall
MoMA PS1 are presenting the first comprehensive U.S. survey of the pioneering British artist Mark Leckey and the largest exhibition of his work to date.
Online Exhibitions, Part 2: Electronic Ear
1 August 2016 • Staff
Previously I looked at how our gaze if affect by viewing digital exhibition. How does technological mediation alter our perception and interaction with digital art? With touch screens our interaction with online exhibition becomes haptic.
Liverpool Biennial 2016
9 July 2016 • Staff
The ninth edition of the Liverpool Biennial takes place in a period of upheaval and uncertainty. What became clear at the opening speeches taking place at Tate Liverpool, is that the city is determined to ride the waves, whatever happens.
Liverpool’s own Mark Lecky among artists selected for Liverpool Biennial 2016
25 November 2015 • Mark Westall
Mark Leckey is coming home for Liverpool Biennial 2016
REVIEW: Mark Leckey – Dream English Kid 1964 – 1999 AD
4 November 2015 • Eric Thorp
Mark Leckey’s work is so important.
PREVIEW: The Catlin Guide New Artists : Rosamund Lakin
20 January 2015 • Mark Westall
Today at London Art Fair, The Catlin Guide New Artists 2015 is Launched and so FAD is showcasing some of the Artists Featured here we have:
Rosamund Lakin
PREVIEW: Film: @ArtBasel in Miami Beach 2014. Curated by David Gryn.
14 November 2014 • Mark Westall
From December 3rd through 7th, 2014, Art Basel’s Film sector will include over 80 films and videos. Outdoor Screenings are… Read More
Jeremy Deller curates yet another show ‘All That is Solid Melts Into Air’, now on @ Manchester Art Gallery
14 October 2013 • VC Maurer
As part of the Hayward Touring Exibition, ‘All That is Solid Melts into Air’ takes a personal look at the impact of the Industrial Revolution on British popular culture, and its persisting influence on our lives today. The exhibition combines contemporary music, film and photography with a vast range of 19th century images and objects.
Cybil Scott answers FAD’s questions about her technologically inspired series of abstract works and about her upcoming exhibition ‘The Passerby’
2 October 2013 • VC Maurer
“I think the driving force behind creativity is the promise of eventual demise, and it is in the face of this that we keep creating.”