This will be James Turrell’s second solo exhibition at PACE and will consist of new works by the Light and Space master. Turrell is among the most influential artists of the past fifty years.
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Mandala Zone
If two’s a tendency and three’s a trend, then mandalas – orient-originated schematized circular representations of the cosmos through intricate geometry – are in fashion at the moment.
Continue Reading...Selfridges starts 2019 with major arts campaign ‘State of The Arts’
Selfridges’ ongoing commitment to present art in unexpected places takes centre-stage in a major arts campaign.
Continue Reading...New Julian Schnabel exhibition for London.
Julian Schnabel: This is the first solo presentation by the artist at Pace in London. The exhibition features twelve recent paintings using imagery and an approach to painting that the artist has refined throughout his career.
Continue Reading...The Top 5 Art Exhibitions to see in London this week
Found objects, typewriters, psychoanalysis, torsioned sculpture and Old Master inspiration
Continue Reading...Comparatively unfashionable British painting of the last century #ArtThing2015
Paul Carey-Kent, What’s your ArtThing of 2015?
Continue Reading...Pace Art + Technology program launches with teamlab and Random International
Pace Art + Technology have launched a new program dedicated to collaboration with interdisciplinary art groups, collectives and studios whose works explore the confluence of art and technology.
Continue Reading...From today drink, eat and do art at Brown’s London Art Weekend
Discover Brown’s London Art Weekend’s programme of talks, art tours, recommended walks and the Artists menu at HIX Mayfair from today
Continue Reading...Tabish’s Top 5 Art Exhibitions to see in London this week
This weeks top 5 includes polar bears, neon, art that can’t be bought, emerging painters and clocks.
Continue Reading...Paul’s ART STUFF on a train # 80: ‘On Dashes’
‘I love to draw, but I have a problematic relationship with the pencil, which I feel creates a distance between the hand and the piece itself… Making drawings through touch allows me to have direct contact with the paper’.
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