Last week Allegra Shorto launched a new program dedicated to the exploration of dreams through the lense of a wide range of artistic practices. The Freud Museum hosted the first experiment on May 25th
Continue Reading...YOU ARE BROWSING: performance
LIMINALITY 2 (THE UNKNOWN) exploring new cross-disciplinary works in visual-sound-performance.
The second instalment in the LIMINALITY series, exploring new cross-disciplinary works in visual-sound-performance. Focusing on ‘the Unknown’ as a central theme, Liminality 2 includes artists and performers working across diverse practises, from film, installation, sculpture, live performance, drawing and printmaking.
Continue Reading...What’s Wrong With Art: Art Itself
Tabish Khan loves art and visits hundreds of exhibitions a year. But every now and then he comes across something in the art world that doesn’t meet his approval.
Continue Reading...FUCK YOU WHERES MY SUGER? – 4-5 August, Cafe Oto, London
Artists Lucy Stein and Mark Harwood have fomented a technique of combative curation that militates against against the normal pleasantries of social events.
Continue Reading...The Top 8 Art Exhibitions to see this week in London
Peformance, bling, escapism, wooden assemblages, figures, colours, rococo, a headless policeman and colourful screens.
Continue Reading...Participate in Monica Ross’s Act of Memory at Venice Biennale
Venice Agendas is inviting visitors to participate in the recitation of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights as part of Monica Ross’ work Act of Memory. The performance will take place at 13:00h on Thursday 11 May at Scuola dei Calegheri, Campo San Toma, Venice this week at the opening of the 57th International Art Exhibition, […]
Continue Reading...The Top 5 Art Exhibitions to see in London this week
Art critic Tabish Khan brings you the top art exhibitions to visit this week. Each one comes with a concise review to help you decide whether it’s for you. All are closing this month:
Continue Reading...Performing for the Camera
The exhibition ‘Performing for the Camera’ at Tate Modern boasts many artistic names, including Yves Klein, Ai Weiwei, Francesca Woodman, Cindy Sherman and Erwin Wurm. However, the show is not simply a collection of famous works and artists. The way in which the exhibition is curated sensitively displays both well-known and unfamiliar works.
Continue Reading...Review: Christian Marclay @_WhiteCube, Bermondsey
The exhibition is an overwhelming, audiovisual celebration which attacks the senses with an uncompromising energy
Continue Reading...PREVIEW: What Marcel Duchamp Taught Me @FASLondon
The Fine Art Society is to present a major contemporary group exhibition marking the centenary of Duchamp’s readymade – a concept that challenged the very notion of art itself.
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