
The Top 5 Art Exhibitions to see in London right now
Migration, mortality, birds, light and colour.
Migration, mortality, birds, light and colour.
Top 5 Exhibitions to see in January 2023 chosen by the @londonartcritic each one comes with a concise review
Brown’s pictures from the studio, of the studio even, make her full repertoire. This is what happens (and remains) behind closed doors.
It’s pretty easy to get between Thomas Dane’s two galleries on Duke Street – where you can currently see two shows linked by the unusual topic of transporting art.
Tabish Khan the @LondonArtCritic picks his top exhibitions to see in Mayfair and St. James’s – all closing soon. Each one comes… Read More
Arturo Herrera’s most recent work, exhibited in “From This Day Forwards” is a phenomenological shotgun blast. Showing at the Thomas Dane Gallery in London, soon to be freed from the restraints of a Covid-19 Lockdown, Herrera’s dynamic collage works most prominently to overwhelm the senses, in a blitz of overlapping imagery and colour, even as we vehemently struggle to understand it.
New York-based artist Dana Schutz, in her inaugural solo exhibition in London and first at Thomas Dane Gallery, presents a selection of new paintings and bronze sculptures continuing her visualization of fictional conditions, psychological sensation and subjective experience.
Tate Modern is to reopen the Steve McQueen exhibition on Friday 7th August and will be extendeding it to 6th September 2020.
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Long overdue, this is the first major UK exhibition of Steve McQueen at the Tate since the Oscar-winning director won the Turner Prize in 1999.
Tate Modern presents the first survey of Steve Mc Queen’s work in the UK for over 20 years, offering a timely moment to reflect on these themes. Featuring 14 major works spanning film, photography and sculpture
Radical Figures: Painting in the New Millennium brings together a new generation of artists who represent the body in radical ways to tell stories and explore vital social concerns.
Part residency, part project space, part exhibition space, the restored first floor of the 19th century Casa Ruffo, in the Chiaia district of Naples, will be, above all, a place for artists:
Thomas Dane Gallery, London
If spliced buttocks, breasts and goat legs are symbols of a nation in decline, let’s have more of them – this is modern art at its wicked best
Kruglyanskaya’s paintings exist in an echo chamber of images saturated with yellows and chalky flesh tones, exaggerated croppings of cartoonish distortions and trompe-l’oeils. This is a world of women: callipygous women, women running away and toward the surfaces while dancing and showing off their stuff. Women in action and in repose, reluctant, animated, defiant, lounging, sunbathing or simply looking back at the viewer with petulance.
Thomas Dane Gallery are exhibiting new works by Steve McQueen
Art Map London’s Top ups for art events in London this week
Zaatari is amongst the most influential artists of his generation and has played a critical role in developing the formal, intellectual and institutional infrastructure of Beirut’s contemporary art scene.
Diego, 2013 15 October-16 November, 2013 3 & 11 Duke Street St James’s London SW1Y 6BN www.thomasdane.com “All paintings start… Read More
A major retrospective of London-based artist Michael Landy’s works on paper
The gallery we visit this time is Thomas Dane Gallery, situated on a side street off Piccadilly, opposite The Royal… Read More
Glenn Ligon “‘Nobody’ and Other Songs” at Thomas Dane Gallery 29 January – 7 March The video, “The Death of… Read More