14 March 2016 • Mark Westall
For the second consecutive year, White Cube presents White Cube at Glyndebourne, a partnership working with the world-renowned Glyndebourne Festival, to exhibit artworks by a White Cube artist each year during the opera season.
8 December 2015 • Staff
What are the art events to visit this week? We ask Jenny Judova from Art Map London to tell us …
27 November 2015 • daniel barnes
If you think about it, you’ll realise you’ve had a funny feeling too. London has felt incomplete, bereft as if part of the furniture is missing but you cannot quite put your finger on what it is or where it has gone.
16 October 2015 • daniel barnes
At this point in Frieze – that’s three days in for paupers, and five days for the elite – it is customary to begin to round up the highlights and to deliver a critical judgement.
14 August 2015 • daniel barnes
August is a quiet time in the artworld. Galleries have summer shows that drag on, nothing new opens and everyone who can afford to take a month off goes on holiday. The rest of us are still here, not exactly slaving away because there’s nothing to slave at, but languishing in the doldrums. Now the first shards of light are starting to creep through…
3 July 2015 • Mark Westall
Discover Brown’s London Art Weekend’s programme of talks, art tours, recommended walks and the Artists menu at HIX Mayfair from today
2 May 2015 • Eric Thorp
Floating around the the meticulously polished concrete floors of White Cube Bermondsey it is difficult to imagine anything looking bad in such a perfectly sized and finished space.
7 April 2015 • Tabish Khan
This week’s top 8 features Rubens, Onomatopoeia, moonlit landscapes, miniature sculptures, assault rifles, Surinam, emerging artists and internet cables.
9 March 2015 • Tabish Khan
This week’s top 6 features Canadian painting, war photography, social commentary, architecture, fracking and fragile sculpture
4 February 2015 • Eric Thorp
The exhibition is an overwhelming, audiovisual celebration which attacks the senses with an uncompromising energy
30 January 2015 • Mark Westall
This Weekend Live music and see the VF Press
30 January 2015 • daniel barnes
Christian Marclay has just opened his first UK solo show since 2010’s The Clock. It looks like a major exhibition in a massive commercial gallery with nothing to sell, as if he has tricked White Cube into doing something for the love of art alone. Recent developments suggest a quietly burgeoning trend towards making a greater effort to conceal commercial interests behind a veneer of pure art in the form of performance.
23 January 2015 • Staff
Here are images of The VF Press being delivered to White Cube, Bermondsey
21 January 2015 • Paul Carey-Kent
Bermondsey High Street has both a high end gallery (White Cube) and an alternative space which I frequently commend (Vitrine). Just now, though, there are two extra art reasons to visit
9 January 2015 • Mark Westall
The world’s first mobile vinyl manufacturing press will be housed in a shipping container in the gallery, featuring a vintage hand press that is manually operated, plus all the elements required to power the press and make a record.
23 December 2014 • daniel barnes
A Year of art in review
10 October 2014 • daniel barnes
Standing before Tracey Emin’s tiny new paintings in the vast galleries of White Cube Bermondsey, the entire reason for art’s existence unfurls: every line is a snatch of emotion, every drip a careful meditation, equal parts memory and fantasy, brought from artist to audience in an act of pure communication.
6 October 2014 • Mark Westall
‘The Last Great Adventure is You’, a major new exhibition by Tracey Emin, her first at the London gallery in five years.
30 September 2014 • Mark Westall
Today (September 30th, 2014) is the launch of GalleriesNow.net, “A revolutionary guide to the international world of contemporary art.”
31 August 2014 • Mark Westall
Artists Gilbert and George where interviewed in the Wall Street Journal last week, discussing their most recent exhibition at White Cube,
28 July 2014 • Mark Westall
Gilbert and George are like the Rolling Stones of the Artworld. Familiar riffs and styles that can only be them.
18 July 2014 • daniel barnes
Two people, one artist, making art for all in their tweed suits, dining every day in the same restaurant because they don’t have a kitchen, with no friends and traditional Conservative values.
4 July 2014 • daniel barnes
The saleroom was electric. Not like it’s got a family full of eccentrics, but like important things were about to happen.
13 June 2014 • daniel barnes
This immanent and inevitable catastrophe is a lesson in how the unchecked might of the market renders impotent the museums whose mandate is to preserve our rich cultural history.
