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We Are Such Stuff As Dreams Are Made On
Aleph Contemporary curates an exhibition of paintings by ten contemporary artists on the subjects of dreams and the ephemeral.
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Making Arrangements
This surprisingly life-affirming exhibition is Dawn Cole’s strongest work to date. From a deeply personal view-point Cole has created a series of exquisite, yet paradoxical works that have the power to resonate with us all. Cole’s process of photography, the […]
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Artwave Festival 2021
A review of Sussex’ annual visual arts festival.
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Darkness at Noon: Nigredo of a Pandemic
Covid through an alchemical lens. Curated by Ruth Calland for Contemporary British Painting
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THE JOY OF MELANCHOLY
A remarkable new collection of paintings by Serena Rowe pays homage to her muse, fellow Scottish painter Joan Eardley.
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The Art of Clutter
Two painters bring everyday items to the heart of their art.
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The Drawbridge
A review of The Drawbridge, showing the work of artists who came together online during lockdown and then show their work at the General Office gallery in Stourbridge.
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Colin Higginson: In The Manner In Which It Appears
Colin Higginson – In The Manner In Which It Appears SVA 16th May – 5th June 2021 Caught in the moment by Colin Higginson’s central wall-based work of his show, ‘In The Manner In Which It Appears’ at the gallery […]
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GSA Showcase 2021: School of Fine Art
Glasgow School of Art’s Showcase 2021 includes works by graduating artists from across the school. In this review, originally commissioned by GSA, Chris Sharratt takes a look at the School of Fine Art Showcase.
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‘City Lines’ by Jane Walker
An exhibition of paintings responding to the modern metropolitan experience
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Veteran Rebel Looks Back in Paint
One of Britain’s most trenchant social historian artists emerges from a lifetime of ‘self-imposed isolation’ to share his extraordinary exposés of modern life and death
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The Day I Never Met You
A ‘conversation’ between the late Georgian painter Natela Iankoshvili and the contemporary British artist, poet and critic Alexander Adams.
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Rebecca Fortnum: Prosopopoeia: Correspondence
Somewhat unsure I tentatively knock on the door of a terraced house. The address is correct, I have tripled checked it…but there is no sign that there is a gallery here. I am late, but I have let Johnny Golding […]
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Kojo Marfo – Dreaming of Identity
The debut solo show of paintings by Ghanaian-born artist Kojo Marfo. Open until 17 July. A part of Mayfair Art Weekend.
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Indications of Guilt, Pt 1 – Short Review and Research
This is a short review/research on the Maud Craigie ongoing exhibition ‘Indications of Guilt, Pt 1’, written as a part of my BA Professional Development Project.
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Mayfair Sculpture Trail
A sculpture trail of contemporary works installed in iconic squares and locations across the West End. Curated by Mayfair Art Weekend in collaboration with Art in Mayfair. 2-27 June 2021
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Swingphony
Taiwan Pavilion, London Design Bienniale open daily until June 27th
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Henry Ward : ‘BAFFLE’
“I am interested in words that have multiple meanings, multiple ways of being interpreted. I like to use a word that can be both a verb and a noun. Baffle means to bewilder or perplex, but it’s also a restraint to block noise.” Henry Ward
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Fragile Together | The work of Andrew Litten
Recent large-scale figurative paintings, sculptures, and mixed media works on paper by Cornish artist Andrew Litten.
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PAINTING JOY IN LOCKDOWN
Julie Umerle | Recent Paintings, 18-29 May 2021
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Julie Umerle | Recent Paintings
18-29 May 2021 | Book Reading and Q&A 22 May
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Elena Thomas: ‘Drawn In’
An online exhibition review: ‘Drawn In’ by Elena Thomas from the Glitterball Showroom, Enköping, Sweden developed by artist Stuart Mayes
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Creative Friction
Paolo Canevari ‘Self-Portrait/Autroritratto’ reviewed by Simon Tait
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Dawn of a New Day
British Egyptian artist Nazir Tanbouli ushered in 2021 with a solo show of paintings at Cairo’s Picasso gallery.
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Grace Before Jones Art Exhibition
Grace before Jones Art Exhibition – Nottingham Contemporary – Visit and View with Marcus and his Mum
