Went to this Exhibitions preview Friday night. What seems initially like an overblown Primary School project given too much money develops as you go through the Galleries reading the chronology into an interesting story peppered with Relics as Art.
Aleph Contemporary curates an exhibition of paintings by ten contemporary artists on the subjects of dreams and the ephemeral.
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 […]
A review of Sussex’ annual visual arts festival.
Covid through an alchemical lens. Curated by Ruth Calland for Contemporary British Painting
A remarkable new collection of paintings by Serena Rowe pays homage to her muse, fellow Scottish painter Joan Eardley.
Two painters bring everyday items to the heart of their art.
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.
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 […]
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.
An exhibition of paintings responding to the modern metropolitan experience
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
A ‘conversation’ between the late Georgian painter Natela Iankoshvili and the contemporary British artist, poet and critic Alexander Adams.
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 […]
The debut solo show of paintings by Ghanaian-born artist Kojo Marfo. Open until 17 July. A part of Mayfair Art Weekend.
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.
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
Taiwan Pavilion, London Design Bienniale open daily until June 27th
“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
Recent large-scale figurative paintings, sculptures, and mixed media works on paper by Cornish artist Andrew Litten.
Julie Umerle | Recent Paintings, 18-29 May 2021
18-29 May 2021 | Book Reading and Q&A 22 May
An online exhibition review: ‘Drawn In’ by Elena Thomas from the Glitterball Showroom, Enköping, Sweden developed by artist Stuart Mayes
Paolo Canevari ‘Self-Portrait/Autroritratto’ reviewed by Simon Tait
British Egyptian artist Nazir Tanbouli ushered in 2021 with a solo show of paintings at Cairo’s Picasso gallery.
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