Visual arts
Judith Clark and Adam Phillips: The Concise Dictionary of Dress, A rtangelMonday, 06 June 2011Book online: http://bit.ly/chO9Vn Located within the working s tore for the V... Read more... |
Irving Penn PortraitsMonday, 06 June 2011Check date & time Read more... |
Since Tomorrow, Ebb & Flow GalleryMonday, 06 June 2011New gallery founded by Margherita Berloni and Nathan Englebrech t showcasing contemporary art across two floors of a converted industrial b uilding. Inaugural exhibition is a group show featuring work by Gemma Ander son and Alessandro Librio among... Read more... |
Ben Johnson: PerspectivesMonday, 06 June 20118 Dec - 23 Jan Created using a spray-gun, meticulous paintingsby Johnson depicting London panoramas influenced by Canaletto's visions ofthe city. http://bit.ly/gp0kJq Read more... |
Autumn Exhibition, Serpentine GalleryMonday, 06 June 2011check PV date and times - opens to public today Read more... |
Visual ArtsMonday, 06 June 2011Quota: p mth: 8 review\, 3 features (including Q&As). Fisun hu b Read more... |
theartsdesk in Hong Kong: Between the Devil and the Deep WeiweiSaturday, 04 June 2011
When people talk incessantly of freedom of speech, it means they are proud to have it or desperate to have it or desperate to defend it, or a mixture of all three. In Hong Kong, where I went at the end of May for the fourth edition of ART HK,... Read more... |
Fred Sandback, Whitechapel GallerySunday, 29 May 2011
Fred Sandback is one of the great overlooked of the Minimalist movement that developed in the 1960s. Both those words are important – “great” and “overlooked”: his work is genuinely great, and part of its greatness is the way it has overlooking... Read more... |
Tessa Farmer, Danielle Arnaud Art Gallery/Crypt GallerySaturday, 28 May 2011
The world of artist and entomologist Tessa Farmer really is a world, wholly self-contained and free of human kind – unless you see her tiny warring fairies as symbolic of mankind’s conscience-free decimation of our planet’s environment and co-... Read more... |
George Shaw: The Sly and Unseen Day, South London GalleryFriday, 27 May 2011
By anyone’s standards this is an obscure year for the Turner Prize shortlist: you should consider yourself a contemporary art aficionado if you’ve heard of even one of the artists. And if this is indeed the case, that artist is likely to be George... Read more... |
Egon Schiele, Richard Nagy GallerySunday, 22 May 2011
Richard Nagy's gallery has said that they don't want millions of people rushing to see their show of Egon Schiele's drawings of women - it's only a small second-floor space on New Bond Street after all, and 50 fragile pictures crowd the walls.... Read more... |
Kutlug Ataman, Brighton Festival/Thomas Dane Gallery, LondonSunday, 22 May 2011
One of the highlights of this year’s Brighton Festival, curated largely via web chats and long-distance phone conversations by Aung San Suu Kyi, is Kutlug Ataman’s silent film installation Mesopotamian Dramaturgies. The leading Turkish artist, a... Read more... |
