Enrico Baj A Contentious, Original And Strikingly Prescient Italian Artist
“Enrico Baj was ingenious, curious, acute, he stayed naive, he did not take himself seriously but he took his ideas seriously –… Read More
8 November 2015
“Enrico Baj was ingenious, curious, acute, he stayed naive, he did not take himself seriously but he took his ideas seriously –… Read More
8 November 2015
Last week marked the opening of Japanese painter Noritake Kinashi’s first solo exhibition in the United States, at the Japanese… Read More
7 November 2015
Never mind the various fairs, there are scores of interesting shows to see at the moment including plenty of big… Read More
7 November 2015
Oscar Murillo is now considered an established artist – and David Zwirner is currently presenting Murillo’s first exhibition at the… Read More
6 November 2015
If the outlandish and often gimmicky world of contemporary art is too hard to digest, ‘Frieze’ week also offers some… Read More
20 October 2015
It all started with a photograph, one taken in 1969 during the run-up to the seminal exhibition ‘Live in Your Head…. Read More
19 October 2015
Knight Webb Gallery, London is currently showing their first solo exhibition of the work of Berlin based Artist Juliane Hundertmark,… Read More
17 October 2015
There’s a good balance at Frieze this year: between showy and quiet work, and between heavy and light themes. I… Read More
14 October 2015
Never mind the various fairs, there are scores of interesting shows to see at the moment including plenty of big… Read More
11 October 2015
Following their now longstanding inaugural tradition, Gagosian Gallery is exhibiting works by CY Twombly at their new location on Grosvenor… Read More
10 October 2015
What do chorale singers, a craftsman’s showroom, a posh cafe with fur coats thrown over chairs and a library reading… Read More
2 October 2015
The City & Guilds of London Art School, a not for profit specialist institution of art training, recently displayed its… Read More
23 September 2015
Artlyst recently attended the press view of the Royal Academy of Arts’ landmark exhibition of the Honorary Royal Academician, Ai… Read More
22 September 2015
What better place to begin an art vacation than with a visit to one of the 20th Century’s most contentious… Read More
22 September 2015
Artlyst recently travelled to Shanghai to visit the latest iteration of Random International’s Rain Room, recently installed at The Yuz… Read More
14 September 2015
A large number of the exhibitions in Mayfair for the fall season reach back to the fifties, revisiting conceptual art,… Read More
11 September 2015
Dominic Beattie, a promising young artist and native Londoner who was recently featured in the New Order II: British Art… Read More
10 September 2015
In the land of the exalted Madonna, Massimiliano Gioni presents a subversive, eclectic and extraordinary portrait of “The Great Mother.” Like the brilliant 2013… Read More
28 August 2015
Here is the latest in Paul Carey-Kent’s rolling top ten, together with previous choices which you can still still see… Alex… Read More
9 August 2015
Curators Day + Gluckman have put on an exhibition of work by women artists. They have called it Liberties and they have… Read More
5 August 2015
The two summer shows at the Photographers’ Gallery are of differing styles and subject matter, but unexpectedly complementary in terms… Read More
5 August 2015
Eileen Cooper is the first female ever to hold the post of Keeper of the Royal Academy in its 247-year… Read More
31 July 2015
From pop-up art shows, corporate art collection shows, student final year shows to main stream commercial art galleries, final year… Read More
25 July 2015
Paul Carey-Kent one of London’s leading art critics give us his choices for summer art exhibitions not to miss. ‘Matthew… Read More
22 July 2015
A new exhibition of work by Marc Quinn is always an event in London. It’s not just that he’s on the… Read More
20 July 2015
Unlike the BA exhibition, there is more space to breath as there are fewer students involved. Walk into Camberwell College and… Read More
19 July 2015
As the dry months approach, there’s still some strong work on show around London. some of it in unlikely venues…. Read More
18 July 2015
The Ben Uri Gallery and Museum started life as an Art Society founded by Jewish émigrés in London’s Whitechapel 1915 and is the oldest Jewish cultural organisation in the UK. To mark its centenary, the gallery is staging a celebratory exhibition in Somerset House (2 July-13 December 2015).
17 July 2015
Parafin London presents the group show Blow up, and features a group of leading and emerging painters including Hannah Brown,… Read More
16 July 2015
Les Rencontres d’Arles (from 6th July to 20th September this year) is to photography what the Venice Biennale is to Contemporary Art: an international… Read More
14 July 2015
The Royal Academy presents Joseph Cornell: Wanderlust, a survey of the artist’s complex and eclectic oeuvre exploring around 80 of… Read More
13 July 2015
The predominant presence of video in the Royal College of Art Graduate Exhibition characterizes many of the practices as interdisciplinary. Video… Read More
12 July 2015