Art Review Power 100: Time To End The Machiavellian Power List
Each October Art Review publishes its Power 100. A list that always reflects the power brokers of the art world,… Read More
23 October 2015
Each October Art Review publishes its Power 100. A list that always reflects the power brokers of the art world,… Read More
23 October 2015
In the 42nd week of Fig-2 at the ICA Studio, Artlyst visited the latest exhibition by Scottish artist Bruce McLean,… Read More
22 October 2015
In light of Anish Kapoor’s Olympic Park ArcelorMittal Orbit tower losing £520,000 in 2014-15, burning through £10,000 every week, Artlyst… Read More
21 October 2015
Super architects Caruso St John are enjoying a ton of publicity at the moment, with the dual opening of the… Read More
16 October 2015
Artlyst is again attending Frieze week, the 13th edition of Frieze London taking place in The Regent’s Park, from 14… Read More
15 October 2015
Imagine, if you will, the following scene (sepia tint optional): a young student Damien Hirst gazing wide eyed at John… Read More
9 October 2015
In an interview with Austrian daily Der Standard, the most expensive living American artist spoke about his relationship to the… Read More
6 October 2015
With each year that passes the Turner Prize battles doggedly to justify its own existence. It appears to be suffering… Read More
2 October 2015
Artlyst recently attended the press view of the Royal Academy of Arts’ landmark exhibition of the Honorary Royal Academician, Ai… Read More
2 October 2015
I met Brian Sewell only once while a student at the Courtauld Institute. As a fellow alumnus, he was attending… Read More
22 September 2015
What I admire about Thursday’s public march led by Anish Kapoor and Ai Weiwei eight miles across London is its… Read More
18 September 2015
Fatos Ustek, Art Fund Curator at fig-2, has spoken to Artlyst about the latest installation as part of fig-2’s structure… Read More
16 September 2015
Regular readers will know of the special reserve of bile I harbour for one Damien Hirst: the businessman peddling ‘art’… Read More
11 September 2015
In his 1965 novel The Magus, John Fowles describes the way in which so many Greeks “wished to leave Greece… Read More
2 September 2015
Modern Art Oxford presents the first solo exhibition in the UK of acclaimed Austrian artist Kiki Kogelnik (1935-1997). Working in… Read More
24 August 2015
It emerged in July that Disneyland Paris is allegedly charging German and British tourists up to 15% more than French… Read More
21 August 2015
Tate Britain is currently presenting the first major Barbara Hepworth exhibition in London for almost fifty years. Barbara Hepworth (1903–75)… Read More
18 August 2015
American artist James Turrell is currently presenting a site-specific light work at Houghton Hall, Norfolk, the piece is the culmination… Read More
3 August 2015
American artist James Turrell is currently presenting a site-specific light work at Houghton Hall, Norfolk, as the culmination to the… Read More
30 July 2015
So, I was about to launch into thoughtful musings on that inexplicable relationship between artist and muse and how the… Read More
24 July 2015
During the preview week of the Venice Biennale Artlyst was privileged to attend a conversation between Peter Doig, the Turner… Read More
22 July 2015
Click Here to Read: Sexism In Art: And What We Perceive As Acceptable Body Depictions Tormented by lack of critical success?… Read More
17 July 2015
Artlyst spoke to Calvin Winner, Head of Collections at Sainsbury Centre For Visual Arts, and co-curator of the exhibition ‘Francis… Read More
15 July 2015
Artlyst recently visited the Witworth Gallery in Manchester and attended the premiere of a collaboration between two of the world’s… Read More
14 July 2015
OK, so admittedly Damien Hirst is still very much with us… But what can you say about an artist’s life’s work when… Read More
10 July 2015
It would seem with recent events, artistic freedom is being threatened on a near-daily basis; firstly with a copyright change… Read More
9 July 2015
A rare treat is on offer at 45 Park Lane in London – the first London solo show in over… Read More
7 July 2015
Nottingham Contemporary is currently presenting Pablo Bronstein and the Treasures of Chatsworth [House] for season one of The Grand Tour… Read More
7 July 2015
Artlyst travelled to Wrabness in Essex to meet Grayson Perry at the site of his latest project, ‘A House for… Read More
5 July 2015
What’s the real value of a humble Dollar/Pound? For those champagne swillers who braved a loud and angry protest outside… Read More
3 July 2015
The Sainsbury Centre For Visual Arts presents ‘Francis Bacon and the Masters’, bringing together over twenty-five major works by Bacon… Read More
2 July 2015
The influential artist Luc Tuymans was recently back at David Zwirner, which was presenting an exhibition of the artist’s latest… Read More
26 June 2015