Richard Prince: The Joke Is In The ‘Re-telling’ At Sadie Coles HQ
Sadie Coles HQ is currently presenting an oeuvre of twelve works by the great American appropriation artist Richard Prince. ‘Cartoon… Read More
21 April 2016
Sadie Coles HQ is currently presenting an oeuvre of twelve works by the great American appropriation artist Richard Prince. ‘Cartoon… Read More
21 April 2016
Modern Art Oxford presents the second exhibition in KALEIDOSCOPE, the Gallery’s year-long programme of unfolding exhibitions to celebrate their 50th… Read More
19 April 2016
Warrior Studios Collective consists of 12 artists – founded in the late 1980s in a railway arch in South London… Read More
12 April 2016
The Royal College of General Practitioners recently opened it’s doors to the art world. Will this stunning, recently-renovated Grade II* listed… Read More
9 April 2016
Wang Guangle: Yellow – Pace Gallery London – until 16 Apr 2016 Image: Wang Guangle, Yellow, installation view, Pace Gallery… Read More
5 April 2016
Paul Carey-Kent curates his choices of London art exhibitions for April 2016. His rolling ten recommended contemporary art shows are all… Read More
2 April 2016
Artlyst travelled to sunny Margate and Turner Contemporary’s Sunley Gallery to view two major works by leading contemporary artist Yinka… Read More
31 March 2016
Leon Golub was a hero to some. In the fifties, his figurative work went against the grain when abstraction was de… Read More
28 March 2016
It’s interesting to compare the curatorial approaches to the two densely comprehensive photography group shows on at the the moment:… Read More
26 March 2016
The 2013 Turner Prize nominated, British artist David Shrigley launched his eighth solo show at London’s Stephen Friedman Gallery on… Read More
20 March 2016
Paul Black has visited Hauser & Wirth London, currently presenting Mark Wallinger’s debut solo exhibition with the gallery. The artist’s… Read More
17 March 2016
Paul Black recently attended the Serpentine Sackler Gallery, which is currently presenting the first major exhibition of work by Kerstin… Read More
14 March 2016
Imagine if you will the ocean at night; the push and pull of the tide under a vast starlit sky,… Read More
14 March 2016
Paul Black travelled to the opening of the Harley Gallery, home to the historic Portland Collection of fine and decorative… Read More
7 March 2016
Lizanne Merrill and Isa Freeling Artlyst’s New York contributors were at the press view of ‘The Art Show’ at the… Read More
6 March 2016
Paul Carey-Kent curates his choices of London art exhibitions for March 2016. His rolling ten recommended contemporary art shows are all… Read More
6 March 2016
Not long after the National Gallery’s opening of Delacroix and the Rise of Modern Art, here is another exhibition showing… Read More
3 March 2016
Gagosian’s Warhol and Avedon at their Britannia Street gallery is yet another Museum quality curation which juxtaposes the work of two… Read More
29 February 2016
Artlyst’s Japan correspondent Rachel Carvosso has attended “Takashi Murakami; The 500 Arhats” at the Mori Museum in Roppongi, Tokyo; the artist’s first… Read More
26 February 2016
A good fair needs a combination of quirky or spectacular extras, good location, plus of course quality art in the… Read More
20 February 2016
Delacroix and the Rise of Modern Art, the National Gallery London’s latest feature exhibition, sets out to give visitors the… Read More
17 February 2016
Artlyst has recently attended the new exhibition of works by Andy Warhol from the Hall Collection, curated by Norman Rosenthal,… Read More
17 February 2016
Paul Black has attended the new exhibition by New York-based artist Michael Joo, Radiohalo is a major solo exhibition of… Read More
15 February 2016
Artlyst has attended the latest exhibition at Modern Art Oxford, The Indivisible Present, the first exhibition in KALEIDOSCOPE, a yearlong… Read More
10 February 2016
Walking into the newly renovated and remodelled Watts Studio was breathtaking . A contemporary public entrance of oak and glass… Read More
5 February 2016
In his rolling reviews of the must see art exhibitions in London critic Paul Carey-Kent looks at what’s on around… Read More
1 February 2016
Peter Blake, Portraits and People, now in its final week at Waddington Custot, was on my priority list for my… Read More
26 January 2016
New Art Projects is Fred Man’s spacious new gallery on Sheep Lane E8 nestling between Regent’s Canal London Fields and Victoria… Read More
18 January 2016
Hauser & Wirth London is currently presenting the work of nine artists in ‘Maisons Fragiles’, a group exhibition which explores… Read More
14 January 2016
Artlyst has taken the Tate Boat, braving the Thames on a rainy January day to visit both Tate Modern’s Turbine… Read More
8 January 2016
Paul Carey-Kent gives us the latest in his rolling choice of ten, together with previous choices which you can still see…… Read More
31 December 2015
My favourite exhibition of 2015 had to be the Richard Diebenkorn at the Royal Academy. His love of paint, brushstrokes,… Read More
30 December 2015