Julio Le Parc, Serpentine Sackler Gallery – Fun Of The Fair
The Serpentine Galleries present two exhibitions this winter, with Reiner Ruthenbeck at the Serpentine Gallery, and Julio Le Parc at… Read More
12 December 2014
The Serpentine Galleries present two exhibitions this winter, with Reiner Ruthenbeck at the Serpentine Gallery, and Julio Le Parc at… Read More
12 December 2014
The Serpentine Galleries present two exhibitions this winter, with Julio Le Parc at the Serpentine Sackler Gallery – and an… Read More
12 December 2014
It’s been a while since there have been this many photography shows worth seeing in London. Not only are there… Read More
10 December 2014
Modern Art Oxford presents ‘Love Is Enough’ an exhibition drawing together works from public and private collections in the UK… Read More
9 December 2014
The Deutsche Bank ‘Artist of the Year, Imran Qureshi has created intricate miniature paintings and colossal site-specific installations to form… Read More
2 December 2014
It’s an ambitious show that seeks to refresh assumptions about a photographic genre whilst also bringing together works from 150… Read More
1 December 2014
While wandering around the courtyard of a temple in the Chinese district of Dujiangyan, Sichuan Province in 2007, Tony Bevan… Read More
29 November 2014
The alumni of New Contemporaries, the annual emerging graduate-artist prize, are an esteemed group – Tacita Dean, Damien Hirst, David… Read More
28 November 2014
Artlyst has travelled to the Gemeentemuseum in The Hague, which is presenting a retrospective of the great Abstract Expressionist Mark… Read More
27 November 2014
To come all the way to China to see the mid-life retrospective of one of best-known living abstract painters in… Read More
26 November 2014
Simon Lee Gallery presents ‘London Paintings’, Dexter Dalwood’s first exhibition since joining the gallery. London has been a setting and… Read More
25 November 2014
Transmitting Andy Warhol is the first solo exhibition of Warhol work in the north of England and brings together more… Read More
24 November 2014
A Victorian Obsession, offers a rare opportunity to see paintings by famous as well as lesser known Pre-Raphaelites, in one… Read More
19 November 2014
Tate Modern presents a series of pioneering works by Nam June Paik, known as the Korean ‘father of video art’,… Read More
14 November 2014
Somerset House presents an exhibition of previously unpublished photographs by Chris Stein, co-founder of Blondie, providing a behind the scenes… Read More
13 November 2014
White Cube, Mason’s Yard presents an exhibition by American artist David Hammons; with a survey of the artist’s recent works…. Read More
11 November 2014
Sadie Coles HQ presents artist Matthew Barney’s exhibition ‘Crown Zinc’ with a series of new sculptures that have their origins… Read More
6 November 2014
STÜCK HIRN BLIND – Jonas Burgert At Blain/Southern Blain/Southern presents the exhibition ‘STÜCK HIRN BLIND’; this is a new body… Read More
3 November 2014
London UK – So many new international galleries seem to be opening in Mayfair that one might get blasé… but… Read More
2 November 2014
Taken from the Cole Porter song, the title of this gorgeous two decade survey show is more then apt. Including… Read More
1 November 2014
The Turner prize, created thirty years ago to promote public discussion about new developments in contemporary British Art, couldn’t be… Read More
26 October 2014
The Marian Goodman Gallery presents its inaugural exhibition of German artist Gerhard Richter at the heavily anticipated opening of the… Read More
24 October 2014
The Courtauld Gallery, London presents Egon Schiele: The Radical Nude; the exhibition surveys the artist’s drawings and watercolours from a… Read More
24 October 2014
The Thomas Dane Gallery presents a poignant and heartbreaking film by acclaimed artist and film-maker Steve McQueen. ‘Ashes’ is a… Read More
21 October 2014
Geoff Leong and artist-curator duo Vanya Balogh & Cedric Christie present the exhibition ‘WE COULD NOT AGREE’ which – after… Read More
18 October 2014
Turner Prize nominee Marvin Gaye Chetwynd – the artist formally known as Spartacus – marks the 20th anniversary of South… Read More
17 October 2014
Saatchi Art presents New Sensations 2014 at Victoria House, Bloomsbury, London. The competition was launched seven years ago to support… Read More
17 October 2014
During World War II, when Richard Tuttle was but a young boy, his father had a nervous breakdown, which effectively… Read More
17 October 2014
The Gagosian Gallery Brittania Street London, presents an exhibition of Richard Serra’s latest works; filling the gallery with all of… Read More
16 October 2014
The third edition of Frieze Masters opened its doors to the public yesterday and, unlike Frieze London which controversially closes… Read More
16 October 2014
The Serpentine Sackler Gallery presents an exhibition of Welsh artist Cerith Wyn Evans’ illuminated works. Apparently this is a major… Read More
14 October 2014
Paul Carey Kent reveals his TEN HOT ALTERNATIVES TO FRIEZE, ten free exhibitions that are bound to get your art… Read More
13 October 2014