22 October 2011
Franks Stella’s Falling Star
Frank Stella’s first major London show in 25 years presents his spectacular early works alongside recent failings 25 years since his last...
Reviews
20 October 2011
Turner Prize 2011 Opens On The Tyne
BALTIC opens 2011 Turner Prize Exhibition For the first time in its 27 year history, the Turner Prize is to be hosted by...
17 October 2011
George Condo’s Crazed Characters Hit Hayward
George Condo’s much-anticipated Mental States finally arrives at the Hayward Gallery Having provided album artwork for Kanye West, and won the hearts...
17 October 2011
James Richards The Banality Of The Vernacular
Richards solo show at Chisenhale Gallery reveals the oh-so-grey void behind our vernacular visual landscapes For his solo exhibition at Chisenhale Gallery,...
13 October 2011
Jacob Kassay Smoke And Mirrors
ICA’s Autumn exhibition of art-market-darling Jacob Kassay, his first in a public gallery. Review – Jacob Kassay exploded onto the contemporary art...
13 October 2011
SUNDAY Art Fair Living For The Weekend
After the success of its 2010 debut SUNDAY Art Fair is back to challenge the hegemony of the Sharp-Slotover Frieze machine. Frieze’s most dangerous...
11 October 2011
Has Charles Saatchi Lost His Senses
‘New Sensations’ exhibition upstaged by ‘The Future Can Wait’, but both lack punch Two schemes for emerging artists, both launched in 2007, have in...
11 October 2011
Pavilion Of Art And Design The Real Masterpiece
The Shock Of The Old Invades Berkeley Square You’ve seen this year’s major exhibitions, now’s your chance to recreate them in your living...
10 October 2011
Tacita Dean Unilever Commission 2011 Unveiled At Tate
FILM: a low-tech love letter to the magic of cinema For the twelfth commission in the Tate Modern Unilever Series, and the first to...
7 October 2011
Djurberg And Mirza Keyboards And Crocodiles
Review of Camden Arts Centre Autumn Exhibitions Today, Camden Arts Centre opens two exciting new exhibitions: Nathalie Djurberg’s A World of Glass, with...
5 October 2011
Grayson Perry A Pilgrim’s Progress
Review – In The Tomb of the Unknown Craftsman, Turner Prize-winning artist Grayson Perry invites us on a pilgrimage: saluting the ‘travel’ experience generated...
4 October 2011
Gerhard Richter Explores The Product Of Pure Chance
Panorama – Tate Modern’s most exciting and significant exhibition this year Gerhard Richter stated today – at the opening of his major retrospective at...
4 October 2011
Pipilotti Rist A Sight For Sore Eyes
Review – Pipilotti Rist’s new exhibition at Hayward, ‘Eyeball Massage’, is an aptly named sight for sore eyes. This major survey show, the first...
28 September 2011
Laurel Nakadate Feminism Fetishism And Britney Spears
Review – On first appearances, Laurel Nakadate is an artist fascinated by sexual violence and the fetishes of men. The body of work on...
25 September 2011
Auto Italia Explores Live TV For Artists
New performance based series launches on the Web Last night, Auto Italia South East, an artists-run project space committed to developing alternative approaches to...
24 September 2011
Ted Riederer’s Never Records Installation Pops Up On Bankside
US Artist’s old school multimedia vinyl shop opens to the public From NYC, through Liverpool, and Derry, Never Records has finally arrived here in...
21 September 2011
Postmodernism Pastiche and Subversion
Victoria & Albert Museum move on to the next chapter The V&A’s autumn show ‘Postmodernism: Style and Subversion 1970-1990’ represents the climax of a ...
16 September 2011
Degas Girls Film And The Ballet
“No art is less spontaneous than mine. What I do is the result of reflection and the study of the great masters.” – Degas...
14 September 2011
Joseph Kosuth A More Powerful Meaning
The father of ‘Conceptual Art’ maps the mind’s image – Review ‘‘The Mind’s Image of Itself #3’, the new installation by Joseph Kosuth, the...
9 September 2011
Rothko Archives Shed Light On 1961 Whitechapel Exhibition
Rothko In Britain Whitechapel Gallery 9 Sept 2011 – 26 Feb 2012 Rothko in Britain is an exhibition about an exhibition. It recreates, at...
8 September 2011
Jack Smith Underground Film Legend ICA Review
Jack Smith A Feast for Open Eyes is uncompromising until 18 September ICA London The ICA’s fortnight of films, events and symposia dedicated to...
5 September 2011
Wimbledon College of Art MA Show Match-Point
The Wimbledon College of Art MA Show 2011 is diverse as it is large, sprawling across the entire Wimbledon site and including a wide...
31 August 2011
MA Innovators Close Central Saint Martins Soho Campus
Fine Arts MA Degree Show Opens For Final Charing X Exhibition This year’s Central Saint Martins MA Fine Art Show is an historic event,...
31 August 2011
Ryan Gander Forcing The Door
‘Locked Room Scenario’ the latest Artangel triumph Ryan Gander’s ‘Locked Room Scenario’ is immediately unnerving. Having been ushered through the gates of a Hoxton...