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Armory Week 2013 Ben Austin’s Exclusive Diary – Part 1 New York City – Mega metropolis, where anything is possible. … Read More
8 March 2013
Armory Week 2013 Ben Austin’s Exclusive Diary – Part 1 New York City – Mega metropolis, where anything is possible. … Read More
8 March 2013
Gagosian’s current exhibition of Jean Michel-Basquiat’s work, including over fifty unique pieces by the artist, is nearly a retrospective and… Read More
8 March 2013
Art13 London welcomed artists, galleries and collectors from across the world, over the weekend, as well as a number of… Read More
4 March 2013
Andrew Curtis’s ‘The Leisure Circle’ a new off-site collaborative project between PayneShurvell and curator Annabel Cary opened Friday night in… Read More
3 March 2013
Self-described as “London’s most exciting art fair launch in a decade”, Art 13 brings a dynamic new art fair to… Read More
3 March 2013
NYC 1993: Experimental Jet Set, Trash and No Star is the title of an exhibition currently at New York’s New… Read More
2 March 2013
The inaugural Art13 London, held in the Olympia Grand Hall, which opened last night and runs from 1–3 March 2013,… Read More
1 March 2013
Paul Carey-Kent Gives Us A Taste Of What’s Unmissable For March London’s art scene is too rich to take… Read More
28 February 2013
The Kinetica Art Fair which opens to the public on 28th February at Ambika P3 (Baker St.) presents over 40… Read More
26 February 2013
Best known as the artist who braided three jet planes, Adel Abdessemed’s first solo exhibition in the newly opened David… Read More
24 February 2013
In his last New Year Quiz for frieze, writer and curator Tom Morton joked that 2013 would see Anish Kapoor’s… Read More
22 February 2013
Rosemarie Trockel is an artist who enjoys experimenting with many different styles. In her retrospective exhibition titled ‘A Cosmos’ she… Read More
22 February 2013
Roy Lichtenstein’s comic inspired works have intrigued art enthusiasts for several decades, but this complete retrospective grants insight into other… Read More
19 February 2013
In this survey of one the great photographic pioneers, the National Portrait Gallery focuses exclusively on Man Ray’s portraiture of… Read More
15 February 2013
For Marcel Duchamp, the cracks that appeared in his work The Large Glass (The Bride Stripped Bare by Her Bachelors,… Read More
14 February 2013
Thomas Zanon-Larcher, Nicolle, Smithfield I, London, May 2009 Courtesy of the Artist and Wapping Project Bankside (above) There’s a… Read More
8 February 2013
Carnival is is fast approaching and besides the traditional Brazilian party, the entire country will feature important established and emerging… Read More
8 February 2013
My work doesn’t mean anything. It is just the presentation of the materials in the clearest form I can make… Read More
2 February 2013
It is telling that the centrepiece of the Juergen Teller retrospective now on at the ICA is a trio of… Read More
1 February 2013
Paul Carey-Kent takes a look at the young German artist Daniel Lergon and uncovers the impressive narrative of Lergon’s work… Read More
29 January 2013
The eagerly awaited William Scott retrospective exhibition opened to the public yesterday at Tate St Ives, the first stop on… Read More
27 January 2013
So it falls to me to review “Death” so soon after the death of someone I knew. His name was… Read More
26 January 2013
Paul Carey-Kent discovers copious use of fresh new materials in this months London gallery art offerings. Maybe there’s no such… Read More
26 January 2013
Edouard Manet is one of the best-known and influential figures in the development of modern art, yet somehow, the Royal… Read More
25 January 2013
Francesco Clemente found fame as part of the Neo-Expressionist movement of the late 1970s and early 1980s, or the ‘transavanguardia’… Read More
23 January 2013
This year’s Photo50 at the London Art Fair provided, yet again, a diverting and fascinating escape from the throngs browsing… Read More
20 January 2013
“Ascending With Our Earth Star”, an art event which opened on 21 December 2012, is an exhibition incorporating a mixture… Read More
20 January 2013
John Chamberlain (1927-2011) lived just long enough to help plan his retrospective at the Guggenheim, New York (Feb 24 –… Read More
7 January 2013
After such a good end to the year for Photography in London, a barren 2013 seemed likely, but though there… Read More
7 January 2013
‘Yeah, you missed it’, stated Tony Andre the Director of Guerilla Galleries (London) whom I rang today to ask how… Read More
5 January 2013
Ah, the London Art Fair (Previews 15 Jan, public opening 16-20 Jan at the Business Design Centre, 52 Upper Street,… Read More
4 January 2013
What is movement? Ok, fine, maybe we know what movement is, but how should we think about it? In the… Read More
31 December 2012