David Batchelor: Colour Is – Compton Verney
As part of Compton Verney’s year of exploring, examining and enjoying artists’ use of colour, they are hosting the first...
Alex Prager, Part One: The Mountain – Lehman Maupin, London
We were delighted to visit Alex Prager, Part One: The Mountain, a show of new work by artist Alex Prager,...
Noguchi – The Barbican, London
An exhibition about the Japanese-American sculptor and designer, Isamu Noguchi, would not immediately spring right to the top of everyone’s...
Bruce Nauman – Tate Modern, London
Bruce Nauman’s video Washing Hands - Normal is installed at the bottom of the escalators as you arrive in the...
Matisse: The Books – Louise Rogers Lalaurie, Thames & Hudson
Matisse: The Books, just published by Thames & Hudson, is the latest welcome addition to the already well recorded story...
Tullio Crali A Futurist Life – The Estorick Collection, London
Tullio Crali A Futurist Life is the latest exhibition at the delightful Estorick Collection. Located in a beautifully restored 17th...
Bridget Riley, The Complete Prints, 1962–2020 – Thames & Hudson
Bridget Riley, The Complete Prints, is a highly impressive completely up-to-date catalogue raisonné of this highly respected British artist’s graphic...
Foundation Prada- Milan, Italy
Located in the southern part of the city, the or Fondazione Prada or Prada Foundation Milan is spectacular and well...
Steve McQueen Tate Modern, London
This Steve McQueen Tate Modern exhibition reminds us that although he is now familiar to us for his critically acclaimed...
Dora Maar Tate Modern, London
Henriette Théodora Markovitch, otherwise known as Dora Maar, perhaps had the misfortune of being one of Picasso’s many muses and...
William Blake, Tate Britain
The largest collection of work by William Blake (1757 -1827) in the UK for a generation. Tate Britain have mounted...
Antony Gormley Royal Academy – London
The latest show at the Royal Academy is entitled simply Antony Gormley. This is probably because an awful lot of...