Basquiat: Boom for Real – The Barbican, London
Do not come to the latest Barbican Gallery exhibition Basquiat: Boom for Real expecting a straightforward show of Jean-Michel Basquiat’s...
Rachel Whiteread – Tate Britain
Now that Frieze, Frieze Masters and the PAD art & design fair are packed up, we can move our attention...
Frieze London 2017
October is the very best time of year to see art in the capital. The city is abuzz with the...
Franco Grignani : Art As Design 1950-1990 – The Estorick Collection, London
In a peaceful square in the heart of Islington, the Estorick Collection is easily overlooked but well worth a detour....
The New Sackler Courtyard at the V&A London
Do you remember Spiral, the £100m Daniel Libeskind proposal for the Victoria & Albert Museum? Hugely controversial it proposed the...
40 Tage by Gerhard Richter – Heni Publishing
There is a temptation to think of Gerhard Richter solely in terms of his painting. Everyone knows the colourful squeegee...
The David Mach Conversation
David, you will soon be creating a new sculptural installation ‘Incoming’ for the Griffin Gallery in west London using about...
Wolfgang Tillmanns 2017 – Tate Modern, London
This is photography Jim, but not as we know it. Visiting the latest Tate exhibition Wolfgang Tillmans 2017 many unfamiliar with...
Hockney – Tate Britain
Writing about the latest David Hockney exhibition at first seems rather like trying to write about a Stones concert. These...
Robert Rauschenberg at Tate Modern, London
‘I don’t want a picture to look like something it isn’t. I want it to look like something it is....
Painters’ Painters at the Saatchi Gallery London
Painters’ Painters is a good exhibition with much to commend it, but the Saatchi Gallery has again created a problem with its title....
Ragnar Kjartansson & Barbara Kruger, The Hirschhorn, Washington DC
Arriving at the eye-catching and doughnut-shaped Hirschhorn Museum one can hardly miss its wonderful recent sculptural acquisition. Still Life with...