John Hoyland: Power Stations Paintings at Newport Street Gallery The Newport Street Gallery is the culmination of a long stated Damien Hirst ambition – a desire to publicly show his...
Ryan Gander Fieldwork, Lisson Gallery, London The title Fieldwork hints at some sort of preparatory work of rough ideas taken from the world at large – the...
Agnes Martin at Tate Modern, London My paintings have neither objects nor space nor time nor anything – no forms. They are light, lightness, about merging,...
The World Goes Pop at Tate Modern London This is pop Jim, but not as we know it. There are no Warhol Brillo Boxes, Roy Lichtenstein Whaams or...
William Kentridge at Marian Goodman London People fleeing from hunger, war and political oppression have always been a staple of the daily news and with the...
Ai Weiwei at the Royal Academy, London The notorious Chinese dissident artist has clearly been very busy since his recent, and not insubstantial, exhibition at Blenheim Palace...
We Want More: Image-Making & Music in the 21st Century Music and musicians have always been powerful magnets for photographers and artists. The narrow outlook of the past would tend towards...
Curated by Tony Cragg at Blain Southern London Arriving recently for a stay at the excellent Ham Yard Hotel near Piccadilly (reviewed here) I was surprised and delighted to find a...
James Turrell LightScape at Houghton Hall One of my most eagerly anticipated exhibitions of this summer has been this: the arrival of one of the giants...
Florilegia at Grimaldi Gavin London Grimaldi Gavin (formerly Brancolini Grimaldi) is a modest sized Mayfair gallery that specialises in Contemporary Photography. However you will find...
The Vinyl Factory Press at White Cube To coincide with Christian Marclay’s solo exhibition at White Cube, The Vinyl Factory Press – a unique hydraulic vinyl pressing...
Hiroshi Sugimoto – Still Life at Pace London At first glance, the latest exhibition at Pace London appears to be the work of a formidably talented wildlife photographer....