Richard Serra at Gagosian London Richard Serra is not a particularly prolific artist – quite understandable given the scale of his individual works. His works...
Daniel Buren: Catch as Catch Can at the Baltic Centre It is easy to think of Daniel Buren simplistically as the ‘stripe man’. Whilst it is useful for some to remember, and...
Oudolf Field at Hauser & Wirth – Somerset Some unseasonably warm weather this week prompted us to take a journey out to Dursalde Farm, location of the latest...
Antonio Marguet at High House Gallery The oasis of High House Gallery, lying within the Cotswolds contemporary art desert, has come up with yet another excellent exhibition. Their...
Horst: Photographer of Style, V&A Horst P. Horst was one of the leading photographers of the 20th century. During an illustrious 60-year career – working...
Pangea: New Art from Africa & Latin America – Saatchi Gallery The title of the latest show at the Saatchi Gallery, Pangaea, suggests an artistic reunification of this ancient continent. It...
The Human Factor: The Figure in Contemporary Sculpture at The Hayward If there is one reassuring constant of sculpture over the ages, it is the repeated attempts at representations of the...
Barbara Kruger at Modern Art Oxford You have already seen Barbara Kruger’s work. Whether you realise it or not is a different matter, but the bold...
Royal Childhood – Buckingham Palace, London This year’s special exhibition to coincide with the Summer Opening of Buckingham Palace, chronicles the lives of royal children over...
Dennis Hopper – The Lost Album at the Royal Academy As well as being a famed actor and director, Dennis Hopper was a prodigious snapper. For a period he took...
Adrian Ghenie – Golems at Pace London Adrian Ghenie is one of the chief figures of The Rumanian ‘Cluj School’ (Victor Man, Mircea Cantor and Ciprian Muresan...
Malevich at Tate Modern Despite Kasimir Malevich being widely feted during his lifetime, exhibitions of work since his death in 1935 have been few...