Ryan Mosley | Anatomy and the Wall Alison Jacques Gallery, 16-18 Berner's Street, London W1T 3LN January 28 - March 3, 2016 The Alison Jacques Gallery will present its fourth solo exhibition of work by up-and-coming artist, Ryan Mosley. Mosley, a Royal College of Art graduate, has been praised by art critics internationally for his “trippy,…
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The 28th edition of London Art Fair will take place from January 20-24th, 2016 at The Business Design Centre, Islington. The Fair signals the start to the art world year and provides a supportive environment for collectors of all levels. Museum quality Modern British art will be presented alongside contemporary work from today's leading artists, covering the period from…
WRITER AND ART CRITIC LUCY R. LIPPARD ONCE SAID THAT FEMINIST ART is not just a style or a movement, but also “a value system, a revolutionary strategy, a way of life.” It’s difficult to pinpoint exactly when a range of shared opinions and collective experiences became the movement we now know as feminism, but…
Despite the fact that the entrance corridor of the 13th edition of Frieze Art Fair had a sign that said “Welcome to Purgatory” (by artist Lutz Bacher) it’s safe to say that a few of this year's exhibitors were in heaven after closing a number of five to six-figure deals throughout the week. The bulk…
Frieze London, one of the world’s leading art fairs starts will take place from October 14th through 17th in Regent’s Park, London. The contemporary art fair will present over 160 of the world’s leading contemporary galleries, from almost 30 countries. The 2015 program is inspired by Frieze London’s temporary structure in The Regent’s Park and…
Kara Walker Go to Hell or Atlanta, Whichever Comes First Victoria Miro Gallery 16 Wharf Road, London October 1st-November 7th, 2015 Victoria Miro Gallery is presenting the first of two exhibitions this autumn by the celebrated American artist Kara Walker. Often provocative and humorous, Kara Walker's work explores the tensions and power plays of racial…
Not Alone Stephen Friedman Gallery 25-28 Old Burlington Street, London Private view: September 3rd, 2015, 6-8pm September 4th - October 2nd, 2015 The Stephen Friedman Gallery is putting together an ambitious exhibition by the talented artist, Jennifer Rubell. The exhibition, Not Alone, will be shown in two gallery spaces on September 4th with a private viewing the day…
Inside the White Cube Cube Bermondsey Gallery 144—152 Bermondsey Street London SE1 3TQ United Kingdom July 15th - September 13th, 2015 10am-6pm The Cube Bermondsey gallery is presenting an exhibition by internationally acclaimed artist, Imi Knoebel in London from July 15th to September 13th. The exhibition, entitled 'Inside the White Cube' will feature a…
15 years after its debut Tracey Emin’s iconic installation ‘My Bed’ has returned to the Tate Britian, complete with the empty vodka bottles, used condoms and blood-stained underwear that made it legendary. A testament to the breakdown of a relationship, ‘My Bed’, like the former Young British Artist’s other early works, makes some people uncomfortable…
London's non-profit art walk, "The Line", launched May 23 and opened to the public in East London. The path follows the line of the Greenwich Meridian, across 3 miles from London's waterways from The O2, the Royal Docks, and Three Mills. The exhibit features sculptures by Martin Creed, Abigail Fallis, Damien Hirst, Gary Hume, Sir Eduardo Paolozzi,…
Richard Tuttle: "Separation" Modern Art, 4-8 Helmet Row, London June 5 - 27, 2015 Modern Art will be holding Richard Tuttle's third solo exhibition of new work by Richard Tuttle. This exhibition comprises four new bodies of work made over the course of the past year. Richard Tuttle's career has spanned over fifty years with more than…
Two rare and newly discovered portraits painted by legendary Irish painter, Francis Bacon, will be up for auction at Sotheby's in London. The expected price for these paintings are £30 million. These paintings, Self Portrait and the triptych Three Studies for Self-Portraits, were sold directly from the Marlborough Fine Art soon after painted in 1975 & 1980. In 2007, a…
Marcin Maciejowski: "Unsettled Matters" Wilkinson, 50-58 Vyner Street, London, Lower Gallery April 17 - May 17, 2015 Opening: Thursday 16 April, 6 - 8pm About the artist: "For Maciejowski, the act of painting is a way to think about the world: to notice people and moments, from his life, from the media, and from history,…
Thomas Zipp: "The Observer as a System with Feedback" Alison Jacques Gallery, 16-18 Berners Street, London February 27 - March 21 For his fourth solo exhibition at Alison Jacques Gallery, Thomas Zipp will present a new series of paintings on canvas. This body of work examines the relationship between actor and observer by transforming the gallery…
Damien Hirst: "LOVE" Paul Stolper Gallery, 31 Museum Street, London February 9 - 21, 2015 Paul Stolper presents "LOVE," a pop-up exhibition of prints and sculptural editions by Damien Hirst. The exhibition will run from the 9th of February to the 21st of February 2015, over Valentine’s Day, and will focus exclusively on the theme…
Christian Marclay White Cube Bermondsey, 144 - 152 Bermondsey St., London January 28 - April 12, 2015 In January 2015, White Cube will present a major solo exhibition by Christian Marclay, including a range of new work and a lively programme of weekly performances. Continuing Marclay’s long-standing interest in the relationship between image and sound,…
Tobias Teschner: "Yellow Snow" Wilkinson, 50 to 58 Vyner Street, London January 17 - February 22, 2015 The Wilkinson Gallery presents Tobias Teschner in an exhibition titled "Yellow Snow," which includes an eponymous painting of a pure white snow-scape with many figures, and one of them peeing a little yellow stream into the snow. is…
Anja Niemi: Darlene & Me The Little Black Gallery 13A Park Walk January 15th - March 20th In the new series Darlene & Me, Norwegian photographer Anja Niemi inhabits a house in the California desert, in which she explores the fictional character Darlene. Niemi continues to function as the photographer, subject and director of her images,…
I’ve long been in awe of Richard Tuttle’s works. At first, as a child: I despised his work and my taste instantly went towards Warhol and Koons. But soon, as an adolescent, my heart awoke to the splendors of the finely grained beauties of the world – those dappled rarer things – and my eyes crawled…
Peter Blake: “Side Show” Paul Stolper Gallery London November 27, 2014 – January 10, 2015 The Paul Stolper Gallery in London has announced a new coming exhibition: Side-Show, an in-depth exploration of one of Peter Blake’s most iconic portfolios, consisting of five wood-engravings titled ‘Tattooed Man’, ‘Bearded Lady’, ‘Midget’, ‘Fat Boy’ and ‘Giant’ made between…