-These exhibitions are now closed- The Serpentine Galleries‘ two new exhibitions, one focusing on the art of Haim Steinbach and another showcasing modern interior designs curated by Martino Gamper, deal […]
-This exhibition is now closed- ‘What’s the point of it?’, the Hayward Gallery’s new exhibition of work by Turner Prize-winning artist Martin Creed, is a mixed bag of enchanting highs and […]
-This exhibition is now closed- Come and See, Jake and Dinos Chapman’s mid-career survey at the Serpentine Sackler Gallery, stands as proof that the once Young British Artists have not […]
-This exhibition is now closed- Sensing Spaces at the Royal Academy is a new exhibition of installations by seven architects from around the globe, invited by the RA to create structures […]
-This exhibition is now closed- The biennial Jameel Prize is an international award for contemporary artists and designers who take inspiration from Islamic tradition, and the Victoria & Albert Museum […]
-This exhibition is now closed- Collider, the Science Museum’s latest temporary exhibition, gives Londoners the chance to step inside a model of the world’s greatest science experiment: the Large Hadron Collider […]
-This exhibition is now closed- An edited version of this review was originally published in Mongoos Magazine. The Royal Academy’s retrospective of the work of Bill Woodrow celebrates the British […]
-This exhibition is now closed- Mounting an exhibition about the destruction of artwork has one inevitable challenge; many of the relevant pieces have either been destroyed or restored to their […]
-This exhibition is now closed- An edited version of this review was originally published in Mongoos Magazine. The Saatchi Gallery’s latest exhibition, Body Language, interrogates ways the human body is depicted […]
-This exhibition is now closed- An edited version of this review was originally published in Mongoos Magazine. Tate Modern’s latest exhibition, Paul Klee: Making Visible, is a colossal retrospective of […]
-This exhibition is now closed- Famous for his satirical prints on 19th-century French political life, Honoré Daumier (1808-1879) is the subject of a retrospective at the Royal Academy, which focuses […]
-This exhibition is now closed- An edited version of this review was originally published in Mongoos Magazine. An alarming banner appeared on the front of the Victoria and Albert Museum […]
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