Art

Watch our video round-up from Abstract America Bright young thing from the Lower East Side, Agathe Snow, opens Saatchi’s haul of yoof-ful Americana  with three crucified dummies: one...

Pre-9/11, the daft prophecies of wacky religious cults used to hog the headlines. So Richard Grayson’s superb video projection, ‘The Golden Space City of God’, gives you that odd...

Saul Fletcher hasn’t shown in his home country for a dozen years. If he’s known here, it is for exquisite little black-and-white Polaroids of tilled Lancashire fields and of spare,...

The ancient Greek word odeon denotes a kind of theatre, a space for performance. And although here the space in question is really rather tiny – especially when compared to the...

Works in clay by contemporary artists – it’s a wide brief. And one precariously tented to cover some vast intellectual ground, such as that between the abstract British sculptural...

Ukiyo-e, or ‘pictures of the floating world’, is a genre known here, if at all, for Hokusai’s waves and Hiroshige’s prints of Edo (now Tokyo). But anyone who turns up...

A street away from Ground Zero in New York is the leafy little Louise Nevelson Plaza, the first public place to be named after an artist in the city. But the giant steel sculptures there, built in...

It’s just about possible to summarise in a sentence the idea behind Iain Forsyth and Jane Pollard’s new film 'Radio Mania:An Abandoned Work'. It’s a two-screen, 3D...