Exhuming a handful of Richard Smith’s paintings-cum-reliefs from the early 1970s, this modest and nostalgic show reconstructs a sort of eureka moment in the British artist’s career....
This smartly irreverent group show on the dissemination of public information feels particularly pertinent to the current media moment in which the violent subjugation of Tibetans in China can play...
Five excellent artists are on display at Hats Plus. I urge you to see them in this King’s Cross artist’s studio with its rickety stairs and Jack-the-Ripper period wall-cracks. Dan...
You can almost hear the hushed tones of David Attenborough walking you round this exhibition: ‘And here, in the depths of the Queen’s lair, we find exhilarating examples of animal and...
Milly Thompson used to be a member of the seminal, loved and loathed ’90s London art collective BANK, which broke up in 2005. Her new show is loaded with all the self-consciousness of going...
You will have heard of the Museum of Modern Art, the Metropolitan and, I dare say, any number of other famous American art institutions. But I can’t recall hearing of the Addison Gallery...
It’s both sensible and a little foolhardy to name an exhibition after the famous Otto Dix painting ‘The Skat Players’, one of the most important examples of the grotesque as a...
It says a lot about human nature that, even though their time is apparently freer than for the rest of us, many artists choose to get up and do the same thing each day. Since 1981 Dutch artist...
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