The Authoritative Word On Art
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Matejko’s Copernicus: A cosmic sublime
The Deep Space Time artist Julie Hill looks at the intertwining of the divine and cosmic in this portrait of Copernicus where the parallel is made to a ships captain navigating his…
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Sin – New & Improved at the National Gallery
Sin what is good for? Some people don’t think it exists anymore. It certainly goes without much thought these days as to what notions it concerns itself with, the historical context from…
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Rebecca Wallersteiner explores why the Germans can’t get over the Berlin Wall
Rebecca Wallersteiner travels to Brussels to select her highlight of the BRAFA Art Fair 2020 The Berlin Wall installation at BRAFA 2020 in Brussels – photo credit BRAFA 2020 Fabrice Debatty There are…
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Brafa 2019: Gilbert & George – Bearded Troglodytes
Brafa 2019: Gilbert & George – Bearded Troglodytes Rebecca Wallersteiner travels to Brussels to meet the famous duo who turned themselves into one of the most famous “living” artworks “When…
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A subtle game of Spot the difference: Mantegna and Bellini at the National Gallery
Hurry! Show Ends 27th January A subtle game of contrasts ensues comparing the delicacy of Mantegna’s Egg Tempera to the swarthy fleshy seduction of Bellini’s Oil Painting Technique: ‘The Presentation of Christ…
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Punk the National with Marcus Harvey’s Half Nelson exhibition
Concepts of nationality get punked in this extraordinary exuberant show at the Paul Stolper Gallery Marcus Harvey’s art assess and re-present the images by which a nation thinks it knows itself. He’s…
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Cock Chopping
To reflected that reality the painting should have to be Populated as plentifully as a room full of Kusama Philli
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Get Hyper Korean with stunning treasures from the Hermit Kingdom
Last chance!!! Ends this Sunday!!! Treasures from the Hermit Kingdom stun in the MADE IN NORTH KOREA exhibition. On show at the house of illustration til Sunday 13th May 2 Granary Square,…
