Walk through the doors of the Swiss Church and you will be met by a room with pillows scattered around on the floor and an investigative...

The Serpentine is exhibiting the most comprehensive retrospective so far of Ghanain-British photographer James Barnor’s work after the...

Kanaria’s portfolio reads like a fairytale. Innocent human figures twirl around, harmoniously communing with an exotic fauna and flora of...

'BLISS: A CELEBRATION OF YOUTH CULTURE IN THE CAPITAL (2021)' 18.08.21 - 20.02.21 Photography exhibition by Félice Knol celebrating the...

Currently on at the RA, Micheal Armitage’s solo show. The Kenyan born oil painter makes gargantuan pieces, weaving rich, bodily...

Shanghai-based artist Liu Wei’s exhibition ‘Nudita’ takes its name from an essay written by the Italian philosopher Girogio Agamben. The...

« Now we are in love with each other. I think of her and she thinks of me. When she sees me arrive in the fields she is happy. » Pierre...

This review has been a while in the making, and writing it has been filled with a good deal of hesitation. I wrote the first draft, which...

Before I saw Turner at theTate Britain, I thought of him as an artist preoccupied with the massive. I knew him for his grandiose battle...

On a dazzling day of May, I got an opportunity to attend the preview of Bedwyr Williams’ new exhibition at the Southwark Park Galleries,...