Joana Vasconcelos‘ exhibition in Haunch of Venison a couple of weeks ago, and I wasn’t planning to write about it because a) I’m busy...

Brazilian artist Ernesto Neto has exposed the art viscera inside the Hayward gallery, London. I won’t digress much talking about the...

Those of you in London some weeks ago may have noticed these adverts in the Southbank space were graffiti and skateboarding interrupt the...

Madder139 gallery, and I was pleasantly intrigued by the Cervantian look of the man, but mostly attracted to the 2D image collaged over...

[singlepic id=189 w=320 h=240 float=left]My art practice is rusty, for a few more months. It’s on hold while I put energies into my art...

Open Arts Cafe. From the link a friend sent me on fb, I expected it to be geared towards fine arts performance, but instead of being all...

Strolling up to the Serpentine Gallery on a fine London morning I happened upon a wonderful little exhibition in the Royal Geographical...

As a teenager I went to see a Minimalist art exhibition in Barcelona that ( I realised years later) was really influential. First, there...

China may be doubling the value of its art market every year, but the superpower is not sending as much Chinese art to this neck of the...

Due to my regrettably poor memory, I confused Billy Childish with Charles Thomson, ignorantly putting all stuckists in one mental box,...

The October Gallery in Bloomsbury has just opened a small and lovely exhibition of Kenji Yoshida’s paintings. Below is my favourite:...

I finally saw Banksy‘s film Exit through the Giftshop, now on show in only one London cinema. Glad I made it to the big screen before it...

What I can’t quite work out is how a visual artist, Antony Gormley, designs the set for something like this. I can understand that a...

[singlepic id=35 w=320 h=240 float=left]But rules about taking photos are becoming stranger. During the Anish Kapoor exhibition, the...

Late last year, I read a very funny article by Lucy Mangan in The Guardian, pointing out –in case you hadn’t heard because feminism is so...

[singlepic id=27 w=320 h=240 float=left]Had today been a leap year, it would still be February, LGBT month. Throughout the month,...

here. The first time round, I saw it first in 1993, this artwork blew my young mind. The disused factory in St John’s Wood, as I recall...

Zoë Burt is exhibiting the fascinating results of her residence at the Brockwell Lido last summer, now on show at 198@45 gallery, in...

Until the 20th March, 198 gallery is presenting an exhibition that is supported by so many workshops and seminars, that the whole show...