Mike Parr – interview: ‘I was a performance artist with one arm. The p...
One of Australia’s most influential artists, Mike Parr talks about his extreme performance art, ho...
Bohemia: History of an Idea 1950-2000
A globe-trotting exhibition takes us in search of modern Bohemia, from the Parisian brasserie to the...
Julian Stair: Art, Death and the Afterlife
In response to lives lost in the Covid pandemic, Stair’s new work includes monumental figural form...
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Nine artists, including Lubaina Himid, Hana Miletić and Moyra Davey, consider the fraught subject o...
If These Apples Should Fall: Cézanne and the Present – book review
The chapters in TJ Clark’s book on the French post-impressionist began life as lectures the art hi...
Seven curatorial collaborators, including a botanist, a physicist and a river pilot, give their dive...
Anthony Caro: The Inspiration of Architecture
The grand Georgian home of the neo-classical architect John Soane provides the background for Caro...
William Klein: Yes – book review
William Klein won his first camera in a poker game and went on to become renowned for his skill in f...
Liz Magor: The Rise and the Fall
Items that are at once familiar yet strange populate Magor’s baffling sculptures, leading viewers ...
Duke Riley – interview: ‘As an artist, you’re trying to push boundar...
Duke Riley likes his art to provoke, even if it gets him arrested. He talks about training pigeons t...
1905: Fritz Bleyl and the Beginning of the Brücke
Fritz Bleyl was a founding member of the Brücke group, which, though shortlived, helped to establis...
Bridget Riley Drawings: From the Artist’s Studio
Marking op art’s takeover from the passe machismo of abstract expressionism, Riley’s pulsing exe...
David Hockney: Bigger & Closer (Not Smaller & Further Away)
At the new Lightroom, which uses wraparound sight and sound, David Hockney himself guides us through...
Adelaide Cioni – interview: ‘My work is about the origins of drawing a...
Adelaide Cioni talks about her interest in patterns, and how these relate to something deep inside u...
Nalini Malani: My Reality Is Different
This spectacular show plays out in a deep black gallery space, where through nine large video instal...
Ravelle Pillay’s paintings have a washy tranquillity beneath which violence lurks, as she explores...
Péju Alatise – interview: ‘My relationship with Nigeria is like a bat...
Having recently moved to the UK from Nigeria, Peju Alatise talks about growing up in Lagos, her camp...
Leanne McDonagh – interview: ‘My work has always been about who I am a...
Leanne McDonagh discusses how a residency at Cork Printmakers in Ireland, as part of a project suppo...
Marc Camille Chaimowicz: Nuit Américaine
From house party to lockdown: for his retrospective at Wiels, the London-based artist Marc Camille C...
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Mike Nelson: Extinction Beckons
A spectacular survey of the British artist Mike Nelson is brutally bleak and awe-inspiringly complex...
Drawing on family lore, David Blandy’s four provocative films take us from the horrors of the atom...
Now on show at Turner Contemporary, Sonia Boyce’s immersive multimedia installation, which won the...
Shanti Panchal – interview: ‘It’s a meditative process, a layering o...
Shanti Panchal discusses the enduring power of painting, the evolution of his watercolour technique,...
For its sixth iteration, themed ‘বন্যা/Bonna’, or flood, the biennial exhibition explo...
Ilse Garnier: a e i o u and Concrete Experience
Two exhibitions now on at the museum relate to text-based works by female poets of the second half o...
Alice Neel: Hot Off the Griddle
In her intimate portraits, with an unflinching eye, Alice Neel lays bare the souls of her sitters. H...
Marcelle Hanselaar – interview: ‘To do nothing, to not at least take t...
Marcelle Hanselaar, 20 of whose works are now on show at the Fitzwilliam Museum, talks about the pow...
Juan Francisco Elso: Por América
A survey of Cuban artist Juan Francisco Elso is not easy to assemble, especially in the US, but this...
Wu Tsang – interview: ‘I’m drawn to stories that have messy politics...
Wu Tsang trains a postcolonial lens on Herman Melville’s 19th-century novel Moby-Dick for her imme...
Donatello: Sculpting the Renaissance
This show presents us with a tapestry of Donatello’s life and legacy, the intricacies of his craft...
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