Tag: Glenn Brown

  • Glenn Brown in Bath: Arrows of Desire and Grottoesque

    Enjoying a double bill in Bath, Brown has playfully inserted a selection of his fantastical grotesques into the Holburne Museum’s collection of 18th-century portraits, while at No 1 Royal Crescent his grotto-like installation is ostentatious and enjoyably camp

  • The Shape of Things: Still Life in Britain

    With works from the 17th century to today, from Edwaert Collier to Duncan Grant and Maggi Hambling, this exhibition shows that still life, once seen as the lowliest of genres, has much to offer

  • Sara Shamma – interview: ‘When I paint, I am in a state like meditation’

    Shamma’s latest exhibition of new paintings responds to works by greats from Rembrandt to Rubens. Here, she talks about her intuitive practice, the importance of music to her work, the impact of war in her native Syria, and women and…

  • Glenn Brown: Come to Dust

    In a hulking presentation at Gagosian, the painter laureate of putrefaction continues to moulder old masterpieces into pestilent husks. To what end remains elusive

  • Collateral Drawing: ‘It’s like revealing the magic trick’

    Co-curators and artists from the ongoing Collateral Drawing project reveal insights into their working processes and how exhibiting by products of their creation changes the way they think about their own practices