Tag: Thomas Dane Gallery
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Paul Thek: Seized by Joy. Paintings 1965-1988
A rare London show of an elusive queer pioneer captures a quieter side of his unpredictable practice
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Magdalene Odundo
This stripped-back exhibition, with just three drawings and six hand-built vessels, allows the stark elegance of Odundo’s work to shine through
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Catherine Opie – interview: ‘I am in love with the medium of photography and the aesthetic pursuits of what I can do within it’
The photographer, known for her portraits of west-coast queer culture in the 1990s, today turns her camera to making portraits of architecture and cities, including the Vatican
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Amy Sillman – interview: ‘We’re in this sticky place between despair and vitality all the time’
On the occasion of her latest exhibition at Thomas Dane’s Naples gallery, the ever-probing Sillman considers her enduring fascination with process, impatience with beauty, and why humour is the key to life
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Amie Siegel – interview: ‘There’s a lot of information underneath the information’
The American artist discusses her new film work, Bloodlines, a masterful exploration of class, ownership and time glimpsed through the movement of George Stubbs’s paintings
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Dana Schutz: Shadow of a Cloud Moving Slowly
The American painter’s first London show unleashes a gallery of grotesques that are equal parts horrifying, laughable and strangely sympathetic
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Alexandre da Cunha – interview: ‘All my work is about combining things and making them have a conversation, or sometimes an argument’
The artist discusses his use of found objects, the place of autobiography in his work, his fascination with concrete and the challenges he faced while developing his installation for the Northern line extension in Battersea, south London
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