ARTISTS
Each of the eleven oil paintings in this show, Enzo Shalom’s first with Bortolami, appeared tantalizingly singular.
Rebecca Ward first attracted public attention shortly after graduating from art school in 2006 for a series of architectural installations made entirely from lengths of colored electrical tape, which she wrapped, looped, and wove into dizzying Op-like configurations.
A Sylvia Sleigh (1916–2010) exhibition is a joy to behold. The warmth radiating from her affectionately painted group portraits, nudes, and landscapes helps us to visualize a harmonious pastoral utopia.
EIGHTEEN YEARS AGO, the social news aggregator digg.com reposted a Chicago Tribune report about a live website on which anyone could “shoot an Iraqi” via a remotely controlled paintball gun.
THERE IS LITTLE that is unruly in Veronica Ryan’s sculptural forms and arrangements.
Street art is ingrained in the fabric of Sheffield. Wherever you stand, in the city centre in particular, there is likely to be a wall in your eyeline adorned with a spray-painted mural.
From a very hungry crocodile to some equally famished zombies, a superstar Compton rapper to a Smallville superhero: our critics choose the eye-opening arts events that will dazzle you over the next few months
As Altadena prepares to rebuild after the devastation of the LA fires, an exhibition centers its creative history
On Tuesday, the Venice Biennale announced that next year’s edition will follow the vision of its curator, Koyo Kouoh, who died of cancer last month, just days before she was set to share its theme.
The River Always Changes: Capturing Beauty in Transience
Where Spirit Meets Brushstroke
Daniel Faria Gallery is pleased to present Handy Work, Steven Beckly’s third solo presentation with the gallery and a CONTACT Photography Festival Core Exhibition.
Rolando Anselmi is pleased to present Date Paintings, the solo exhibition celebrating the conclusion of Paul Rouphail’s residency at Rolando Anselmi Upstairs.
The festival Under functions as a hybrid format, combining exhibition and social space, with performances, panel discussions and concerts. It seeks, if only for a moment, to capture an art scene and to present visitors with some of the many elements that constitute the artworld.
“We love the 21st century. It is our best century so far!” So proclaim Gilbert & George, the irreverent duo who have spent over five decades holding up a mirror to modern life.