Is Abstract Art Over? Review of Gagosian’s Frieze Week Exhibitions
Martina Campagnoli Ed Ruscha, New Hey , 2024, Acrylic on linen, © Ed Ruscha Photo: Jeff McLane Courtesy Gagosian In time for Frieze Week 2025, Gagosian’s three London galleries — Burlington Arcade, Grosvenor Hill, and Davies Street — have mounted a coordinated effort to command attention. Yet despite the scale, what is on offer feels more like repetition than revelation. Abstraction, as presented here, reads less like reinvention and more like a remix. Brice Marden: Etched Le
Trouble, Tripled? Messrs Hirst, Fairey, and Invader Converge at Newport Street Gallery
Harry Laventure Damien Hirst is 'challenging' the establishment by bringing a street artist into the gallery space. But given the gallery in question is his own, is the punch actually landing on the target's geographic jugular? Photographed by Prudence Cuming Associates Ltd Gower Street Waterstones, 4.44pm. The cortado has gone cold. For the last fifteen minutes or so I’ve been on the phone between the buffets of UCL flaneurs and conversing street-side ornaments. The music of
Satiating a visual appetite or expanding the power of painting one's (still) life? – Wayne Thiebaud Review
Madeline Cheeseman, Press Reviews Editor Tien Albert, Editor-in-Chief Stunning colour and brushwork beyond mere replication... Wayne...
1,200 Frames in Red and Blue
Harry Laventure Courtesy of the artist and Saatchi Yates Marina Abramović Reimagines Video Portrait Gallery in New Saatchi Yates...
The Fabric of Life: The Intimate Worlds of Feriancová and KyritsopoulouÂ
Alexandra Patterson Petra Feriancová, In the beginning was the word and the word was water. I caught myself going on about it telling...
Home with a Man reunites Alexandre da Cunha and Brian Griffiths at Elizabeth Xi Bauer
Bowie Sharp Brian Griffiths, Head-back, Chin-up (No No to Knock-Knocks), 2023. Wood, plywood, metal, cardboard, paint, tools, fixtures...
Seeing and being seen: candid snaps of superstardom at Gagosian
Elizabeth Maisey Paul McCartney, Self-portrait in my room at the Asher family home, Wimpole Street, London, December 1963 © Paul...
'As soon as you call someone the enemy, you make it a noun - fixed, non-negotiable.' - I Saw the World End at the Imperial War Museum
By Bowie Sharp 'I Saw the World End' at Picadilly Circus. Image courtesy of Es Devlin. As dusk fell on August 6th, 2025Â - exactly 80...
'What's The Problem?' Ed Sheeran's paintings at Heni Gallery
By Elizabeth Maisey Photo by Ellie Lawrie On a side street in tourist-heavy Soho, an area full of private galleries and arts corporations...
Journey to the West (宇宙探索編輯部):A Cosmic Odyssey of Lost Souls and China’s Sci-Fi Renaissance
Written by Mona Hui I. Beginnings of the Starry Dreams and Earthly Absurdity  Director Kong Dashan (å”大山), inspired by the 80s ‘UFO...