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...
Behind the scenes with Pay Matthis Karsten : Breaking the Frame: Risk, Purpose and Berlin’s Art Scene
Yuval Aluf Photo: Galerie Judin, Berlin Most university students don’t really know what they want to do after graduation. Pay...
Government Art Collection Commissions New Print Based on Whale Song Vibrations
Tien Albert, Editor-in-Chief Photo credit: David Parry_PA Media Assignments Scottish artist Anya Gallacio’s eight hours of whale song...
Defining the skeleton: the search for stability in the art market
Harry Laventure P aul Cézanne's The Card Players (1894-5). Credit: Wikipedia In 2011, one of Cézanne’s Card Players series set...
The RE:VISION opening night in photos - East Wing Biennial
Eliza Pritchett One week on from the opening of the East Wing Biennial's 16th edition, RE:VISION, we look back on the night with a series...
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...
Sigmund Fraud Will See You Now
Alexandra Patterson Image courtesy of Sigmund Fraud In a fake bookshop in Bangkok, an anti-therapist invites you to confess your 21 st...
Impossible III
Mia Rhodes Maria Martins, The Impossible, III , 1946. Photo: MoMA A week ago, I was asked an impossible question. Upon catching a train...
I wash my face - poem
Ella Newberry Mary Cassatt, Woman Bathing (La Toilette) , 1890/1891 This poem was inspired by "Woman Bathing (La Toilette)" (1890-91), painted by American artist Mary Cassatt, who was heavily influenced by Japanese print in her later work. Playing on Cassatt's marriage of Western perspective and Eastern art, I explore the banality of routine as a constant amidst the change, adjustment and existential contemplation I experienced when I moved to Taipei, reflecting on the tangi