All posts tagged review

When entering the minimal white space of Hauser and Wirth there is no...

For those unfamiliar with his work, Haroon Mirza is a British sound...

In the same week that Baz Luhrmann’s predictably brash interpretation of...

Rodney Graham’s latest exhibition at Lisson Gallery is a series of...

Established in 1993, Wimbledon Art Studios is London’s largest...

The Tower of London was once again a theatre for plots and love affairs...

Founder of the London Women’s Liberation Art Group...

We all need light. It doesn’t matter where it comes...

Reinforcing the brilliance of films beyond the Hollywood grasp, The Deep is a thrilling success...

Memento mori: remember that you will die. It is believed that the...