From 12th April to 6th June, 2021, Post-War Italian Art Tales is exhibiting at Mazzoleni, London. Read Artvisor's review of the exhibition.
Category: London
Presenting *meatballs not included: an exhibition by Michael Pybus
The trickster artist recalibrates the meaning of IKEA in our latest London exhibition.
Exhibition Review of Ed Fornieles’ ‘Association Works’ at Carlos Ishikawa Gallery, London
From 17th April to 22nd May 2021, Ed Fornieles' 'Association Works' is exhibiting at Carlos Ishikawa, 88 Mile End Road, London.
David Medalla (1938-2020)
David Medalla, who pioneered kinetic art, has died at the age of 82. Born in Manila, Philippines, he was admitted to Columbia University at 14 and later moved to the United Kingdom in the 60s.
Cyrus Mahboubian, Polaroids/Composites
Curated by Artvisor’s director, Nico Epstein, Polaroids/Composites features a brand new body of work, and a selected highlights drawn from recent years by Cyrus Mahboubian.
Saatchi Gallery: London Grads Now
Works by recent graduates from the main London art schools shine in Saatchi Gallery's latest large-scale exhibition.
Carlos Bunga: Something Necessary and Useful
The Portuguese artist offers a totalising incubation and transformation of the Whitechapel’s East Wing comission space.
The re-opening of the London art world
We take a look at some of the museums, galleries and exhibitions in the capital that we're most looking forward to visiting again.
London’s Contemporary Art Auctions June 2019: Spotlight on Her
Last week’s Contemporary Art sales at Christie’s, Sotheby’s and Phillips saw established names achieving stellar results. William Kentridge’s The Pool set a record for a work on paper at the hammer price £447,000 at Sotheby’s on Wednesday. At Christie’s the day before, Gerhard Richter’s Musa (2009) achieved £1,031,250, a world record for a tapestry by...
Organic humanity in the 21st Century: Nicholas Johnson & Rory Menage
In our world of the digital and the concrete, the sight of high-rises and fluorescent screens have left us thirsty for green space as well as headspace. By returning to the dynamic forms of nature and humanity, British artists Nicholas Johnson and Rory Menage offer us reprieve from the monotony of technological precision. Fantasies of...
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