January’s month-long #43Leaves piece was completed yesterday, yesterday was the final day of January. This isn’t the first piece of this nature, there have been quite a few #43leaves pieces and piece of a similar nature over the last ten years or so, indeed there were year-long 365 pieced pieces in 2015 and again in…
We spy new houses from Richard Wood, “And it’s officially open! Come and see ‘Small, Medium, Large’ on Lower Grosvenor square” – the sculpture is part oF the Wander public art project that’s currently happening in the Mayfair area of London. Can a piece of outdoor art be “open”? Surely the piece is just there?…
Shall we do it again? The five things thing I mean, is all this art coverage more or less an exercise involving clapping and just one hand? As absurd as being in a Frisbie team? What would you do if you were in charge? I’m not in charge it isn’t my problem, if you buy…
Five more art things? This week’s picks? The art year got off to a decent start with the first of four installment of Cacotopia 04 at Annka Kultys Gallery last week as well as that rather packed and buzzing Punk4MetalHealth fundraiser at Stash Gallery over at that den of delight that is Vout-O’Reenee’s,underneath that church,…
Five art things? We didn’t do it last week, last week Frieze week and all that art fair noise, the circus has left town, the mainstream media on the whole thinks art only happens for one week of the year so they’ve allgone as well, everything is back to something near as normal l…
Five more art things then, five recommendations. Do we need an introduction? All very simple, five art things coming up or happening right now, same as we said last time, a born again regular (unless it all falls off the edge of a cliff again) almost certainly weekly, or something like weekly, a weekly round…
TRACEY EMIN, A Fortnight of Tears – White Cube, Bermondsey, London SE1, opening night, 5th Feb 2019 – There’s a buzz in the air walking down Bermondsey Street in the cold and the rain, there’s crowds of people all heading in the same direction, feels more like a medium sized rock concert rather than the…
Doreen Fletcher – A Retrospective at Nunnery Gallery, London E3 – They look wonderful, the light, the atmospheres, the empty streets so full of life, the café fronts, the shops, the light under the bridges, the bus stops, that one painting of a bus stop in the twilight especially (that light in the window, that…
Condo returns to London this weekend with a preview of the 2019 event, the event actually runs from this Saturday (January . Condo, as we understand (they’re not big on information or engagement) is a collaborative exhibition bringing together 52 galleries across 18 London spaces. The rather user-unfriendly series of events has marked the…
See the thing about the Art Car Boot Fair is that it really is like a proper all-the-fun-of-the-fair type fair, it isn’t just an art market, it certainly isn’t anything like those other rather formal rather cold-hearted art fair monsters, actually, what it really has become now is a kind of travelling art show,…
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