It is a day like any other: except you are making a trip to the gallery. You’re probably alone because no one else you know has a penchant for standing in front […]
In search of lost time: an ode to exhibitions
We Have Never Been Modern. Just Cubist.
Cubism was born in Paris, but lived in modern perspective forever.
Delirium and Dystopia: Looking at the Work of China’s Most Important Artist
Cao Fei (b. 1976) is a multimedia artist born in Guangzhou. Characterised by Fine Art Multiple as an enfant terrible due to the eccentricity of her work, she is at the forefront […]
Exhibition Review – Tullio Crali: Master of Motion
Tullio Crali’s (1910-2000) first showing in Britain is at a small, beautifully set gallery in North London. The Estorick Collection, a tastefully converted Georgian residence, displays two rooms of his works. A […]
Tullio Crali: Master of Motion
Tullio Crali is a fantastically undiscovered Italian artist, whose work dwells on the motor-eroticism of the twentieth century. This writer takes a look at his oeuvre, that spans seven decades and was shown for the first time in Britain earlier this year.