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Review: Robert Mapplethorpe, 'Subject Object Image' at the Alison Jacques Gallery
Robert Mapplethorpe was unquestionably a visionary photographer, pushing the boundaries of his medium while making viewers wrestle their...
Meghana Praveen
Dec 20, 20232 min read


Review: Anthony Gormley, 'Body Politic' at the White Cube Bermondsey
★★★★★ 'Resting Place' by Anthony Gormley, 2023. Photo by Faye Elder On 22nd November, White Cube gallery, based in Bermondsey, opened its...
Faye Elder
Dec 6, 20232 min read


Review: Pope. L, 'Hospital' at the South London Gallery
★★★★☆ Photo by Molly Ricketts Pope L, the acclaimed American visual artist, celebrated for his provocative performance art, brings his...
Molly Ricketts
Dec 5, 20232 min read


Review: ‘Daido Moriyama: A Retrospective’ at The Photographers’ Gallery
Photo by Sam Taunton Stray dogs, wonky toes, bedazzling eyes. These are just some of the subjects of Daido Moriyama’s extensively diverse career as a photographer. Actually, let me rephrase that; documentary photographer. Actually, let’s rephrase that one more time; photojournalist. A collection of the Japanese visionary’s work was unveiled recently at The Photographers’ Gallery, with over 3 floors of the entire building being taken up by his stunning array of images. Now tha
Sam Taunton
Nov 26, 20233 min read


Review: David Hockney, 'Drawing from Life'
Lucie-Lune Lambouley and Louis-Martin Lambouley, 8th January 2022 by David Hockney. Acrylic on canvas. 914.4 x 1219.2 mm © David Hockney....
Sam Taunton
Nov 24, 20233 min read


Review: Women in Revolt! at Tate Britain
★★★★★ Linder, Untitled, 1976. Purchased by Tate in 2007. © Linder. If you’ve ever wanted to walk through a show that highlights the...
Alexandra Bikard
Nov 19, 20234 min read


'The Cult of Beauty' Review: Wellcome Collection Exposes the World's Largest Cult
★★★★ What does it mean to be beautiful? “The Cult of Beauty” exhibition explores this question through various sociocultural and...
Stefi Komala
Nov 4, 20234 min read


Sculpting and Painting Ideology: The Vitality of Soviet Art and Propaganda
Polish-Soviet Propaganda Poster, 1920. The art world is commonly understood as a cultural institution standing alone – caged within...
Charley Dennis
Nov 4, 20233 min read


'Rubens & Women' at Dulwich Picture Gallery review
Image by Anna Mowery Throughout his nearly fifty year-long career, Flemish artist Peter Paul Rubens (1577-1640) drew inspiration from...
Anna Mowery
Nov 4, 20234 min read


CAN AI KNOW LOVE? Friday Lates: Machine Mythologies at Science Gallery London
Photo by George Torode, Courtesy of Science Gallery London “Can you teach me about love? Words like ‘politics’ and ‘economy’ are more...
Renee Leyyi
Oct 24, 20235 min read
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