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Living in London with a passion for the arts can be overwhelming. The abundance of larger galleries can leave any enthusiast in a stupor,...
This is a cold, uninvolving film that indulges in banal images and obvious metaphors. Conflict...
Actor and director Ethan Hawke is this year’s recipient of the 2018 Excellence Award from Locarno Film Festival. The filmmaker’s...
Ethan Hawke offers a conventional tale of decline and fall through a relatively freeform approach:...
Italian director Leonardo Guerra Seràgnoli presents Likemeback at this year’s Locarno Film Festival. It features...
There are many buildings in London, old and new, where portraits of severe-looking men stare...
Looking at the full title of Tate Britain’s spring blockbuster, All Too Human: Bacon, Freud...
Living in London with a passion for the arts can be overwhelming. The abundance of...
1932 has been dubbed Picasso’s “year of wonders” – and with good reason. At the...
What says summer better than a cold glass of Campari soda on a hot day? But...
This year, the prestigious BP Portrait Award attracted 2,667 entries from 88 countries, all of...
100 years on since the end of the First World War, the devastation and wounds...
Mexican architect Frida Escobedo is only the second solo woman and the youngest person to...
Thomas Cole (1805-1848), the father of American painting, was actually born in England. Growing up in Lancashire...
What do we mean by abstraction, and when does an image become abstracted? These are...
Few figures in the last 50 years can be said to have had as much...
Being in this city at night is an experience that we often take for granted,...
The summer can be a bit slow in the art world, stretching across that gap...
As you might have heard, the Royal Academy is celebrating its 250th birthday this year....
This year’s Summer Exhibition is a bit of a joke – in the best possible way....
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