Category: Art

The aim of art is to represent not the outward appearance of things, but their inward significance. – Aristotle

Art Print: James Johnston, A Reckoning

Last chance to grab a print of James Johnston's A Reckoning (2020)...

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Falsehood or Authenticity? Yang Fudong’s Ambiguous Truths

An interview on the cinematic dreamscapes of Yang Fudong...

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Can You Set New Visions Amongst The Masters?

Poush presents 35 artists amongst the art, wine and architecture of Château La Coste...

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The Wear and Tear of Creation

A preview of SCALE, an exhibition of artist's tools....

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Painting the Love Lives of Paris and Basel

Basel retrospective of artist Irène Zurkinden (1909–1987) at KBH.G...

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Finding The Sweet Spot Between Alienation and Intimacy

A review of Zagreb-based artist Diana Zrnic’s, Hiding Place...

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Fragments of Classicism

A preview of Francesca Mollett 2025 show Annual Honesty...

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Blum Gallery to Open Tribeca Space

Blum Gallery to open New York space sept 10th 2025...

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Found objects of the Universal

First UK exhibition of Claudio Parmiggiani at Estorick gallery...

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Let Them Eat Art: Foodbank fundraiser

A showcase of 20 artists including Chris Levine and Charlotte Rose raising money for local foodbanks. ...

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Walter Spies: Tourism as Progress?

Spies legacy returns home as Michael Schindhelm's meditation on tourisms, Roots, reaches Bali...

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The Incendiary Promise of Performance Art

The London Open Live release Performance Programme for 2025, Whitechapel Gallery ...

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Are humans impossible? Pierre Huyghe

A preview of Pierre Huyghe's 2025 In Imaginal exhibition at Marian Goodman Gallery, New York...

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Is art watching us watch ourselves?

The Luster, a group show at Vitruta, looks at contemporary life through a consumptive lens...

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Is photography obsolete?

Mike Nelson's three room installation at the Fruitmarket, Edinburgh asks the question: are images dying? ...

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Trebuchet 17: Destinations / Out Now

Journeys and destinations in Art...

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Greg Bromley: Out of the Shadow of Trauma

Trebuchet writer Robert Horvitz speaks to outsider artist Greg Bromley about the (sometimes painful) process behind his creations....

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Shadows of the Colour Black

De’Souza-Hartley’s contemporary rediscovery of darkness...

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Trauma Realised and Exorcised: Greg Bromley’s Devil Visions

Rob Horvitz brings to light intense works and their inspirations in conversation with the outsider artist....

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Milan Art Week and miart: A city in harmony

A review of miart and Milan Art Week 2025 ...

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Reclaiming the Truth: Deconstructing colonial museums and public spaces

Collaborative visual project by Julio Etchart and Holly Birtles...

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Beyond suncream and selfies, Casson Mann bring Pacific island power to the halls of Bremen

A deeply immersive, thought-provoking journey into a region whose voices and stories demand to be heard...

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Folkestone Triennial 2025: The Dates, The Theme, The Curator, The Artists….

The UK’s largest and most ambitious exhibition of newly commissioned art in the public realm announces dates for 2025...

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A concise colloquium with Marilyn Arsem, Pt II

'I will engage them in conversation about how they're dealing with this situation in the US, what they are doing to resist.' — Marilyn Arsem plots a course in conversation with Rob LaFrenais...

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New exhibitions, much-loved works, and wild swimming: Spring 2025 at Jupiter Artland

Jupiter Artland opens the 2025 season on 11 April with the unveiling of a treasured artwork. ...

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‘I have always been interested in how time operates’ — in conversation with Marilyn Arsem

The celebrated performance artist discusses theory and practice with Rob La Frenais...

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Dive into London’s contemporary art scene to uncover Diana Zrnic’s Hiding Place

Ubiquitous Art x Somers Gallery Present Diana Zrnic...

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Teasing out the questions in the shadows: Ella Kruglyanskaya at Thomas Dane Gallery

Latvian born, Brooklyn-based painter, Ella Kruglyanskaya, offers a new series of paintings at Thomas Dane Gallery. ...

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What can bats teach us about our AI overlords? Questions, questions, at arebyte Gallery

What is it Like? explores AI’s potential for true sentience by examining the nature of consciousness...

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Can images speak the words we struggle to voice? Chantal Meza’s Eden Bleeds

Artist and key thinkers to discuss ecological devastation in a new art exhibition at one of the finest parish churches in England....

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