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Alienated Ambiguity
Hedley Roberts: Unknown faces, arch pleasures. An interview on the harsh light of creative vision (read more)
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Tearing the mouth of language
Nieto: Linguistic chaos. An interview the most perverse artist in history, maybe. (read more)
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Keys and Red Herrings
Nigel Grimmer: this is not what you’re looking for. An interview with the mercurial. (read more)
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Portraits in the marketplace
Strident Sitters: Portraits in the Marketplace. Who’s buying (read more)
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Hunter Potter Debut UK Solo Exhibition
I Ain’t Half The Man I Wanted To Be revolves around the artist’s personal meditation on the expectations of masculinity. (read more)
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Symbolic Awards
An obscure review of the 2019 BP Portrait Awards (read more)
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Photographic Reality
Justin Hession: Caught on film. An interview with a deep event photographer on the nature of representation. (read more)
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Brains and Being
Luciana Haill: Portrait waves on the canvas of consciousness. Interview regarding brainwave mapping as portraiture. (read more)
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Spiralling Intentionally Towards Figuration
David Treloar: Gestural Portraits and Simple Joy. An interview about focus and intention. (read more)
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Heaven’s Above in Celestial Promise
Correcting nihilism through perspective, the painting of Mark Batty. (read more)
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The Finer Details of History
Massimiliano Pironti: Hyperreality. An Interview with 2019 BP Award Finalist. (read more)
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Jake Wood-Evans New Solo Exhibition
Recalling Baroque masterpieces, Wood-Evans’ paintings fuse the great Romantic tradition of painting with the modernist sensibility of abstract artists such as Rothko and Motherwell. (read more)
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The Ghost Inside the Artist
Patrick Tresset: Robotic Portraits. Understanding the purpose of art by design, an interview. (read more)
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Conveying Connection
Charlie schaffer: The Emotion of Experience. Interview with BP Portrait Award 2019 Winner (read more)
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Dreamstates and Mystery
Markus Åkesson: Finding what is hidden. New Realism and Painting (read more)
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Andrew Renton on Roy Oxlade
Andrew Renton discusses the work of Roy Oxlade at the Alison Jacques Gallery London. (read more)
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Technical Innovation
Carl-Martin Sandvold: The big reveal. BP Award Nominee speaks to Trebuchet (read more)
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No Heroic Male Master
Roxana Halls: The Figure Strikes Back (read more)
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Three-sided World; Interview with Stuart Jones
Natural forces and man-made spaces preoccupy the work of artist Stuart Jones. (read more)
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‘Landscape’ & ‘Contemporary Painting’
The Brick Lane gallery showcases works of talented practitioners from London, these shows include photographs and painting. (read more)
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The Platform Graduate Award 2019
The Platform Graduate Award is showing the work of talented emerging artists throughout November at the MK Gallery. (read more)
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Amy Bessone at the Alison Jacques Gallery
Amy Bessone imbues the campy and kitsch with a soft and enigmatic humanity bringing depth where there was none. (read more)
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Van Gogh, Messiah & Madman Debunked
Reflecting on the expressionism of Van Gough and thinking about what it offers to the contemporary painter Natalie Andrews takes a critical view of the mad-messiah stereotype and reminds us whats really at stake. (read more)
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Pacific an Exhibition by Sax Impey
The work draws upon the unique experiences of the 60 day voyage, including both extraordinary landfalls and the time spent sailing one of the most remote parts of the ocean. (read more)
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Anticipating John Hoyland at the Tate
Anticipating John Hoyland at Tate, Natalie Andrews is thinking about the contemporary relevance of slow art. (read more)
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Unpicking The Expressive Fallacy
Can Hal Foster laugh authenticity out of existence? Revisiting ‘The Expressive Fallacy’, a rights of passage for artists. (read more)
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What is Authenticity After The Expressive Fallacy?
‘The Expressive Fallacy’ is an article from 1983 which still reverberates through the art world. (read more)
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Rebecca Harper Debut London Solo Exhibition
Although the works in Concrete Shadows visually reference the classic British holiday snapshot, the initial wistfulness is disrupted by the precarious nature of the situations and settings. (read more)
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Helen Beard Largest Solo Exhibition to Date
It’s Her Factory introduces a new body of Beard’s large-scale, vibrant works that examine contemporary portrayals of sexuality, and reclaim ownership over the body from the male gaze. (read more)
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Uncommon Bodies in Figurative Art
Martha Parsey: Symbolic feminism and the revolt (read more)