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Dora Maar

  History remembers Dora Maar as Picasso’s “weeping woman”, but she is far more than that simple figure. At Interna

Nam June Paik

Patrick Staff: On Venus

London Art Fair 2020

Cars: Accelerating the Modern World

  Have you watched the movie Ford v Ferrari? Henry Ford wanted to make cars affordable for everyone. His moving assembly

Troy Exhibition: Myth Continues

  Have you watched the cartoon “Olympus Star”? This is how I know the Trojan War, when I was a young kid doin

The Credit Suisse Exhibition: Gauguin Portraits

  No one is good; no one is evil;  everyone is both,  in the same way and in different ways. …It is so small a thing,

Lucian Freud: I only turn my unflinching eye firmly on myself

  Lucien Freud was born in Berlin, Germany in 1922. His father Ernst Ludwig Freud is a Jewish architect in Austria, and h

Nan Goldin: I will be your mirror

  This is a self-portrait of photographer Nan Goldin. The work is called “Nan, who was beaten after a month”.

Tim Walker: Wonderful Things

  1   Clocks and memories of grandma. The boy started his career by taking photos in the garden.      

Antony Gormley: Body is a kind of vessel

  “From the British coastline to the rooftops of Manhattan, Antony Gormley’s sculptures are recognised across the

Museum of the Moon

  Since 2016 the Moon has been circling the globe, lighting up spaces from Bilbao to Beijing including abbeys and swimmin

Olafur Eliasson In Real Life

  It is stupid to say this but I highly recommend this exhibition in Tate Modern to everyone. There are over 40 works of

Still Good to See Manga in British Museum

  I really adore the entrance setting. A little girl is looking into the room where the universe of Manga is residing wit

Manolo Blahnik Shoes At the Wallace Collection

  The Wallace Collection, in my mind, is a fine complement to National Gallery. Located not far from Selfridges facing th

Masterpiece 2019 Highlights

  Masterpiece London is the must-attend event of the capital’s summer art season, interestingly paired with RA Summer E

RA Summer Exhibition 2019: Must Go And Must Buy

RA Summer Exhibition has been held every year without interruption since 1769 “open to all artists of distinguished merit�

We Want Quant, Mary Quant

  “Life was a whizz! It was such fun and unexpectedly wonderful despite, or perhaps because of its intensity… we were

LCC Degree Show 2019: Some Art We Like and Some We Do Not Like

  UAL/LCC Degree Show 2019 Part 1 is generally a great one. I found it quite enjoyable to wander along seeing a lot of ex

Photo London 2019: Drinks, Books and Photos

  It is now the fifth year of Photo London Fair. Building on the success of its first four editions, Photo London 2019 r

Tracy Emin: A Fortnight of Tears

  She was deadly worried she will not be a famous artist. She thought she was done. Until the ‘bed show’ was

Don McCullin

  This exhibition showcases some of the most impactful photographs captured over the last 60 years. It includes many of h

The EY Exhibition: Van Gogh and Britain

  Vincent Van Gogh did not have a chance to return to the UK. He died long before his fame hit the island. Now, people a

Anthea Hamilton: The Squash

Tate Britain today unveils The Squash, an immersive installation combining performance and sculpture by 2016 Turner Prize nom

All Too Human : Bacon, Freud and a Century of Painting Life

This is an exhibition that will please the Tate Britain constituency in this Brexit world. It is proof that in the end all the

Banksy, Greatest Hits: 2002-2008

This summer, Banksy fans can take their hunt for his artwork off of the streets and into a Mayfair townhouse. Lazinc Gallery