Victoria & Albert Museum’s Light from the Middle East – Nicolas Epstein

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Tucked in neatly among the National Gallery’s Seduced by Art, Barbican’s Everything was Moving, and...

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The SWG3 show by Jenny Judova – The show ends 30 Nov 2012

Posted by in Art Reviews, Featured, Scotland

Last Friday was another opening at SWG3 (Studio Warehouse Glasgow) yet this time instead of reviewing the show I decided to meet with the new curatorial duo

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Bronze at the Royal Academy of Arts by Surabhi Khanna – Exhibition ends 19 Dec 2012

Posted by in Art Reviews, Featured, London

I am stood at the end of the Royal Academy’s latest landmark show, Bronze, transfixed ...

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The Quid, a solo show by Owen Piper at swg3 until 20 Oct 2012 – review by Jenny Judova

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It was a while since I was in SWG3 mostly because it’s a bit of a walk or in other words it is in the middle of nowhere.

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Kazimir Malevich or why his Black Square is Art by Jenny Judova

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Nonobjective, nonfigurative, abstract art is that which usually annoys the uneducated in art most, show the Black Square or White on White...

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Katja Strunz: Dynamic Fatigue Test review by Jenny Judova – Modern Institute until 18 Aug 2012

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With the ambiguous name Dynamic Fatigue Test I was not sure what to expect...

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Sarah Lucas ‘Ordinary Things’ A Preview Evening Review by Faith Robinson – Henry Moore Institute, Leeds

Posted by in Art Reviews, Featured, North East

I must first mention that the Henry Moore Institute in Leeds was absolutely rammed...

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Deutsche Börse Photography Prize 2012 reviewed by Zara Meerza – The Photographers’ Gallery

Posted by in Art Reviews, Featured, London, Photographers

Each photographer featured presents an alternating theme delivered by use of a differing aesthetic...

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