Mike Bernard: Portofino to Port Isaac – An Exploration of Coastal Towns showing at Bath Contemporary
Mike Bernard’s distinctive style makes him one of the country’s most respected contemporary landscape painters, for which he has won...
Read MoreShilpa Gupta: Someone Else at the Arnolfini from Sat 3 Mar – Sun 22 Apr 2012
Shilpa Gupta creates artwork using a variety of media including video, objects, photography, sound and performances to examine such themes...
Read MoreSophy Rickett Rickett To The River showing at the Arnolfini from 3 March – 22 April 2012
Sophy Rickett’s new work To The River takes its inspiration from the Severn Bore – an amazing phenomenon of nature whereby a large...
Read More‘To the Edge’ Solo exhibition by Neil Pinkett at Bath Contemporary
This is a man who thinks nothing of traversing mountains, hanging out of helicopters and pushing his body to its limit via monumental...
Read MoreTate St Ives Summer Exhibition 2011
Summer season 2011 at Tate St Ives brings an eclectic mix of modern and contemporary works to the galleries. Devised as a series of...
Read MoreAnatomy (Group Show) Review Antlers Gallery, Park Street, Bristol By Polly Allen
It’s no coincidence that, for as long as humans have been civilised, we’ve been dually fascinated and horrified by anatomy. From...
Read MoreSummer Exhibitions at Victoria Art Gallery Bath
Two exciting exhibitions that run until October at the Victoria Art Gallery, Bath. The gallery large permanent collection. On display, are...
Read MoreThe Sea Wall: Haegue Yang with an inclusion by Felix Gonzalez-Torres at the Arnolfini: Review by Polly Allen
Modern art often gets a bad press, for being too cerebral and relying on what much of the public would perceive to be trickery – far...
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