Visual arts
The Courtauld Collects: 20 Years of AcquisitionsMonday, 06 June 2011Read more... |
Marc Quinn: Allanah, Buck, Catman, Chelsea, Michael, Pamela an d ThomasMonday, 06 June 2011Marc Quinn's latest work on show at White Cube till 26 June. ht tp://bit.ly/d0zSCv Read more... |
Wim Wenders: Places, Strange and Quiet, Haunch of VenisonMonday, 06 June 2011Large-scale photographs by the contemporary filmmaker, taken o n his extensive travels across the globe. Until 14 May http://www.haunchof venison.com/en/#page=london.exhibitions.future.wim_wenders Read more... |
Move - Art & Dance since the 1960s, Hayward GalleryMonday, 06 June 201113 Oct-9 Jan. Exhibition exploring how dance has been a drivingforce in the development of contemporary art since the 1960s. Artists incl ude Mike Kelley, Franz West, Isaac Julien and Lygia Clark. Booking: http: //bit.ly/913us2 Read more... |
Stuart Pearson Wright: ‘I Remember You’ / MazeMonday, 06 June 2011A new film, featuring the artist alongside Kiera Knightly, pl us new paintings exploring issues of lost identity. Read more... |
Glasnost: Soviet Non-Conformist Art, Haunch of VenisonMonday, 06 June 2011A comprehensive survey of Soviet non-conformist art from the 19 80s and early 1990s. Until 26 June. Read more... |
Royal Academy Summer ExhibitionMonday, 06 June 2011The annual open entry summer exhibition, this year co-ordinate d by painter Christopher Le Brun. Until 15 August http://www.royalacademy.o rg.uk/exhibitions/summer-exhibition-2011/ Read more... |
Marina Abramovic, Lisson GalleryMonday, 06 June 201113 Oct-13 Nov. New and old work by the conceptual and performan ce artist. Free Read more... |
Visual ArtsMonday, 06 June 2011Quota: p mth: 8 review\, 3 features (including Q&As). Fisun hu b Read more... |
theartsdesk in Hong Kong: Between the Devil and the Deep WeiweiSaturday, 04 June 2011
When people talk incessantly of freedom of speech, it means they are proud to have it or desperate to have it or desperate to defend it, or a mixture of all three. In Hong Kong, where I went at the end of May for the fourth edition of ART HK,... Read more... |
Fred Sandback, Whitechapel GallerySunday, 29 May 2011
Fred Sandback is one of the great overlooked of the Minimalist movement that developed in the 1960s. Both those words are important – “great” and “overlooked”: his work is genuinely great, and part of its greatness is the way it has overlooking... Read more... |
Tessa Farmer, Danielle Arnaud Art Gallery/Crypt GallerySaturday, 28 May 2011
The world of artist and entomologist Tessa Farmer really is a world, wholly self-contained and free of human kind – unless you see her tiny warring fairies as symbolic of mankind’s conscience-free decimation of our planet’s environment and co-... Read more... |
