Interview: Will Ryman

New York-based sculptor Will Ryman recently unveiled his first large-scale European presentation of work in La Villette, an expansive urban … More

Brian J Morrison: Tension

Variously suspended, wedged, curved and grounded are a new body of sculptural works from Brian J Morrison. Shown at The … More

Louise Bourgeois: Structures of Existence: The Cells

A cell is a modular unit for generating life; it is also an isolating space for protection, reflection and for … More

They Are Here: Precarity Centre

Precarity might be an unfamiliar term but it is not an unfamiliar state. Precarity is characterised economically as relating to … More

After Carl – An interview with André de Jong, Andrew Lacon and Cathy Wade

‘After Carl’ discusses the discrepancies around Carl Andre’s ‘Equivalent VIII’ (1966), its description, measurements, provenance and position within art history … More

Still House: Of Riders and Running Horses

Like a flock of birds, five female dancers circle, gather and glide across the tarmac of a rooftop car park. … More

New Writing Coming Soon

Over the next few weeks I’ll be working on a number of new pieces of writing. These include reviews of … More

Jean-Michel Basquiat: Now’s the Time

The expansive exhibition of work by the late Jean-Michel Basquiat at Guggenheim Bilbao focusses, as it has to, upon works … More

High Street Casualties: Ellie Harrison’s Zombie Walk

I parked recently in a small town shopping centre car park for an exhibition opening. Exiting the closed shopping precinct … More

Niki de Saint Phalle

In the episode ‘Shoot’, young suburban housewife and mother Betty Draper shocks the small-screen audience of ‘Mad Men’ by calmly … More