Time + Trace
Larry braves an early morning exhibition preview of David Rickard’s latest show at the Sumarria Lunn Gallery in Mayfair and discovers that installation art can be a better brain-stimulus than coffee.
Browsing: Art
The Young Guns
Following the success of Sam Leach’s sell-out Platonia exhibition in Mayfair last September and Kieran…
Romancing the Stone
BBC4 is fast becoming my headline TV channel. As a mine for all things cultural,…
Barbarella Forever
Jane Fonda as Barbarella is one of the enduring icons of 20th century cinema. As a young filmmaker in 1968, Paul Joyce was tasked with documenting the happenings on and around the set of that legendary psychedelic sci-fi romp…
The Passions of Richard Dadd
An exploration of works painted by the noted Victorian artist, Richard Dadd, during his confinement…
Spiller: Forever Young
David Spiller is the ‘Peter Pan’ of today’s post-pop art scene. Beginning his career in…
Legacies Through a Lens
The Victorians gave us many wonderful gifts, none more so than philanthropy, although I’m not…
The Future Can Wait 2010
Simon Rumley and Zavier Ellis, curators extraordinaire with a taste for the gothic and grotesque,…
Picasso Plates at Bonhams
Bonhams will hold their first ever Picasso Editions Sale featuring ceramics, prints and jewellery by…
Art of the Antipodes
In September 2009, The Arbuturian ran a story on an art curator, his start-up company…
Who’s the Man?
Who’s the Man?, an epic installation of a thousand individual hand-painted panels with words used…
Iron Mask Exhibition
Archibald Prize winner and enfant terrible Adam Cullen – one of Australia’s leading contemporary artists…