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We love it when art and food join forces (after all they are two of our favourite things here at Art Wednesday), and after hearing word that the Royal Academy is collaborating with the Michelin starred restaurant Sketch, in Mayfair, our tummies began to growl. Following on from the success of their foodie collaboration with... Read more
Now here’s a visual treat for you folks. Tonight Art Sensus is hosting the private view for Dutch artist Jan Maarten Voskuil’s first UK exhibition ‘Non-Alphabetical Order’, in which he’ll be exhibiting his latest series of paintings; 4 Squeezed Squares, Dynamic Monochromes and The Alphabet of Silly Colours – we particularly like that title. Fifteen... Read more
We all know you don’t need a paintbrush and easel to make art, and we’re damn sure that you know you don’t need a quaint little rural cottage for your ‘inspiration retreat’ with said brush and easel either. That’s (part of) the reason why here at Art Wednesday, we’ll be heading down to Hearn Street... Read more
We decided to feature our Stupid Questions with Julien Nédélec, one of the 80 artists chosen for the Salon de Montrouge in France, as we particularly liked the colour of his trousers (see below), oh and of course his work! Here’s a bit about the Salon de Montrouge in case you’ve never heard of it: the Salon was... Read more
Last Thursday we popped into the preview for American artist Liza Lou’s new exhibition at White Cube Hoxton. Although sadly there were none of the usual drinks to be had (no private view is quite the same without the customary free glass of white wine or bottle of beer) and we weren’t allowed to take... Read more
On a particularly drizzly morning, there are few things that can brighten our day, well that is except something pretty to look at. So we headed to David Wightman’s private view at the Halcyon Gallery. Walking off the dull grey streets of Mayfair, our mood was suddenly lifted from weary to wistful. David Wightman’s large-scale... Read more
We arrive out of the rainy April weather to the warm, if slightly meagre, reception at Central Saint Martins print centre in Archway, to celebrate work by recent graduates and current students in a range of analogue and digital printmaking processes. Guests are sadly thin in number (we don’t blame those that didn’t come, Archway... Read more
Fermariello has spent his entire career working on the same image: the Etruscan icon of the solider. Drawn over and over again on the same work, Fermariello’s ability to summon such vast armies places him as art’s most eminent General. He won his first major battle in 1989, when he received the inaugural Saatchi &... Read more
The Don can often be found romping around the world’s great opera houses wearing old renaissance bloomers and looking lusty but predictably fusty. This month he’s ditched the doublet and hose and slipped out of the opera house to go clubbing. Dominic Grey’s bold new promenade production of Don Giovanni is staged in Heaven, one... Read more
We of all people know that trying to get to all the exhibitions on our hit-list can be a heady task at the best of times, so we welcome anything that eases the mammoth task of getting immersed up to our eyeballs in art. Admittedly, it’s not quite the same as getting up close and... Read more
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