Drawing the Italian Renaissance
Exhibition review by Peter Clossick PPLG
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Category: Reviews
Immortal Apples, Eternal Eggs
Hastings Contemporary exhibition review by Peter Clossick PPLG
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“Monet and London, Views of the Thames”
Exhibition review by Peter Clossick PPLG
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Up close and personal to Vincent
Exhibition review by Peter Clossick PPLG. Thanks to RDM for sharing this article.
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“Urgent Archive” at Kettles Yard
Claire Parrish LG on Issam Kourbaj’s recent exhibition at Kettle’s Yard.
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Reviews: Michelangelo at the British Museum
Peter Clossick LG and Corinna Lotz on Michelangelo, the Last Decades
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Review: David Hockney Bigger and Closer ( not smaller and further away)
“This show is staggering …” exhibition review by Cadi Froehlich LG
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Review: Ahead of her time
“a delight …” exhibition review by Peter Clossick PPLG
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Review: Haroon Mirza: |||
“I certainly felt a bit changed by the end …” exhibition review by Cadi Froehlich LG
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Reviews: Objects of Desire and Strange Clay
Exhbition reviews by Cadi Froehlich LG
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From 40 francs to £150 million
by Peter Clossick PPLG
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Lloyd Corporation at Brighton CCA
Junk – exhibition review by Cadi Froehlich LG
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Review: Subject to Change
Cadi Froehlich LG reviews a ‘powerful’ exhibition by the joint winners of the prestigious President’s Prize, awarded by Susan Haire PPLG at the 2019 Open.
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Review: Paula Rego LG @ Tate Britain
“a fearless cry from the rooftop of what it is to be a woman, an artist and a human all at the same time.“ Exhibition Review by Cadi Froehlich LG
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The Weird and the Eerie (Beyond the Unheimlich)
Book Review by Claire Parrish LG
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Earthworks by Semiconductor at Fabrica, Brighton
“…so profoundly moving I spent an hour in the space and was deserted by my companion, but it was worth it.” Exhibition Review by Cadi Froehlich LG
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Review: Indifferent Deep / Holly Hendry
Biology, architecture and climate concerns are all subjects which we struggle to fully understand, and by peeking round the edges and slicing and exposing materials, Hendry has offered a glimpse into these worlds. Exhibition Review by Cadi Froehlich LG
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Review: In the Dark 2020 : Even Darker
Thanks to the Computer Arts Society for part funding the exhibition and to Susan Haire for use of The Cello Factory.
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The London Group & Friends at Waterloo Festival 2018
Review of Waterloo Festival sees the London Group hitting its stride
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Art & Fear: 17 years on
Book Review by Claire Parrish
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