Barbara Loftus’s figurative paintings and works in other media are known for their exploration of the interface between personal memory and historical events.
He emerged as an artist of great talent in 1988 whilst still a student at Goldsmiths, when he helped organise and contributed work to the seminal exhibition Freeze.
At a time when figurative painting has long been out of fashion in British art schools and among the curators of the nation’s galleries of modern art, its acknowledgement limited to Freud, Hockney and
Giorgio Morandi is often defined within the traditions of still life and landscape painting, and is known for the domestic source of his subject matter.
Infinite Island: Contemporary Caribbean Art presents a diverse, exciting selection of recent work in painting, installation, photography, prints, drawings, video, and sculpture by forty-five emerging
The catalogue, which accompanies a travelling exhibition, includes works from the Museum Würth in Künzelsau, Germany, which has one of the most comprehensive collections of Christo and Jeanne-Claude's
The time is ripe for a fundamental reassessment of the impact that Futurism had on British culture and of Vorticism, the specifically British avant-garde movement inspired by the founder of the Italia
A British artist who spent two decades living and painting in the United States, he came to prominence in the early 1970s as a leading and innovative Photorealist.
In November 1938 leading art critic and father of British literary Symbolism, Arthur Symons, declared that the drawings of Dora Gordine combined, to an unusual extent, 'an absolute sureness of outline