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ReviewRead Time Out’s four-star review of Protest
September 30 2016 By Lowenna Waters. Felt angry about anything recently? Of course you have, you’re human, and so are the 17... Read More -
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Isaac Julien writes in Garage Magazine about his own awakening to consciousness of the plight of migrant refugees.
September 28 2016 Especially for GARAGE, three Reprieve patrons (Julie Christie, Richard Rogers and Warner) contribute personal stories, while Reprieve founder Clive Stafford... Read More -
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Stan Douglas’ sumptuous film… read Laura Cumming’s review of The Infinite Mix in The Observer
September 18 2016 From Hitler’s Berlin to Kendrick Lamar’s Compton, the Hayward’s diverse fusion of 10 immersive installations offers a feast of sound... Read More
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Celia Paul: Desdemona for Hilton by Celia reviewed in The Observer
September 11 2016 Pensive and radiating silence, Paul’s self-portraits are also alive with movement. By Laura Cumming. T he painter sits erect for... Read More -
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Njideka Akunyili Crosby at Hammer Museum and Art + Practice, LA, reviewed in Frieze
September 2 2016 Review 10 Dec 2015. By Kate Sutton. In 2009, the American soap star Victoria Rowell showed up to the Emmys... Read More -
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Alice Neel: The Subject and Me reviewed in the Financial Times
August 19 2016 Alice Neel exhibition in Edinburgh. By Rachel Spence. The US painter best known for her anguished portraits is given... Read More
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Alice Neel: The Subject and Me reviewed in The Scotsman
August 13 2016 Alice Neel’s life on canvas gets first Scotland exhibition. By Susan Mansfield. In 1955, when America was in the... Read More -
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Yayoi Kusama: Sculptures, Paintings & Mirror Rooms reviewed on The Arts Desk
June 7 2016 Japan's queen of spots reigns in the garden of the imagination. By Marina Vaizey. Pure euphoria! The lady, a mere... Read More -
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Stan Douglas: The Secret Agent reviewed in Artforum
May 30 2016 Summer 2016, Stan Douglas. By Gilda Williams. 'A less amusing set of people never filled the imaginary world of a... Read More
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Stan Douglas: The Secret Agent reviewed in the Guardian
February 4 2016 Stan Douglas: The Secret Agent review – the spy who came in from the heat. By Sean O'Hagan. A multiscreen... Read More -
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Ian Hamilton Finlay | 1789 1794 reviewed in Artforum
October 1 2015 Ian Hamilton Finlay. By Richard Taws. The French Revolution was a recurrent theme in Ian Hamilton Finlay’s protean career as... Read More -
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Idris Khan: Beyond the Black reviewed in Artforum
January 2 2014 Idris Khan. By Zehra Jumabhoy. This season, black is the new black. Despite—or, possibly, because of—its racial connotations, it’s been... Read More
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Jules de Balincourt: Itinerant Ones is reviewed in The Guardian
November 19 2013 Jules de Balincourt: the Hitchcock of the painting world. By Adrian Searle. The French artist's absorbing canvases create whole worlds,... Read More -
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Stephen Willats reviewed in Art in America
December 28 2011 By Charles Marshall Schultz. Data collection and organization is an art form at which the British conceptualist Stephen Willats excels.... Read More -
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Udomsak Krisanamis reviewed in Art in America
August 27 2011 Udomsak Krisanamis, FREIBURG, at Kunstverein. By Mark Prince. To a culture that perceives art as a globally accessible product, transmitted... Read More
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