Friday Dispatch

A Postcard from Venice

Dispatch: 27/05A Postcard from VeniceLa Biennale di Venezia Biennale Arte 202223 April – 27 November This 59th edition of the oldest and grandest art biennale in the world was delayed…

Alev Ebüzziya Siesbye

Dispatch: 20/05Alev Ebüzziya Siesbye: New WorksTristan Hoare, Fitzroy Square 6 May – 1 June 2022 “I am obsessional – I do nothing but  pots. Large pots, very large pots, small pots and pots that range in between”…

Where cloudy waters collide…

Merikokeb Berhanu · Nasim Hantehzadeh · Isaac Julien ·  Abdoulaye Konaté · Tamar Mason · José Vera Matos · Alyina Zaidi Dispatch: 13/05Where cloudy waters collide…Pippy Houldsworth Gallery, Mayfair 6 May – 4 June 2022 Where cloudy waters collide… at Pippy Houldsworth…

Amie Siegel: Bloodlines

Dispatch: 06/05Amie Siegel: BloodlinesThomas Dane Gallery, Pall Mall — National Galleries of Scotland, Edinburgh 27 April – 23 July 2022 Three years in the making, Amie Siegel’s latest film work,…

Catherine Biocca: Kids’ Room

Friday Dispatch: 29/04Catherine Biocca: Kids’ Roomgreengrassi, Kennington 28 April – 5 June 2022 Catherine Biocca’s new exhibition Kids’ Room opens in a playful way. Deep Tissue 3D (2022) is a…

Barbara Walker: Vanishing Point

Friday Dispatch: 22/04Barbara Walker: Vanishing PointPall Mall 18 March – 23 April 2022 (exhibition ends tomorrow at 2pm)   Barbara Walker is a figurative artist whose monochrome images are often…

Zadie Xa: Long ago when tigers smoked

Friday Dispatch 08/04Zadie Xa: Long ago when tigers smokedThe Box, Tavistock Place,Plymouth Plymouth’s new museum, The Box, emerged from its three year capital project in the September 2020. Extensively reimagined,…

Dorothy Cross: Damascus Rose

Friday Dispatch – 1 April 2022 Frith Street Gallery, Golden Square   Dorothy Cross is known for her sculptures, films and photographs that examine the relationships between the natural and…

Steph Huang: Everything and Nothing

Friday Dispatch 25 March 2022 Steph Huang: Everything and Nothing mother’s tankstation The question of what is home, rather than where, is one that Steph Huang probes in her first…

National Gallery, Ali Cherri’s If you prick us, do we not bleed?

Ali Cherri is the second artist in residence at the National Gallery, completing his time there with this display, just as we enter the third year of the pandemic, and while the world watches in horror as Ukraine defends itself against a brutal Russian invasion.

Fragile at Austin/Desmond Fine Art in collaboration with l’étrangère, London

Body Vessel Clay at Two Temple Place, London