Friday Dispatch

Photograph of Ladi Kwali taken by W.A. Ismay. Image courtesy of York Museums Trust (York Art Gallery)
Friday Dispatch 4 Mar 2022 By CAS Team

Body Vessel Clay at Two Temple Place, London

The works exhibited stand as a powerful insight into the manifold possibilities of clay and its emotional qualities.

Installation views: ‘Holly Hendry: Fatty Acids’, solo exhibition, Stephen Friedman Gallery (2022). Copyright Holly Hendry. Courtesy the artist and Stephen Friedman Gallery, London. Photo by Mark Blower.
Friday Dispatch 25 Feb 2022 By CAS Team

Holly Hendry: Fatty Acids at Stephen Friedman Gallery, London

Noémie Goudal, Untitled (Giant Phoenix), 2022 - detail. Courtesy of the artist and Edel Assanti, London.
Friday Dispatch 18 Feb 2022 By CAS Team

Noémie Goudal ‘Post Atlantica’ at Edel Assanti, London

Photo by Stuart Whipps. Courtesy of Wolverhapton Council and artist Caroline Walker.
Friday Dispatch 11 Feb 2022 By CAS Team

British Art Show 9 Wolverhampton

The British Art Show is held every five years in four different cities in the UK, to “celebrate the vitality of recent art made in Britain”. This year BAS9 started in Aberdeen in the autumn, arrived recently in Wolverhampton and will then travel further to Manchester and Plymouth.

Mike Nelson, The Book of Spells, (a speculative fiction), 2022, detail. Courtesy of the artist and Matt’s Gallery, London.
Friday Dispatch 4 Feb 2022 By Caroline Douglas

Mike Nelson: The Book of Spells (a speculative fiction) at Matt’s Gallery, London

The Book of Spells transports the viewer back and forth in time as well as geographies: like spirits circling the earth, it is impossible not to conjure up memories of places we have visited, all the while revisiting the ghosts of our earlier selves.

Minerva Cuevas in front of her work 'The Enterprise', 2021. Styrofoam, MDF, wall paint. Copyright: the artist, photo: Rheinisches Bildarchiv Köln/Marc Weber
Friday Dispatch 28 Jan 2022 By Christine Takengny

Minerva Cuevas: The Enterprise at Museum Ludwig, Cologne

This work is a logical continuation of the themes and approaches that Cuevas has engaged with over the past two decades.

Donna Huddleston, Brighter, 2021. Caran d'ache on paper. Image courtesy the artist and Simon Lee Gallery, London.  © Donna Huddleston. Photo: Ben Westoby.
Friday Dispatch 21 Jan 2022 By Caroline Douglas

Donna Huddleston: In Person at Simon Lee Gallery

For those who have yet to encounter the work of Donna Huddleston, her first show with Simon Lee Gallery in Mayfair is the perfect introduction.

Installation view. Image courtesy of Belmacz.
Friday Dispatch 14 Jan 2022 By CAS Team

‘BEUYS OPEN SOURCE’ at Belmacz, London

As Beuys symbolised a generation’s hope for a different society, the artists in the exhibition stand for a renewal of the power structures in society, and a call to rethink the art world they operate in.

Rachel Jones with work from her exhibition SMIIILLLLEEEE at Thadeus Ropac, London. Photo: Adama Jalloh
Friday Dispatch 10 Dec 2021 By Caroline Douglas

Rachel Jones: SMIIILLLLEEEE at Thadeus Ropac, London

Chioma Ebinama: A Spiral Shell exhibition view. Maureen Paley, London, 2021. © Chioma Ebinama, courtesy Maureen Paley, London
Friday Dispatch 3 Dec 2021 By Ilaria Puri Purini

Chioma Ebinama: A Spiral Shell at Maureen Paley, London

Gladys Nilsson, A Source #2, 2014, Mixed media on paper, 65.4 x 101.9 cm, Framed 83.2 x 119.7 cm
Friday Dispatch 26 Nov 2021 By Ilaria Puri Purini

Gladys Nilsson: Games at Hales Gallery, London

Billie Zangewa, In Times of Trouble, 2021. Courtesy the artist and Lehmann Maupin, New York, Hong Kong, Seoul, and London
Friday Dispatch 19 Nov 2021 By Christine Takengny

Billie Zangewa: Running Water at Lehmann Maupin, London

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