How do you capture the present, the amorphous, slippery now, when, in the very act of noticing it, it has already disappeared into the past? Jasmin Vardimon’s latest work, NOW, at the newly opened S...
Making art within the realm of physical reality borrows much of its impact from the captivation that reality already induces, re-contextualising phenomena within a gallery space to stimulate new under...
There is more to flowers than just their physical beauty. Their influence on our contemporary culture and significance in history is explored in this exhibition, which showcases over 500 artworks, inc...
Upon entering the glasshouse, you are suddenly transported to the stunning gardens of Peru, where the ceiling of leaves and orchids hangs above you, and sculptures of insects and birds hang around wit...
If there is one thing Gledhill wants us to take away from this show, it is to feel in control of our confidence and self-esteem, oh, and also to leave a trail of kisses before going down for the “wi...
Over a century after its inception, analysing futurism as an art movement cannot help but be impacted by hindsight of the evolution and implications of the ideas it explored. It can be seen as myopic ...
Amy Jephta’s ‘A Good House’ is an incisive and satirical exploration of race, class and respectability politics in contemporary South Africa. Presented by the Royal Court in collaboration with t...
Reflective to its drawn-out title, writer and director Chantal Akerman takes advantage of every second of her 201-minute piece to understand the meticulously ordered world of its titular character, Je...