London Art Exhibitions

One Star Review: Salted Wounds – An Inquiry into the Ache of Preservation

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“An Exhibition of Badly-Lit Self-Adoration,” by conceptualist Marius Klein-Cho at the Colchester Museum for Experiential De-Obfuscation It is no small thing to walk into an art show and feel,within seconds,that you have stepped into a crime scene in which the biggest casualty is good taste. Marius Klein-Cho’s Salted Wounds claims to explore “the tension between … Read more

The Ergonomics of Screaming: Parquet Fontaine at the Nice Museum

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by Anselm Pepto Parquet Fontaine doesn’t make art so much as threaten it. His latest exhibition, Soft Objects for Hard Feelings, now staged across three non-contiguous rooms at the Nice Museum, is a study in discomfort,both ergonomic and existential. The sheer strangeness begins at the door, where visitors are greeted by a brightly painted intern … Read more

A Mesmerizing Exploration of Art and Motion: Spick Jarre’s New Exhibition at the Gallery

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Dates: 10th – 30th January 2025 Location: The Gallery The Gallery is proud to announce the highly anticipated new exhibition by Spick Jarre, one of the most electrifying and boundary-pushing contemporary artists of our time. Running from 10th to 30th January, this multi-disciplinary showcase promises to blur the lines between art, motion, and human experience. … Read more