This Is Still Not a Pipe: The Afterlife of Magritte review — an absolute joy 4/5 The Gagosian has been transformed into a Lynchian curtained space for this Magritte exhibition Evening Standard · Sep 24
Nan Goldin turns her camera onto art history, and the results are an inspiration for any photographer wishing to reinvent themselves After five decades documenting lived experience, the American photographer is now shooting marble, myths and mortality Digital Camera World · May 20
Striking Lines, Elevated Crafts, and Unusual Flooring — Field Notes From Our NYC Editor for March An edit of happenings from the streets of New York this month Livingetc · Mar 14
Nan Goldin's The Ballad of Sexual Dependency at Gagosian review: More radical than ever 4/5 The artist and activist’s visual diary is shown in full for the first time in the UK as queer lives are threatened once again Evening Standard · Jan 15
The Ballad of Sexual Dependency: why Nan Goldin's flash-lit photo essay on intimacy still resonates in 2026 The genre-defining photobook gets its first complete UK showing, 40 years after it changed photography forever Digital Camera World · Jan 6
What you need to know about Frieze: a mix of cool up-and-coming Londoners and famous names Yes, the big guns are at the capital’s annual art show, but there’s a contingent of fresh young artists that could make this better than ever Evening Standard · Oct 17, 2025
A new exhibition of Paul McCartney’s own photographs reminds me that being in the moment is the overriding principle of great photography Paul McCartney’s ‘Rearview Mirror: Liverpool–London–Paris’ exhibition provides an intimate glimpse into the world’s biggest band as ‘Beatlemania’ began to follow the ‘Fab Four’ across the globe Digital Camera World · Aug 30, 2025
Rearview Mirror at the Gagosian review: This glimpse of the Fab Four is really something 4/5 This collection of Paul McCartney’s photographs, taken over a two-month span before their fame took off, is simply fascinating Evening Standard · Aug 29, 2025
Sir Brian Clarke obituary Pop-influenced artist whose stained-glass creations adorned churches, mosques, airports and offices around the world The Guardian - UK · Jul 9, 2025
Jenny Saville at the National Portrait Gallery: 'mythic art of the flesh' 5/5 Jenny Saville’s huge new exhibition at the National Portrait Gallery shows her as a student of the Old Masters and 20th Century abstract artists, but with a visceral magic all of her own that feels utterly timely Evening Standard · Jun 19, 2025
‘I didn’t know they existed’: US exhibition highlights rarely seen Picasso artwork In collaboration with the artist’s daughter, an ambitious Gagosian exhibition finds unusual ways to pair better-known pieces with those lesser seen The Guardian - US · Apr 29, 2025
‘Filling in these gaps’: Paul McCartney’s recently rediscovered photographs A new exhibition at the Los Angeles Gagosian showcases previously unseen pictures taken by the musician during the rise of Beatlemania The Guardian - US · Apr 23, 2025
March design news: Maurzio Cattelan goes Greek, art teapots and house paint that changes colour Exhibitions at this year’s Milan Furniture Fair, a guide to green wood carving and funeral urns by Alessi The Guardian - UK · Mar 31, 2025
Photography icon Sally Mann honored with Lifetime Achievement Award at the 2025 CPW Vision Awards Sally Mann, Tyler Mitchell, and Qiana Mestrich are all honored in the 2025 CPW Vision Awards for their outstanding contribution to photography Digital Camera World · Mar 22, 2025
The Guardian - UK · Dec 10, 2024 ‘Shōgun was so refreshing for the Japanese’: Takashi Murakami on his blockbusting return The superstar artist, famed for his Louis Vuitton bags and Kanye West album sleeves, is back with epic paintings riffing on the history of Japanese art. He talks cuteness, gold leaf and hara-kiri on TV
Livingetc · Oct 25, 2024 The 7 Best London Bookshops for Design-Minded Readers — and No, It's Not Just Daunt Books! London's independent booksellers aren't only the place to uncover new favorite titles, but embody the best of the city's thriving cultural scene within their walls, as show these inventively designed paper oases
Evening Standard · Oct 20, 2024 Barometer! The return of the chaise longue and fall of Jeff Goldblum What’s hot... and what’s not — keep up with Joe Bromley’s weekly barometer
Evening Standard · Oct 10, 2024 Inside Frieze 2024 with Benedict Cumberbatch and Emma Raducanu: the style rules of the super-rich art set Birkin bags! Cartier bangles! It must be Frieze
Wallpaper · Aug 2, 2024 ‘Happy birthday Louise Parker II’: enter the world of Roe Ethridge Roe Ethridge speaks of his concurrent Gagosian exhibitions, in Gstaad and London, touching on his fugue approach to photography, fridge doors, and his longstanding collaborator Louise Parker
Wallpaper · Jun 29, 2024 Los Angeles art exhibitions: the best shows to see in January 2025 Read our pick of the best Los Angeles art exhibitions to see this month, from Cyberpunk at the Museum of Motion Pictures to a celebration of Brian DeGraw at James Fuentes
Wallpaper · Jun 6, 2024 Nan Goldin takes over London’s Welsh Chapel with a provocative new film Nan Goldin’s ‘Sisters, Saints, Sibyls’ – at The Welsh Chapel, London, until 23 June 2024 – is not an easy watch
The Independent UK · Jun 4, 2024 Gold and gunfire: Italian artist Cattelan's latest satirical work is a bullet-riddled golden wall For a month now, visitors to a Manhattan gallery have been taking selfies of their reflections in artist Maurizio Cattelan's gleaming gold-plated wall, pockmarked by more than 20,000 rounds of ammunition
The Guardian - US · May 15, 2024 From $120,000 bananas to gold toilets: art provocateur Maurizio Cattelan is back The Italian artist, who has gained fame by poking fun at the art world, opened his first solo gallery show in over two decades, now with a more serious edge
Evening Standard · Mar 20, 2024 Damien Hirst row as formaldehyde artworks found to be completed in 2017, not 90s British artist Damien Hirst has been embroiled in a row after it was found several of his artworks were completed years after it was previously thought.
The Guardian - UK · Feb 2, 2024 An eyeful of Soho sinners: Douglas Gordon’s All I Need Is a Little Bit of Everything review Four decades of video work ranging from Dr Jekyll to a red light odyssey showcase the Turner-winning artist’s obsession with good and evil