Betye Saar obituary Artist whose assemblages of found objects explored racism, ritual and religion The Guardian - UK · Aug 23
Beauty, Protest and Power: These Are the Women Leading the Way at the Venice Biennale 2026 Inspired by Koyo Kouoh, the Venice Biennale curator who passed away before her vision was realised, Marie Claire columnist Bakul Patki shares her pick of the best female presentations at this year’s edition. Marie Claire · Jun 25
"It’s a song about inventors and invention." New Peter Gabriel single What Lies Ahead was a work-in-progress performed during 2014's Back To Front tour Peter Gabriel is releasing a new single every full moon at midnight in the build-up to new studio album o\i. Louder · Mar 3
‘A great work of feminist art’: how the Bloomsbury group’s Famous Women Dinner Service got a place at the table Vanessa Bell and Duncan Grant’s 1932 collection of 50 hand-painted plates, left to languish for 80 years, forms the centrepiece of a new exhibition The Guardian - UK · Oct 5, 2024
Art can change the world, but can it save us from climate extinction? While the climate emergency endangers nature, Judy Chicago’s artworks give it a voice – she joins a great tradition of women using art to influence laws The Guardian - UK · Jun 24, 2024
Looking at people looking at art: inside the mind of a gallery attendant Visitor experience workers at London’s Tate Modern, Serpentine, Barbican and V&A share what it’s like to watch people looking at art during a time of changing attention spans and rising vandalism Wallpaper · Jun 1, 2024
OPINION - Judy Chicago's work is proof that paradigms are there to be shattered American artist, author, feminist, ecofeminist, historian, humanist, and educator Judy Chicago is back in London. Evening Standard · May 31, 2024
Judy Chicago: Revelations review – six decades of table-turning body politics Best known for her 70s Dinner Table homage to heroic women, the American artist moves centre stage at last in a show of variously blazing, bold, crude, generous work inspired by female subjugation and power The Guardian - UK · May 26, 2024
‘Judy Chicago: Revelations’ brings the feminist trailblazer’s unseen works to London Judy Chicago presents a major retrospective at Serpentine North, including unseen works from a boat-rocking career that spearheaded the feminist art movement (until 1 September 2024) Wallpaper · May 23, 2024
Feminist firebrand Judy Chicago on her new London art retrospective: 'It's so overwhelming' The legendary artist talks about having a moment in her 80s, her anger over climate change and how modern protesting is flawed Evening Standard · May 22, 2024
OPINION - The Standard View: Economy is on the up – but not fast enough for the Conservatives What might have been a curtain call for the Government, with inflation falling to 2.3 per cent, was instead greeted with a sharp intake of breath. The markets were hoping for better, with a consensus forming around 2.1 per cent. As a result, a June interest rate cut now appears… Evening Standard · May 22, 2024
Judy Chicago: Revelations review – cosmic cobblers from a dinner party goddess Her cosmological screed is tiresome and her blissed-out female figures are idealised beyond belief. But at least her musclebound men cavort, weep blood and urinate realistically The Guardian - UK · May 21, 2024
‘My time has come!’: feminist artist Judy Chicago on a tidal wave of recognition at 84 The veteran US feminist artist known for The Dinner Party – and for dividing the critics – is about to have her first UK retrospective. She is in celebratory mood… The Guardian - UK · May 19, 2024
Protesters, pop stars and pioneers: 38 images that changed the way we see women (for better and for worse) Shocking, arresting and extraordinary photographs that shifted how women are seen in the world The Guardian - UK · May 18, 2024
The Guardian - UK · May 17, 2024 Judy Chicago’s illuminated epic, Elton John’s best shots and an earshredding blast – the week in art The manuscript behind the US feminist’s monumental Dinner Party is finally published, Elton’s photography obsession returns and some woodcuts warn of disaster
The Guardian - UK · Feb 19, 2024 First Thing: Yulia Navalnaya takes on mantle of late husband Alexei Navalny’s wife accuses Russian authorities of murdering him. Plus, Israeli minister gives Rafah attack timeline
Evening Standard · Feb 12, 2024 Unravel: at the Barbican Art Gallery review - let the complex fabric of this textile show envelop you This exploration of the power and politics of textiles in art is never less than rewarding
The Guardian - UK · Feb 9, 2024 Yoko Ono’s bottoms, Frank Auerbach’s heads and visionary new landscapes – the week in art The pop icon finally gets the retrospective she deserves while Tracey Emin and Judy Chicago unpick their textile pieces
Wallpaper · Jan 14, 2024 More than pretty chairs: ‘Enthroned’ at Jessica Silverman's gallery is a celebration of female talent 'Enthroned' is an exhibition at San Francisco’s Jessica Silverman gallery showcasing sculptural works by outstanding female creators (on view until 2 March 2024)
The Guardian - UK · Jan 13, 2024 For the record Gardner & Beedle, Tisbury | Rio Olympics | The Bear, Hungerford | Judy Chicago | Madonna del Parto | 111 by Modou
Wallpaper · Dec 27, 2023 Heads up: art exhibitions to see in January 2024 Start the year right with the Wallpaper* pick of art exhibitions to see in January 2024
The Guardian - UK · Nov 6, 2023 ‘What if women ruled the world?’ Judy Chicago’s latest show feels very timely The great artist has brought together 500 years of artworks by women and placed them under flags questioning male dominance. Given the revelations of the Covid inquiry, they feel sadly urgent
The Guardian - UK · Oct 15, 2023 Nicole Eisenman: What Happened; Re/Sisters; El Anatsui: Behind the Red Moon – review Three new exhibitions encompass Eisenman’s wild and satirical paintings, poignant reactions to environmental ruin and an exquisite transformation of the Turbine Hall
The Guardian - UK · Oct 4, 2023 Himalayan tree-huggers and a landscape of vulvas: the eco-show where women call the shots The Barbican’s new exhibition looks at the way ecofeminism has evolved – from anti-nuclear protests at Greenham Common to ‘multiple clitoris’ art
The Guardian - UK · Sep 30, 2023 From the London Film Festival to Partygate: a complete guide to this week’s entertainment Whether it’s the city’s annual showcase of cinema or a TV lockdown political satire, our critics have you covered for the next seven days