Dennis Hopper – The Lost Album at the Royal Academy
As well as being a famed actor and director, Dennis Hopper was a prodigious snapper. For a period he took...
Hauser & Wirth Somerset opens with Phyllida Barlow – GIG
Hauser & Wirth are one of the powerhouses of worldwide contemporary art with galleries in Zurich, London, New York, Los...
Hugh Mendes Obituaries & Other Works at High House
‘It’s a simple idea, and it’s perfect for the genre. The newspaper, that man-made butterfly that ends its brief but...
David Hockney – The Arrival of Spring at Annely Juda
Following on from the excellent Yoshishige Saito exhibition (reviewed on CELLOPHANELAND* last month) Annely Juda are showing everyone’s favourite Yorkshire artist, David Hockney. Showing...
The Cass Sculpture Foundation
I have been aware of the existence of the CASS Foundation for a number of years but had somehow never...
Martin Creed: What’s the Point of It? The Hayward Gallery
The knowing title of Martin Creed’s solo show at The Hayward, What’s the Point of It? offers an immediate hint at the content...
Bergamot Station Art Galleries – Santa Monica, California
The name “Bergamot Station” dates back to 1875 when it was originally a stop and car storage area on the...
Bailey’s Stardust, National Portrait Gallery
“The king lion on the Savannah: incredibly attractive, with a dangerous vibe. He was the electricity, the brightest, most powerful,...
Alex Prager, Face in the Crowd – M+B, Los Angeles
Inspired by the colour images of William Eggleston, self-taught American photographer, Alex Prager, creates scenes using theatrical constructed settings, combined...
David Lynch, William Burroughs and Andy Warhol, The Photographers’ Gallery
A photography show consisting of three very different American iconic artists, already renowned in their separate field of writing, filmmaking...
Le Surréalisme Et L’Objet, Centre Pompidou, Paris
“Objects with a symbolic function which lend themselves to a minimum of mechanical functioning, are based on the fantasies and...
Cartier: Style and History, Grand Palais, Paris
You know you’re in for a true spectacle, when Kate Middleton’s wedding tiara (the Halo diadem) looks comparatively modest. Cartier:...