Et Dieu Crea La Femme @ Catherine Prevost
In Et Dieu Crea La Femme at Catherine Prevost in London, three contemporary artists re-position the female form, under an honest, sympathetic, feminine lens.
Read MoreCategory: Reviews
Peggy Guggenheim @ Ordovas
Peggy Guggenheim (1898-1979) is probably best known for her Venice collection, but the American born socialite turned art collector actually first exhibited her pieces in London and New York before settling in Italy. In fact, she even established a gallery in Britain, Guggenheim Jeune, which ran between 1938 and 1939, and which is now the […]
Read MoreTomaso Binga @ Mimosa House
Binga’s solo-exhibition prompts the viewer to question the gendered nature of language, using poetry, performance, collage and painting to dissect the patriarchal nature of communication.
Read MoreWardha Shabbir @ Grosvenor Gallery
Best-known in London for her intricate miniature paintings of leaves and natural life – having been shortlisted for the Jameel Prize and subsequently exhibited at the Victoria and Albert Museum last year –Wardha Shabbir is now using this imagery to comment on the paths we take in life. In her new exhibition Free State at […]
Read MoreGallery Girl meets Caroline Wong
Gallery Girl met with Caroline to speak her practice, her subjects and fetishisation.
Read More