Families relaxing together, indoors and outside. A woman staring out of the window in contemplation, a young man looking back at us in a floral jumper, and two people asleep next to each other. Martha Zmpounou captures these intimate moments as if s
The Sainsbury Centre in Norwich is well worth a visit for the building and collection alone, and right now you can see two contemporary artworks that leave a lasting impact. Upstairs, in the Seeds of Hate and Hope exhibition (until 17th May, free),
It was great to be in conversation with @PaulCareyKent at @LondonArtFair to launch his new book covering London’s diverse gallery scene, published and sold by @WorldofFAD. We spoke about how his book came about, London’s galleries, what t
In my latest Diary of a London Art Critic: - Should artists get a living wage? - Is £200k too much for an art prize? - Death in Norwich: Two contemporary masterpieces - I say Aloha to the first major exhibition of the year - Did you know that