Touch and how we hold one another are reinterpreted in these paintings, where there’s both a clinical side with lots of open hands and a depth as we get to see the hands typically concealed beneath clothing. I liked the duality of the intimacy
The London Mithraeum is the awe-inducing remains of a Roman temple to Mithras. I admire how they tie this into contemporary art with regular ground floor exhibitions that always have a historic spiritual/religious angle. Now it's the turn of Jane and
These are some great paintings of the Trinidadian landscape and the legacies of past remnants, whether discarded oil drums or agricultural equipment. I’m a big fan of this artist's painting style, and it had me thinking of Peter Doig, which mad
You may not have heard of Mrinalini Mukherjee before now; this exhibition opens our eyes to this pioneering South Asian artist, inviting us to meet the people and places that informed her practice. A body of Mukherjee’s work is shown alongside
Bound bodies, nails sticking out of circular paintings resembling female genitalia and hanging pieces of latex. This exhibition focuses on the erotic and fetishistic sides of Surrealism, filled with works that I wasn’t familiar with and a diffe