We've enjoyed Barbican's series pairing artists with Giacometti's spindly sculptures. First came Huma Bhabha, then Mona Hatoum, and now we round out the trilogy with the works of US sculptor Lynda Benglis. This iteration of the show includes 30 previ
It was great to catch the final weekend of the 20 years of @TurquoiseMountain exhibition at The Garrison Chapel in Chelsea (now closed). You can listen to all the great work they do with traditional craftspeople across the Middle East and Asia in epi
Have you ever been to Two Temple Place? We talk about the building's history, its fantastic architecture, the fab and free exhibitions and the great work of the Bulldog Trust. Click to the link in my bio to listen to our latest podcast episode. . . #
The natural world meets the straight lines of the man-made as animals are placed throughout a hedge maze, and cacti pop up through and around a window frame. Is this nature reclaiming our world, imposing our structures on nature, or a bit of both? Th
Can we alter our fate, and can we sway it in our favour? It’s the question asked in this surreal exhibition, where clovers are growing inside an icosahedron filled with insulation -maybe a four-leafed one will eventually appear - while a giant