A Manifesto: Audience Control in Art Galleries

1. Children under the age of 9 should not be allowed in Art galleries. Children do not understand art and Continue reading →

AMBIVALENT

Thursday, 13th March to Friday, 28th March 2014 Ambivalent is a group exhibition dedicated to explore how the ever-fascinating human Continue reading →

FIVE MINUTES WITH DANIEL F. HERRMANN, CURATOR OF HANNAH HÖCH’S MAJOR UK RETROSPECTIVE

Q&A with the Eisler Curator, Head of Curatorial Studies and Acting Head of Exhibitions at the Whitechapel Gallery What were your Continue reading →

Katie Patterson at The Wellcome Collection in Foreign Bodies: Common Ground, Six Artists / Six Countries

Representing Cambridge, Patterson is the chief of the exhibition in her conceptual and oh-so-effortless way of introducing an audience to Continue reading →

Travelling to the Wonderland

Spring is already in London! Fragrant, intriguing, exotic. Or at least this is the sensation that Xu Bing’s installation Travelling Continue reading →

Special Feature: AN ALTERNATIVE WAY OF CURATING and COLLECTING ART

During my first days in London, I had the lucky chance to meet two girls who interestingly introduced me to Continue reading →

Looking For A Needle In A Haystack – Works On Paper Art Fair

The Works on Paper art fair took place at the Science Museum in London the 6 – 9 February. It Continue reading →

This Is A Man’s World?

It is the first major exhibition of the German artist Hannah Höch in the UK and it is one of Continue reading →