In the middle of a two-storey, L-shaped block of boarded-up bedsits in the shadow of a large housing estate near the Old Kent Road, it’s draining day for artist Roger Hiorns. There’s...
Glass bricks are interior-design suicide (apparently) and glass art has always had tricky associations with hand-blown craftsiness, so these chunky, see-through painted cubes by Swiss artist...
An hour spent in a dimly lit room watching and listening to experimental American filmmaker Mary Ellen Bute’s short abstract films – given a 360-degree screening here using 12 adjacent...
People suffering from a nervous disposition should stay away from this show of household devices with unsettling lives of their own. A motorised, ‘amputated’ arm digging into the torn...
‘Coloured Threads in Door Knobs’ is a perplexing bunch of paintings and one sculpture by London-based, Serbian born Milena Dragicevic. The show’s title is said to relate to an...
‘Love’ is a quirky summer show which occasionally produces the warm, fuzzy feeling itself, and does an interesting job of showing how love has changed over five centuries. Because for...
This show draws comparisons between artists examining often convoluted processes of image production and embedded journalists working with the British and US military in the Middle East. It...
Anxieties about China’s rising power have translated into a lot of high-horse China-bashing about human rights and supposedly reckless economic growth. On the other hand, you can’t move...
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