At the beginning of Frieze Week, Mall Galleries hosted the first joint solo show between artists Bushra Fakhoury and Mal Fostock . Fostock’s show, INCLUSION , included one hundred pieces from the past twenty years, varying in medium: line drawings, prints, paintings, photography and sculpture. Megan O’Neil  speaks to him about how the show came together, the nature of influence, and his creative practice. MO:  Your photography really reminded me of Brassaï. I wondered if he

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First published alongside the V&A South Kensington’s landmark 2013 exhibition, David Bowie Is charts the polymathic force of Bowie’s five-decade career. Now, with the opening of the David Bowie Centre at the V&A East Storehouse and the public release of his vast personal archive (over 90,000 objects), the book returns in a revised edition.

At Somerset House Studios this June, the annual Artists’ Fair returned: twenty artist-led stalls, a weekend of workshops, and the rarest...

Xu Yang’s Forget Me Not isn’t content with cinematic—it goes for the baroque, the grotesque, the sentimental, and the absurd, often all at once.

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London’s art scene can often feel intimidating to newcomers, but a new initiative is setting out to change that. Home on Me , a small...

I have been wary of the term ‘emerging artist’ for a while but this year has confirmed my fears that the phrase has started to lose all...

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Amar Gallery's love-letter to abstract expressionist Lawrence Calcagno is a masterclass in interdisciplinary curation.

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Agnès Houghton-Boyle reviews the playful, independent post-lockdown films of the Saigon Experimental Film Festival , curated by Phạm...

Acme has launched a major fundraising campaign to secure its future. The lease on the Acme Propeller Factory, the largest remaining...

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