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Welcome to my Writing section, where you'll find a collection of exhibition reviews, catalogue essays, and in-depth articles exploring the world of contemporary art. Here, I share my insights and reflections on various exhibitions, offering a thoughtful perspective on the works and artists that shape the art scene. Stay tuned for regular updates as I continue to delve into the ever-evolving world of visual culture
Public art isn’t just decoration — it’s dialogue.
Public art speaks, provokes, interrupts. It challenges who cities are built for, engages with the environment and the audiences, and what...
'Outposts' by JR - It’s not just about seeing the work, it’s about feeling it
A few weeks ago I visited 'Outposts', JR’s solo show at Perrotin’s brand new London gallery, and wow, this one really hit me. The show...
Leigh Bowery at Tate - A glittering spectacle that (almost) goes all the way
The 80s and 90s were an explosion of fantasy, wildness, and radical self-expression, and Leigh Bowery embodied it all—performance artist,...
Goodbye (for now) to the Migration Museum
Not your typical museum-no grand archives, no traditional architecture-but that’s exactly what made it so special. More than just a...
Citra Sasmita at The Curve - Barbican
Through painting, installation, embroidery and scent, Citra Sasmita's solo exhibition was a meditative journey exploring ancestral...
Lives Less Ordinary at Two Temple Place
Working-class at the centre. A few weeks ago, I went to visit the always stunning gem Two Temple Place, a neo-Tudor building with gothic...
The 80s: Photographing Britain at Tate Britain
The longest exhibition of 2025 so far. I was looking forward to visiting this exhibition, The 80s: Photographing Britain, but the HUGE...
Burned House Horizon at Mimosa House
Burned House Horizon: Queer futurism, ancestral healing through speculative fiction, animist rituals, and collective myth-making. Glad I...
Letizia Battaglia: Life, Love and Death in Sicily
The records of the Sicilian life by Letizia Battaglia: Bloody, poignant, but also visually beautiful and striking. By the beginning of...
London Art Fair 2025
The first fair of the year is here, London Art Fair, and there has been some improvement. Installations, curated spaces, performances in...
Hew Locke: What Have We Here?
My expectations were high not only because Hew Locke’s work and the themes that surround it, but how open the British Museum would be to...
Es Devlin: Face to Face 50 Encounters with Strangers
After missing the original one at St Mary Le Strand, I caught this installation right on time before closing today and right across the...
Zanele Muholi at Tate Modern
Last exhibition of the year (I think). Finally, I went to see Zanele Muholi's solo exhibition at Tate. I was looking forward to it. I...
Lauren Halsey: Emajendat
The biggest visual layering I’ve ever seen. Lauren Hasley is on show at the Serpentine with the funkiest garden and experience ever. It...
Lubaina Himid: Barricades
When an exhibition title calls my name and, even better, if it is by the one and only Lubaina Himid. ‘Barricades’ is a small and hidden...
Alexis Peskine at October Gallery
Seeing in person the detailed, creative, and meaningful work of Alexis Peskine is a spiritual experience itself. I went on the last day,...
Who will win the Turner Prize 2024?
Named after the radical painter JMW Turner, the Turner Prize was first awarded in 1984. Each year, it is given to a British artist who...
Susan Aldworth: Belongings
In 1924, Susan’s grandmother – Luigia Berni – left the small town of Bardi, in Northern Italy, for a new life in London. She was 23 years...
Peace x All and Magnum Photos partnership
More art in public spaces, please. Last week I went to see this new exhibition which takes all over the King’s Cross station area to...
Transfeminisms Chapter IV
Transfeminisms is a major survey touring exhibition that brings to light a multiplicity of urgent, pressing and ongoing issues faced by...
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