I spent a few hours at Frieze this year, and as always there was a tremendous amount of art to see. If you try to cram everything into one day (which I did), you’ll walk away with a sense of exhilaration and exhaustion. I know for myself I can’t spend a whole day inside a fair and, to be honest, I don’t want another full-overwhelm experience. Drawing boundaries between work and passion felt important this time. This year, the young galleries were placed right at the front of

There’s no denying that the building itself, with Frank Gehry’s titanium waves shimmering beside the Nervión River, changed the destiny...

I didn’t expect the experience to hit me as deeply as it did, even though I knew exactly where I was going and what histories I’d be...

Visiting the Museo Reina Sofía in Madrid always feels like stepping into a layered conversation between art and history. It’s not just...

I didn’t know the Trade Fair Palace in Prague had such a massive collection. It really is enormous. Big enough that my plan to squeeze in...

I didn’t expect to be so drawn in by Apprehensions . I’m not someone who understands science well, and yet Hamad Butt makes chemistry and...

I had high hopes walking into Women Artists 1300–1900  at the National Gallery Prague - Waldstein Riding School, but the first thing that...

Walking into The Purpose of Light  at Hope 93, the first thing you meet is a question on the wall: “Why is ending racism a debate?”. It’s...

The cabinet of curiosities is open. Walking into the new V&A East Storehouse, my first reaction was awe at the scale of it all. From the...

I hadn’t heard of Firepit Art Gallery & Studios before, but stepping inside was like walking into a set where 1960s cool collides with...

I went to Christie’s in London not knowing much about Marwan’s work. I went with a Palestinian artist, and that shaped how I saw the...

Mass Production on 14th Street By Mina Loy Ocean in flower of closing hour Pedestrian ocean of whose undertow, the rosy scissors of...

Public art speaks, provokes, interrupts. It challenges who cities are built for, engages with the environment and the audiences, and what...

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...

The 80s and 90s were an explosion of fantasy, wildness, and radical self-expression, and Leigh Bowery embodied it all: performance...

Not your typical museum. No grand archives, no traditional architecture, but that’s exactly what made it so special. More than just a...

Through painting, installation, embroidery and scent, Citra Sasmita's solo exhibition was a meditative journey exploring ancestral...

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 longest exhibition of 2025 so far. I was looking forward to visiting this exhibition, The 80s: Photographing Britain, but the HUGE...

Burned House Horizon: Queer futurism, ancestral healing through speculative fiction, animist rituals, and collective myth-making. Glad I...