Frank Bowling's exhibition at Tate Britain wasn't just a retrospective. It was also an argument for Bowling's canonical status, an effort to usher the Guyana-born painter into the cast of…
Kemang Wa Lehulere tends to use a limited set of objects in his sculptures, repeating and recombining the same types of found or modified elements across different works.
Was Michael Jackson the most famous person who ever lived? Not just in his own time, but of all time?
Marcus Coates's costumes and behaviors are less about truly emulating or understanding animals than about channeling human desires.
There's a Lynchian quality to the editing of Noor Afshan Mirza and Brad Butler's film installation The Scar (2018).
Eddie Peake's inactivity, his lack of presence, points to the most interesting aspect of the show.
Pareidolia is the common phenomenon of seeing figures or faces within random patterns and objects: in wallpaper designs, say, or clouds, or geological formations—or in vintage movie cameras, which…
July's work highlighted the acute tension between competing economic ideologies—extreme self-indulgence versus social enterprise—in stark proximity.