A Secret Apartment, a Labyrinth, and a Glass House: On London Shows Intertwining Art and Architecture
Jos de Gruyter & Harald Thys at Raven Row, Stuart Middleton at Carlos Ishikawa, and Rachel Rose at the Serpentine
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From Time Bombs to Fruit Baskets: Goings-On in London, New York, and Los Angeles
Sean Steadman at Project Native Informant, Jason Benson at Bodega, Eli Ping at Ramiken Crucible, Alex Chaves at Night Gallery, Elad Lassry at David Kordansky
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15 Artists to Watch: London Edition
London Art Pitch is a monthly column by Jamie Sterns, a New York curator and writer attending school in the British capital. We all know these lists—the top, the best, the ones to watch, so on and so…
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Summer Colors: Jesse Wine at Limoncello, Alex Olson at Laura Bartlett Gallery
London Art Pitch is a monthly column by Jamie Sterns, a New York curator and writer attending school in the British capital. Summer is upon London and this usually grey city is full of sunshine and…
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Punching Above Their Weight: Three South London Galleries to Watch
Shows at The Sunday Painter, Jupiter Woods, and Arcadia Missa
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Art Fairs Are Slaughterhouses
London Art Pitch is a monthly column by Jamie Sterns, a New York curator and writer currently based in the British capital. There are more than 200 art fairs a year. Did you hear that? More than 200…
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Two of a Kind: Eileen Quinlan at Campoli Presti, Nicole Wermers at Herald St
London Art Pitch is a monthly column by Jamie Sterns, a New York curator and writer based in the British capital. “Eileen Quinlan, After Hours” at Campoli Presti, London, through April 18…
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Why London? Four Expats—Artist, Curator, Gallerist, Scholar—on Working in the British Capital
London Art Pitch is a monthly column by Jamie Sterns, a New York curator and writer attending school in the British capital. London. Say the word, and many things come to mind: bad weather…
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