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Henry RobertsObserver |
He was born in Yorkshire, died in London and never lost his flat Northern accent. Something else he never lost in his 88 years on earth was his love...
Now in its eleventh year, the photography fair has found a new home in Kensington.
"If you don't carry a camera, then you're just going about your business. You're shopping or doing whatever you're doing. But when you have a camera,...
He has no shortage of entertainingly salacious stories, but he’s surprisingly quick to open up about his personal battles.
Blending humor, camp aesthetics and rigorous research, artist Yuki Kihara challenges the authority of Western knowledge systems and their role in...
Some of the show’s most powerful images are from Miller’s travels around the Middle East, following her marriage to Egyptian businessman Aziz...
The exhibition foregrounds the political and colonial histories embedded in the materials that define the artist’s practice.
Under the glass dome of the Grand Palais, it sometimes felt like walking within three different centuries at once.
There are beautiful moments throughout, but the exhibition at times feels like an uncomfortable augury of our water-scarce future.
'Sociological Record' captures the intimate realities of Polish domestic life during a period of rapid social and political change.
Picasso, who more than any other artist is synonymous with reinvention, did not return to childhood so much as discover it fully for the first time at...
Catch this exhibition while it’s still in bloom.
It’s an excellent concept, hampered only by the weight of its potential.
For all its intriguing melodrama, Kruglyanskaya’s work winks at the viewer, showing off its artifice and reminding us that we’re looking at a...
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