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How Devon DeJardin elevates sculpture to the abstract form 

WITH TRANSCENDENT canvases harnessing the power of cultural symbolism, the artist speaks to Glass about the way spiritualism and abstraction have moulded his creative hallmark. Devon Jardin has the confidence to harness the best of an artist’s spirit with relish and depth. In fact, with his underlying thread of abstraction

In the Land of the Dead, Stepping on the Tail of a Rainbow

New York’s 24th Street Gagosian Gallery presents Takashi Murakami’s In the Land of the Dead, Stepping on the Tail of

Fringe! Queer Art & Film Fest: Queer Sci-fi II

The mysterious pink-robed men This assortment of films is a very mixed bag. We kick off with a prelude that

Egon Schiele: Portraits at NYC’s The Neue Galerie

One of the most distinguished pieces of The Neue Galerie’s collection is Gustav Klimt’s Adele Bloch-Bauer I, an innocuously looming

From the beautiful to the sublime – Glass talks to British artist and filmmaker Isaac Julien

From the beautiful to the sublime – Glass talks to British artist and filmmaker Isaac Julien Since his early career

The Catlin Guide 2015, at the London Art Fair

This January, the sixth edition of the Catlin Guide 2015 will launch at the London Art Fair to feature a

Five decades of East London

When the name David Bailey is mentioned it usually is connected with high fashion and when the biggest names need

Discover The Road to Elysium via Heist Gallery

London’s enigmatic new gallery, Heist has kept up the pace since their recent launch with their latest exhibition, The Road

Meanwhile Back In the Wick – new show opens

Prompt Gallery presents its debut show Meanwhile Back In The Wick in what was Hackney Wick’s first exhibition space, Queens

Nam June Paik at Tate Modern

This autumn Tate Modern showcases Nam June Paik, an exhibition with works from all the phases of the Korean artist’s


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