Exhibitions - The Glass Magazine

Picasso and Giacometti delight at Hauser & Wirth Zurich

June 28, 2022

TWO OF the most influential artists of the 20th century are brought together in a new exhibition at Hauser & Wirth Zurich, which presents a selection of important late works by Pablo Picasso and Alberto Gia...

Glass reviews Nancy Cadogan’s exhibition at the Gillian Jason Gallery

Charlie Newman

June 22, 2022

Art, Exhibitions, Feature

WHEN WAS the last time you were completely still? In fact are we ever still? Sleeping, sitting or even meditating, the mind always drifts. British figurative painter, Nancy Cadogan, explores “the idea of the...

Victoria and Albert museum announces Gabrielle Chanel exhibition in 2023

Ben Sanderson

May 30, 2022

Exhibitions, Fashion, News

THE Victoria and Albert museum have announced an exhibition dedicated to the life and work of Gabrielle Chanel next year. The show documents the evolution of her fashion design and the establishment of one of t...

In the Black Fantastic opens at the Hayward Gallery this June

Alicia Tomkinson

May 24, 2022

Art, Avant Art, Exhibitions, News, Photography

IN the Black Fantastic is the UK's first major exhibition celebrating the work of black artists at the Hayward Gallery, London. The show aims to capture alternative realities surrounding racial injustice, thro...

Cornelia Parker Perpetual Canon 2004 Collection of Contemporary Art Fundación “la Caixa”, Barcelona © Cornelia Parker

Cornelia Parker show opens at Tate Britain

Alicia Tomkinson

May 19, 2022

Art, Exhibitions, Feature, Photography

TATE BRITAIN has opened its first, large-scale exhibition of Cornelia Parker’s work, curated by Andrea Schlieker. The renowned, contemporary British artist is best known for taking everyday objects and transfor...

Glass reviews the Walter Sickert retrospective at Tate Britain

Charlie Newman

May 13, 2022

Art, Exhibitions, Feature

TATE Britain’s retrospective on artist Walter Sickert is a beacon of hope, a reminder of the power and importance of empathy amongst the polarised world we find ourselves in today. Sickert was born in 1860 i...

Rachel with Rousseau's 'Surprised' outside her flower shop © Siri Taylor

The National Gallery showcases Pictures Around Cromer – the first exhibition of images of paintings that can be downloaded for free

Julie Heinisch

May 11, 2022

Art, Exhibitions, News

THE Nation Gallery has created the first exhibition, titled Pictures around Cromer, where images of the gallery’s paintings can be downloaded for free. Covering around 30 life-size replica artworks, Pictures Ar...

Maddox Gallery presents solo exhibition of Lefty Out There entitled Vivus II

Imogen Clark

March 23, 2022

Art, Exhibitions, News

FOR A limited time, London’s Maddox Gallery is presenting contemporary artist Lefty Out There’s solo exhibition Vivus II. The art embraces the bold designs the artist is renowned for and aims to reflect the mo...

London’s V&A presents new major exhibition Fashioning Masculinities: The Art of Menswear

Imogen Clark

March 23, 2022

Exhibitions, Fashion, News

CELEBRATING the power and diversity of what modern masculinity, London’s Victoria and Albert Museum is celebrating menswear in their new major exhibition Fashioning Masculinities: The Art of Menswear. Showca...

White Cube Paris x Michèle Lamy exhibition

Sweet Lust – White Cube Paris collaborate with Michèle Lamy on a new show

Julie Heinisch

March 11, 2022

Art, Exhibitions, News

WHITE Cube has announced their upcoming exhibition Sweet Lust at their Paris gallery co-curated by Michèle Lamy Sweet Lust, curated by Michèle Lamy and Mathieu Paris, White Cube Paris 4 March -30 April 202...

The V&A museum presents Fashion in Motion: Harris Reed

Julie Heinisch

March 4, 2022

Art, Exhibitions, Fashion, News

THE Victoria & Albert museum’s beloved Fashion in Motion series is returning with a focus on fashion designer Harris Reed. The exhibition offers a look into highlights from Reed’s collections during a speci...

Glass reviews the V&A’s Beatrix Potter: Drawn to Nature

Charlie Newman

March 2, 2022

Culture, Exhibitions, Feature

Children’s author Beatrix Potter has come full circle. Potter grew up on Bolton Gardens, a short walk from the South Kensington Museum, today the Victoria and Albert museum, where we can now find Potter’s studi...

Tate Britain announces major Cornelia Parker show

Jamison Kent

February 9, 2022

Art, Exhibitions, News

TATE Britain will host the first major survey of English artist Cornelia Parker’s works in London. The exhibition will feature over 90 artworks and will debut in May 2022. Cornelia Parker, one of Britain’s l...

Of Myth and Legend – The Knightsbridge Estate’s new installation is lighting up SW1

Pia Brynteson

January 5, 2022

Art, Exhibitions, News

THE Knightsbridge Estate has unveiled a large-scale photographic installation titled ‘Of Myth and Legend’. Exhibited at the top of SW1’s Sloane Street, The Estate commissioned the body of work by British Nigeri...

Lubaina Himid showcases her largest ever solo exhibition at the Tate Modern

Charlie Newman

December 17, 2021

Art, Exhibitions, Feature

ZANZIBAR-born, Lancashire-based artist Lubaina Himid showcases her largest ever solo exhibition at the Tate Modern. Humid’s work comes sweeping through the capitals institution, demanding attention and doing wh...

Maddox Gallery presents Changing Lanes exhibition by photographer David Yarrow

Imogen Clark

November 26, 2021

Art, Exhibitions, News, Photography

CONSIDERED one of the world’s most collectable contemporary artists, London’s Maddox Gallery is showcasing one of the biggest solo exhibition’s of Scottish photographer David Yarrow. Bringing together past and ...

Glass previews the 2022 Harewood Biennial

Charlie Newman

November 9, 2021

Art, Exhibitions, News

WE ARE all hoping 2022 marks a year of new beginnings. From March next year we can celebrate the innovations and teachings of 15 artistic practitioners in the Harewood Biennial held at Harewood House, near Leed...

White Cube Hong Kong presents solo Damien Hirst exhibition

Jamison Kent

November 8, 2021

Art, Avant Art, Exhibitions, News

FROM bedazzled human skulls to kaleidoscope masterpieces, Damien Hirst has made his mark in the art industry and is now making his way to Hong Kong for a solo exhibition. Starting at the end of November, the W...

Loewe Foundation presents the Craft Prize 2021 Winner and Digital Exhibition

Connie de Pelet

May 26, 2021

Art, Exhibitions, Fashion, News

THE Loewe Foundation has announced the winner of their Craft Prize 2021. Fanglu Lin was selected as the winning entry with her work, She. The jury also agreed upon two special mentions, David Corvalán for the w...

Glass reviews Jean Dubuffet at the Barbican

Charlie Newman

May 25, 2021

Art, Exhibitions, Feature

JEAN Dubuffet felt “pleased to see life in trouble.” One can’t help but think he would revel in the state we find ourselves in today. Over the course of last year, universally we have all been swept up in a wav...

Artists Carson Parkin-Fairley and Ramona Eve present new show Paradise Found

Connie de Pelet

May 21, 2021

Art, Exhibitions, News

AS A technicolour antidote to the darkness of the past year of lockdowns, Carson Parkin-Fairley and Ramona Eve present their exhibition, Paradise Found, at The Stash Gallery, part of Vout-O-Reenee’s Surrealist ...