Être moderne: Le MoMA à Paris
"Être Moderne: le MoMA à Paris" is a great opportunity to see some excellent works of art and design from the collection of the MoMA.
Rachel Whiteread at Tate Britain
I enjoyed the Rachel Whiteread retrospective at Tate Britain. Indeed, I left liking her work more than I did before my visit.
Frieze Art Fair 2017
At this year's Frieze Art Fair there was little that stood out, to me at least, and the little that did stand out was by established artists.
David Hockney at Tate Britain
A career retrospective can do a great disservice to an artist, as in the case of the David Hockney retrospective at Tate Britain.
Robert Rauschenberg at Tate Modern
An excellent introduction to the work and career of Robert Rauschenberg. I just wish it had been larger.
Masterpieces of the Leiden Collection at the Louvre
A small but exquisite exhibition of 17th-century Dutch paintings.
Icons of Modern Art: The Shchukin Collection
The exhibition Icons of Modern Art: The Shchukin Collection at the Fondation Luis Vuitton was worth a trip to Paris.
The Body in Movement. Dance and the Museum
The Louvre has invited choreographer and former artistic director of the Paris Opera Ballet Benjamin Millepied to curate an exhibition on the representation of the body in movement drawing on the Louvre's extensive collection.
Peter Lindbergh. A Different Vision On Fashion Photography
If you have opened a fashion magazine in the past twenty or thirty years you will be familiar with the work of Peter Lindbergh. Some of his photos of 90s supermodels have become icons. Indeed, some of these models have become icons in part because of his work.
Musée du Quai Branly Revisited
I didn't like the building when I first visited the museum, back in 2006, and I still don't like it now, but the collection is outstanding.
Musée Picasso
I finally had a chance to visit the Musée Picasso, which reopened in October 2014 after a five-year renovation. I was once again amazed by Picasso's prolific output.
Carambolages at the Grand Palais
Carambolages at the Grand Palais in Paris is one of the most refreshing art exhibitions I have seen in a long time. It is based on the premise that artists approach art in an associative fashion, unguided by art historical categories, which is indeed how I myself approach art.