Simon Starling: Never The Same River (Possible Futures, Probable Pasts) Review
imon Starling has curated Never the Same River (Possible Futures, Probable Pasts) by searching through the entirety of Camden Arts Centre’s archives The thirty selected works have then been placed in the exact position in which they were placed first time around. The result is a living journey through recent art history, a Greatest Hits...
Bloomberg New Contemporaries Review
The very first edition of this annual show appeared in the ICA over half a century ago, back in 1949 when it was simply known as Young Contemporaries. Since then it has changed its name, its venue and its sponsor more than a handful of times, and has, in turns, been critically acclaimed and criticized...
Newspeak: British Art Now, Part 2 Review
It was his 1997 show, Sensation, which earned Saatchi his notorious reputation. In 2010, over a decade later, the former ad man masterminded another exhibition, this time a two-parter, that looked to define the next era of British art and create a whole new generation of YBAs in the process. Part One of this showed...
