An exhibition of dreamy acrylic paintings and works on paper produced between 2006 and 2011 by Gary Wragg on show this spring at Alan Wheatley.
Wragg is in some ways the inheritor of the Abstract Expressionist mantle bequeathed him by Willem de Kooning. His current work sees bold colour-charged canvasses that hover somewhere between gently articulated order and a horrible messy chaos.
To celebrate the Diamond Jubilee the National Portrait Gallery is hosting an exhibition that focuses on images of the queen from throughout her sixty-year reign. On show are works by artists as diverse...
Hot on the heels of Haunch of Venison's examination of post-war British painting comes Eykyn Maclean's Interviews with Artists (1966-2012) which also features work by the likes of Bacon and Auerbach. This...
After his death in 2011 comes the National Portrait Gallery's survey of the portraits of Lucian Freud - one of Britain's best loved artists. Freud is one of the major names in post-war British art. His...
Two new large-scale works by Doris Salcedo at White Cube, Mason's Yard this summer. Salcedo - best known for Shibboleth, her 167-metre-long crack in the Turbine Hall at Tate Modern - presents sculptural...
Let's hope this play isn't as dull as its characters sound. Mother Adam is bed ridden and waited on by her son who isn't as passionate as she might hope. He won't even get it on with the piano teacher...
This summer sees the Royal Academy present a re-evaluation of the life and works of eighteenth century artist Johan Zoffany. Born inear Frankfurt in 1733, Zoffany moved to Britain in 1760 and produced...
Sculptural installations by Juan Muñoz at Frith Street this summer. Muñoz's work is characterized by a sense of alienation and isolation and by his unerring eye for scale and perspective. Sculptures...
Few things bring a smile to the faces of Spoonfed's Arts Editor quite like the news that Julie Cockburn has a new show on. Thankfully he can have a happy summer, because the Cork Street branch of Flowers...
David Hare has created a new play as an accompaniment to Terrence Rattigan's The Browning Version. Hare's piece, South Downs, is set in a public school where one boy finds himself set apart from the crowd...