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The weekly musings & art hop observations of an independent London art critic, with links to the latest reviews and must-see shows.

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  1. Issue · Sep 29, 2026

    …aaaand we’re off! (opens the original)

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  2. Issue · Sep 25, 2026

    The Gallery Entry Game (opens the original)

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    You love art. You love getting lost in the details. You scrutinise every brush stroke, every curve on a sculpture, every hidden detail, even the way something has been hung.But… are you actively looking before you walk in the gallery?Each Friday morning you’ll find a photo of a London gallery entrance in your inbox. The signs and any revealing details have been removed. Do you still recognise it?Here’s this week’s challenge:Some galleries have cleverly set up shop above pubs so if the PV ever ru

  3. Issue · Sep 22, 2026

    Change is in the air (opens the original)

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    Subscribe nowCan you feel the bite and the smell the change in atmosphere? That could be the arrival of autumn, or it could be the fact that we’ve entered the home stretch of the lead-up to Frieze. Everyone’s “big shows” are starting to open, normally lethargic gallery staff are bounding around like they’ve just stepped barefoot on Lego, and before you know it every Marylebone and Mayfair gallery will be echoing with a cacophony of American accents.Me

  4. Issue · Sep 18, 2026

    The Gallery Entry Game (opens the original)

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    You love art. You love getting lost in the details. You scrutinise every brush stroke, every curve on a sculpture, every hidden detail, even the way something has been hung.But… are you actively looking before you walk in the gallery?Each Friday morning you’ll find a photo of a London gallery entrance in your inbox. The signs and any revealing details have been removed. Do you still recognise it?Here’s this week’s challenge:Lots of galleries are nestled between local neighbourhood shops. Which o

  5. Issue · Sep 15, 2026

    It’s a stitch-up (opens the original)

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    Subscribe nowGlastonbury has announced their 2027 ticket prices but the headliners are still a mystery. Then again, I think the hints are pretty clear. I mean, almost every arts related article in the last two weeks has been referencing a <a href="http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=&ved=2ahUKEwiii77V8u2WAxUVTkEAHRy9

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