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A Little History: Jane Hayes Greenwood. Review
Studio International, by by Jillian Knipe July 13, 2023 Parenthood, and particularly motherhood, is all the rage. Sparks fly with passionate demands to include artist mothers, to insist on... Read more -
Jane Hayes Greenwood: A Little History. Review
Timeout London, by Eddy Frankel June 29, 2023 Life, what’s it all about? Well, in Jane Hayes Greenwood’s latest series, it’s reduced down to its most fundamental and... Read more -
Clyde Hopkins: Paintings 1989 - 1993. Review
Timeout London, by Chris Waywell January 30, 2023 In the 1990s, while the UK was being lectured by the YBAs that art was cool and naughty and full... Read more -
London's best new galleries
Timeout London, by Eddy Frankel January 12, 2023 Castor isn’t new, it’s been plugging away down in Deptford for ages, but it is newly central, having upped sticks... Read more
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North of London’s Oxford Street lies a renewed centre for up-and-coming art
Royal Academy Magazine - Winter 2022 Edition November 17, 2022 It's Frieze art fair's West End night, and roughly 70 people spill onto the street from Kirkman House, a smart... Read more -
Scenic route: feed the spirit with an art walk around Soho
The Observer by Niru Ratnam October 31, 2022 Would-be collectors will love exploring this area of the city, which is teeming with exciting spaces showcasing lesser-known and new... Read more -
Tom Worsfold: Additives - Review
Timeout London, by Eddy Frankel October 21, 2022 Tom Worsfold is playing 3D chess, and none of the rest of us have even moved past checkers. His new... Read more -
Central London's calling
The Art Newspaper October 13, 2022 A flurry of moves and expansions among London’s smaller and mid-sized galleries suggests dealers are rising to the twin challenges... Read more
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Gallery relocation - Fitzrovia
The Art Newspaper June 24, 2022 South London galleries join forces and relocate to Fitzrovia as emerging art market matures. Castor and Indigo+Madder are jointly taking... Read more -
Claire Baily
Dovetail Magazine May 24, 2022 Terra Incognita: Claire Baily excavates the unknown By Kate Mothes Metaphorically, terra incognita refers to an unfamiliar place or situation.... Read more -
Claire Baily
Frieze May 12, 2022 What to See this London Gallery Weekend by Salena Barry Translucent, lilac grey sheets of linen hang from the... Read more -
Claire Baily
The Art Newspaper May 9, 2022 London Gallery Weekend: South London Critics Choice by Louisa Buck Until 11 June, Castor, Enclave 1, 50 Resolution... Read more
