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In ArtReview’s extended Summer issue, a focus on what the audience brings to the art. In the conceptual photography of Buck Ellison, images seemingly snapped from within the intimacy of wealthy households are rich in details with the power to repel, attract and implicate the viewer. In Richard Bosman’s atmospheric paintings of blind detectives and rainy city streets, a fellow painter sees not the storyboards of an American film noir but the depiction of what it feels like to be an artist. And a profile of Masaaki Yuasa highlights the anime director’s gonzo sensibility when it comes to toying with audience expectations and artistic conventions. Elsewhere in features, an essay examining the state of critical ocean studies; a look into the effect of NFTs on visual culture; an analysis of Katia Kameli’s videowork Le Roman algérien; and an interview with FRONT International Triennial artistic director Prem Krishnamurthy. Plus exhibition reviews of Virginia Overton, Carrie Mae Weems and Fiona Connor.

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Summer 2022 In ArtReview’s extended Summer issue, a focus on what the audience brings to the art. In the conceptual photography of Buck Ellison, images seemingly snapped from within the intimacy of wealthy households are rich in details with the power to repel, attract and implicate the viewer. In Richard Bosman’s atmospheric paintings of blind detectives and rainy city streets, a fellow painter sees not the storyboards of an American film noir but the depiction of what it feels like to be an artist. And a profile of Masaaki Yuasa highlights the anime director’s gonzo sensibility when it comes to toying with audience expectations and artistic conventions. Elsewhere in features, an essay examining the state of critical ocean studies; a look into the effect of NFTs on visual culture; an analysis of Katia Kameli’s videowork Le Roman algérien; and an interview with FRONT International Triennial artistic director Prem Krishnamurthy. Plus exhibition reviews of Virginia Overton, Carrie Mae Weems and Fiona Connor.

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In ArtReview’s extended Summer issue, a focus on what the audience brings to the art. In the conceptual photography of Buck Ellison, images seemingly snapped from within the intimacy of wealthy households are rich in details with the power to repel, attract and implicate the viewer. In Richard Bosman’s atmospheric paintings of blind detectives and rainy city streets, a fellow painter sees not the storyboards of an American film noir but the depiction of what it feels like to be an artist. And a profile of Masaaki Yuasa highlights the anime director’s gonzo sensibility when it comes to toying with audience expectations and artistic conventions. Elsewhere in features, an essay examining the state of critical ocean studies; a look into the effect of NFTs on visual culture; an analysis of Katia Kameli’s videowork Le Roman algérien; and an interview with FRONT International Triennial artistic director Prem Krishnamurthy. Plus exhibition reviews of Virginia Overton, Carrie Mae Weems and Fiona Connor.

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FAQs

How do you write an art gallery review? ›

Your review must include:

A description of the works of art that comprise the exhibition and an account of their layout within the exhibition space. An analysis of the thesis or central argument of the exhibition. What contribution did the curator(s) hope the exhibition would make?

What does the term white cube mean? ›

Refers to a certain gallery aesthetic characterised by its square or oblong shape, white walls and a light source usually from the ceiling.

How do you write a short art review? ›

A review of a work of art must consist of several points. In the first paragraph, give the general characteristics of the picture, its actual description, and specify in detail what you see in it. Make a special emphasis on the moments that are especially attracting attention and leave an indelible impression.

What should be included in an art review? ›

PHYSICAL QUALITIES: Material, colour, shape, texture, size, etc. FORM: The relationship of the different parts of this thing (use prepositional phrases such as inside, under, on top of, to the left of, etc.) CONTENT: Some works are clear in what they depict, represent, narrate, argue, convey etc.

Is white cube free? ›

Great space. Free entry. Have seen several exhibitions here all well curated. Most recent is Anthony Gormley.

Who owns the White Cube Gallery? ›

White Cube is a contemporary art gallery founded by Jay Jopling in London in 1993.

What is the white cube museum style? ›

A white cube gallery is a gallery style that is square or rectangular shape, has unadorned white walls and a light source usually in the ceiling. It typically has hardwood or polished concrete floors.

What is an example sentence for art gallery? ›

The gallery was established in 1874 as a contemporary art gallery to showcase the work of local colonial artists. She has bought many of her paintings from her brother, who used to have a contemporary art gallery.

How do you compliment an art exhibition? ›

try these compliments:
  1. I've never seen anything like it.
  2. Your work reminds me a little bit of _________________ (name a famous artist – but NOT Thomas Kincaid.)
  3. You are really hitting your stride.
  4. My friend/co-worker should really see this.
  5. I recognized it as your work immediately.
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How do you describe an art gallery? ›

Art galleries are the primary connection between artists and collectors. At the high end of the market, a handful of elite auction houses and dealers sell the work of celebrity artists; at the low end artists sell their work from their studio, or in informal venues such as restaurants.

How do you write a gallery description? ›

Writing Your Exhibition Description
  1. Include the 'Big Idea' The 'big idea' of your exhibition answers the question “What is this exhibition about?”. ...
  2. Don't Repeat Your Bio. ...
  3. Avoid “Artspeak” ...
  4. Don't dumb it down too much. ...
  5. Keep the structure short and simple.
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