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Thursday, 1 May 2025

Artlyst: May Art Diary

My May Art Diary for Artlyst has been published today:

"Three artists I have interviewed are opening new exhibitions this month – Márta Jakobovits, Genesis Tramaine and Helaine Blumenfeld. For the May Art Diary, I also include three exhibitions involving gardens – at Gainsborough’s House, Philip Mould and Company, and Waddesdon Manor. I also highlight exhibitions featuring aspects of the mystical or mythological. This includes a group show, ‘Finding My Blue Sky’ at Lisson Gallery. Finally, two exhibitions in church or former church spaces include Martin Creed at Camden Arts Projects and Max Blake at St Andrew's Wickford."

For more on Márta Jakobovits see here and here, Genesis Tramaine see here and here, and Helaine Blumenfeld see here, here, here and here. For information about Max Blake's exhibition at St Andrew's Wickford see here.

My other pieces for Artlyst are:

Interviews -
Monthly diary articles -
Articles/Reviews -

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Iain Archer - Streamer On A Kite.

Friday, 14 March 2014

Martin Creed: What's the point of it?

'St Augustine wrote: "How many common things are trodden underfoot which, if examined carefully, awaken our astonishment?"Augustine clearly did not have Martin Creed's screwed sheet of paper or lump of Blu-Tack stuck to a wall in view when he wrote those words, and Creed would not choose a religious frame of reference for his work; but there is, nevertheless, value in relating Augustine's thought to Creed's work.'

This is the introduction to my review of Martin Creed's Hayward Gallery retrospective 'What's the point of it?' which appears today in the Church Times. The review outlines how Creed's work opens our eyes to see afresh the common things around us.

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Martin Creed - I Like Things.