Author: Laura Patiño

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The Arts Club, London, is delighted to announce Block Party, a group exhibition which brings together the gallery community of Dover and Grafton Streets, including: Cardi Gallery, Gazelli Art House, Galerie Max Hetzler, Sprüth Magers, Richard Saltoun, Robilant + Voena, Galerie Thaddaeus Ropac and David Zwirner. Each gallery will showcase an artwork from its roster of artists including: Lucio Fontana, Paolo Scheggi, Rose Wylie, Helen Chadwick, Louise Bonnet, Giovanni Ozzola, Gary Hume, Jack Pierson and Mimmo Rotella. Gary HumeMother’s Day, 2015Gloss paint on aluminium152.5 × 114.5 cm x 2.1 cm© Gary Hume, Courtesy of the artist, Spru?th Magers and Matthew Marks…

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Nowadays we have a lot of free time and it is something that although for many people it can be a dream come true, for others it can mean a nightmare since they get bored easily and waste this time falling into unhealthy or monotonous habits. In this article we will give you some tips so you can make the most of your free time and fully enjoy every minute of it: Exercise to acquire energy For some decades now, the number of jobs and trades that require the exclusive use of physical effort has been reduced. We have entered…

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Anish Kapoor, 1000 Names,1981. Mixed media and pigment. © Anish Kapoor.

To coincide with Art Basel’s Viewing Rooms, taking place from 17 – 26 June, Lisson Gallery is pleased to present a selection of masterworks by nine key artists from all over the globe, tackling themes of dislocation, translation, engagement and action. The memory of Ai Weiwei’s destroyed studio – poetically titled Souvenir from Shanghai – lives on in his defiant and elegant sculpture; Leon Polk Smith invokes the spirits of his ancestors through colour and line, while Stanley Whitney, Carmen Herrera and Mary Corse weave evocative abstract patterns through concentrated shapes and lifetimes of experience. An important clarion call for our times comes in the collaged scenes of John Akomfrah’s searing 1986 portrayal of a society…

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