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Author Archives: GalleriaKlik
Turner Prize 2014: A retort
‘It’s about owning images and disorientating them’: Turner prize 2014 nominee James Richards should not need to explain his work(!)
Mishka Henner: The Brutal Beauty of Prophetic Photography
Of nine exhibiting photographers, the images of Mishka Henner captured the theme of “Consumption” in the Prix Pictet exhibition of shortlisted photographs at the Victoria & Albert Museum. In this instalment of Prix Pictet’s efforts to “harness the power of … Continue reading
Posted in Art exhibition, Photography
Tagged Consumption, Hong Hao, Mishka Henner, Porter Gallery, Prix Pictet, Sustainability, V&A
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Thinking Big: Pondering on anarchy and futility
‘All is futile’ laments Solomon in the Bible and its all “pretentious crap” agrees Zhivago Duncan in Christie’s and Saatchi Gallery’s Thinking Big. So nothing new through the passage of time then! Futility along with anarchy seems to be the big story in … Continue reading
This picture reveals a 1000 words of fallacy
A picture of former President Bill Clinton accompanying an article he penned reveals the contradictions, futility and fallacy of intervention and western philanthropy in Africa. The double-spread picture of the former president in the September 30 2013 issue of Time … Continue reading
Outsider Art: How artists left the backdoor open
Will Gompertz laments “sculptures and paintings that should have no connections with the formal history of art” are all over the place and this at the 2013 Venice Biennale no less! His explanation for this phenomenon is that this is … Continue reading
Posted in Comment
Tagged art therapy, Marcel Duchamp, Outsider Art, Robert Hughes, Venice Biennale, Vincent Van Gogh, Will Gompertz
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Nollywood: A fresh alternative to Cannes and Hollywood
You say Cannes Film Festival, I say Nigerian Film Week Paris; you say Hollywood and I say Nollywood; ‘Tomayto’, tomato, lets agree on two things. Neither Cannes nor Hollywood represents the diversity out there in the world and not all … Continue reading
There will be an art defiance with or without finance
Contrary to the UK’s culture secretary Maria Miller’s “economic impact” presentation, the arts are not all about economy, finance or money. The arts if forced into any sort of mainstream frame or requirement will simply defy any impositions and reinvent … Continue reading
A Global History of Religious Prudes
The obsession of religion with sex and its derivatives, chiefly, nudity is not a preserve of the Muslim or Arab parts of the world. This is an obsession the Christian West also shares. In the example of the Catholic Church … Continue reading
Posted in News
Tagged Catholic Church, Greek culture minister, Kostas Tzavaras, Michelangelo, papal powers, Qataris, sex and religion, Vatican
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GK Art Notes 
Banksy’s Pigeons versus Exhibit B: Lessons in how to and how not to
For about 24 hours in Clacton-on-Sea, Essex, a contemporary work of art resonated with us as a contemporary audience, while being effortlessly clever and intelligent. Then it was stopped dead in its tracks. But this need not matter, thanks to … Continue reading →