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Constance De Jong: On a Continuous Present, carefully curated by Karen Di Franco and Lara Pan for Chelsea Space in London, explores American artist Constance De Jong’s weaving of language and visual content across several decades of work.

For its final exhibition of 2019, Chelsea Space presents a solo show of the work of Ian Stephenson.

This exhibition focuses on the closure of her old school in Portsmouth, King Richard School, previously Paulsgrove Secondary Modern Boys & Girls School.

Fashion designer Molly Goddard and photographer Sarah Edwards turn garments into abstractions at London’s Chelsea Space

Citing the changing nature of the art market and the function of galleries, Pavel Zoubok Gallery and George Adams Gallery announced today that they will be joining forces and inhabiting a ground-floor space at 531 West 26th street in Chelsea.

In the early 1970s the number of galleries in London committed to showing international developments in contemporary art, and especially European art,

Sadly enough, money still dictates much of the art world. A quick glance over Art Review’s top power 100 reveals gallerists and collectors and artists

The work of sculptor Lesley Foxcroft is situated in the tradition of minimalism. Working primarily with MDF and on other occasions, paper, Foxcroft renders this hard edged yet everyday material into delicate forms, saying, “I like the idea that the uncomplicated has a...

It’s hard not to like the work of Robin Rhode, a South African artist who calls Berlin home, so it’s no wonder that Lehmann Maupin has given over both

Lloyd outside his shop, 1979 Courtesy of Paul GormanIf music gives each generation its beat (voice, context), iconic clothes riff off it. That’s

Currently showing at the Chelsea Space in London is an exhibition exploring the working practice of the late, great Barney Bubbles. The show gives

The London Design Festival is up and running: here's our guide to events that may be of interest to CR readers and some info on this year's LDF

LONDON — Quiet, shy and introspective, Colin Fulcher was so self-effacing that even after disguising his identity by adopting a new name, Barney Bubbles

PROCESS: The working practices of Barney Bubbles will, we are promised "present for the first time original artefacts and artwork, as well as personal