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Weird Horses at Karsten Schubert, London rebirths the form as something tentative, tender and conceptually fleet of foot.

An exhibition of new paintings across two sites at Offer Waterman, 17 St George Street, Mayfair and Karsten Schubert, Room 2, 44 Lexington Street, Soho.

The landscape of the London art world is constantly evolving and changing. Twenty-five years ago, the Portobello area of West London was the place to seek out cool young artists, then Shoreditch, Spitalfields and all points east were ‘art washed’;...

The Expo Chicago art fair has announced the more than 140 galleries from 25 countries that will participate in its upcoming 2022 edition, scheduled to take place at Navy Pier April 7-10.

The 28th edition of Artissima (5–7 November 2021) presents 155 galleries from around the world in Turin.

Returning to Regent's Park, Frieze London (13–17 October 2021) is one of the most anticipated art events in the U.K. this autumn, along with the return of 1-54 Contemporary African Art Fair at Somerset House (14–17 October 2021).

SPRING/BREAK ART Show returns to New York’s 625 Madison Avenue for its 10th edition, taking place from September 8—13.

Pilkington’s installation presents the spectator with optically dazzling patterns and motifs that flow unconstrained across disparate decorated surfaces alternately emphasising or camouflaging three-dimensional form and volume in a kind of excessive Gothic Vorticism.

The inaugural London Gallery Weekend runs between 4 and 6 June 2021, with over 130 galleries in the city participating.

Karsten Schubert London is presenting Kirsten Glass: Swimming Witches, an exhibition of the artist’s new paintings.

This exhibition takes place over the two rooms of the viewing space, hidden away in an 18th-century townhouse in Lexington Street, Soho.

Brilliant, irascible, generous and perverse—with the keenest of eyes and the lowest of boredom thresholds.

Karsten Schubert, the dealer, publisher, and pillar of the London arts scene in the 1980s, has died at the age of fifty-seven.

Gallerist who played an important part in promoting the Young British Artists

Karsten Schubert, who ran a London gallery for over thirty years and was among the first dealers to organize exhibitions of works by Young British Artists, has died at age 57.