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"Geometries/Epiphanies" is the first exhibition of work by the Italian photographer Mario Cresci (b.1941) in the Uk.

Oscillations is Hélène Binet’s second solo show at Large Glass. A newly commissioned text by Emily LaBarge accompanies the exhibition.

Alice Channer’s new exhibition Megaflora shows sculptures that revel in the complexities and processes of the natural world, contrasting it with industrial production.

As a host of new shows open in the UK, the artist reflects on her use of diverse materials and multifarious processes to reflect the shifting nature of bodies

From the archive – a short story by Rob Myers: is this the defining creative act, or the greatest art crime, of our age? On 18 April 2057 art-collector-turned-artist-provocateur F.N. Müller acquired and destroyed one of the most auspicious, and valuable, art tokens that has...

Many UK institutions are hoping members will continue to support them despite limited benefits and recurring closures

PR: The relationship between an artist and their given material in the process of making can be quite idiosyncratic.

There is a 1920 photograph signed by Man Ray and Marcel Duchamp that looks like it might be an aerial shot of a rural landscape; for me it brought to

It could be said that the discombobulating labyrinth, mythically inhabited by the ravening minotaur, is an apt metaphor for our confusing and perilous times.

From Daedalus’s prison to Mark Wallinger’s plaques, labyrinths have always intrigued artists. Our writer makes a beeline to a new show inspired by their confounding paths

The micro and the macro can be contrasted through exhibitions of photography at the Large Glass and Flowers Galleries.

He photographs the in-between places, the ordinary and overlooked, rarely venturing far from his home in suburban Italy. Why do the results feel so monumental? We meet a modern master

For her exhibition at Large Glass in London, Alice Channer has created a series of entirely new sculptural works. ‘A Coin in Nine Hands - Part 5: Alice Channer (Carapaces)’ is a fascinating celebration of the elaborate figure of a shell.

Despite a somewhat inauspicious location on the Caledonian Road just a few blocks away from Pentonville Prison, Large Glass art gallery has quietly established itself as one of London’s most intriguing and thoughtfully curated spaces.