ArtSpam Favourites: February 2025
February has been an okay month for art. Honestly, I have had better, but seeing as my job loves to throw the occasional 12-hour shift. day (I wish I were joking), something I’d rather hop into bed than an art show. March will be better and have more variety… I promise! That being said, it's not like I haven't seen some cracking art; I just haven't had the chance to see enough of it. Sad times were had. But without further ado, here are my top 10 ArtSpam Favourites for February:
‘Pears Cyclopedia’ by Barbara Wildenboer from the exhibition ‘Matter Matters’ at the Everard Read Gallery, London.
‘Cats, lion and a dragon’ by Leonardo da Vinci from the exhibition Drawing the Italian Renaissance at The King’s Gallery, London.
‘Gentian (Ad Hominem Series) by Mark Rautenbach from the exhibition ‘Matter Matters’ at the Everard Read Gallery, London.
‘The muscles of the leg’ by Leonardo da Vinci from the exhibition Drawing the Italian Renaissance at The King’s Gallery, London.
‘After Beuys - Explaining Peace’ by Lorienne Lotz from the exhibition ‘Matter Matters’ at the Everard Read Gallery, London.
The Octagon Room at Orléans House, Twickenham London.
Details from the installation by Lauren Halsey from her exhibition ‘emajendat’ at the Serpentine South Gallery, London.
‘The Temptation of St Anthony’ by Frank Bartolomeo from the exhibition Drawing the Italian Renaissance at The King’s Gallery, London.
‘Hercules slaying the Hydra’ by Raphael from the exhibition Drawing the Italian Renaissance at The King’s Gallery, London.
‘Jeremy with a Suitcase, I Fucking Hate Packing’ by Brett Seiler from the exhibition ‘Matter Matters’ at the Everard Read Gallery, London.