“I must say, I really enjoy your captions (especially the recent one about Burne-Jones). Little essays actually, always well-informed and beautifully written. Thank you.”
– Fabian C.
“There should be a name for your caption reviews, like capsule reviews or something. You are a pro at it, ie Gentileschi“
– Corrinne C.
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– Marta
2025

Woolwich Contemporary Print Fair

LAPADA

FOCUS Art Fair

Echo Soho

Prada Mode London

Frieze Art Fair

Frieze Art Fair

Frieze Art Fair

Soho Revue

Sambourne House

The Decorative Fair

Art on a Postcard

British Art Fair

National Portrait Gallery

V&A East

Courtauld Gallery

Vagina Museum
‘Never underestimate an exhibition designed for children.’
Review – Making Egypt

Young V&A

Hypha Gallery Marble Arch

Japan House London

Lyndsey Ingram Gallery
‘This is a very eloquent exhibition that effortlessly introduces visitors to the unique contexts and graphic qualities of Japanese printmaking, in addition to Hiroshige’s biography and artistic output.’
Review – Hiroshige: Artist of the Open Road

British Museum

Tate Modern

Saatchi Yates
‘This exhibition is so down to earth and enjoyable, offering a generational cross-section of the centrality of drawing in the daily life of creatives.’
Review – The Power of Drawing: Marking 25 Years of the Royal Drawing School

Royal Drawing School
The Power of Drawing: Marking 25 Years of the Royal Drawing School

Trois Crayons, No. 9 Cork Street

Universal Pictures
‘The entire space feels much more open and intuitive, as if the galleries had undergone a bit of landscaping.’
Review – Summer Exhibition 2025

Royal Academy of Arts

National Gallery

South London Gallery

Bluerider ART London

V&A East
‘While the exhibition has genuinely interesting and rare things to see, it is plagued by a general lack of critical stylistic judgement.’
Review – Artemisia, Héroïne de l’Art

Musée Jacquemart-Andre, Paris

Royal Academy of Arts
‘This is a delightful show that demonstrates figurative art still has much potential for creativity and innovation.’
Review – Beyond the Prize: Celebrating Contemporary Figurative Art

Mall Galleries

Dean Clough, Halifax

Dulwich Picture Gallery

Salon du Dessin

Paris Print Fair

London Original Print Fair
‘I can’t recommend it enough, especially for people who have seen too much Picasso to last a lifetime.’
Review – Picasso: Printmaker

British Museum

Mead Gallery, Warwick Arts Centre
The Future is Today: Prints and the University of Warwick, 1965 to now

National Gallery

Collect Art Fair

The Brown Collection

Tate Modern
‘[T]he Courtauld’s praiseworthy ability to consistently create historic moments in their two-room exhibitions cannot be stressed heavily enough.’
Review – Monet and London

Courtauld Gallery

London Art Fair

National Gallery
‘This is an exhibition aimed at introducing new audiences to the centrality of drawing in the Italian Renaissance, through its various functions, techniques, and wide-ranging stylistic appearances […] However, even seasoned specialists can find new areas of growth due to the presence of lesser-known artists and uncertain attributions.’
Review – Drawing the Italian Renaissance



