‘[…] I got to understand the complexity and skill of the design process and how Anni’s experiments were truly innovative, stretching the limits of ordinary techniques and inspiring generations. Many examples show her showing off with the occasional thread to spice up her designs, creating stars, twists and turns. There are also interplays of differing thread thicknesses, each as mesmerising and entertaining as the colours, shapes, and materials.’
Review – Anni Albers

Tate Modern
‘The loans are commendable, the hang is attractive, the reunited Perseus paintings a brilliant treat, and the Briar Rose paintings (2nd version) a dream to behold in their little room.’
Review – Edward Burne-Jones

Royal Academy of Arts
‘The exhibition gives a great introduction to the customs and ways of life of people from the Pacific Islands. What has historically been delegated the term ‘primitive art’ is brought to life with knowledge of their functions and stories of deities.’
Review – Oceania

Royal Academy of Arts

Dulwich Picture Gallery

National Gallery

National Gallery
‘Both artists’ paintings are so rich with detail that one cannot help but spend countless minutes staring at each and every one. Their drawings (and occasional engravings) are equally meticulous and analytical, even emotional…’
Review – Mantegna and Bellini

Victoria & Albert Museum

Arts Theatre, West End
‘Always concerned with the effect of human progress on the natural world, Cole’s paintings still resonate a timeless and relevant message from nearly 200 years ago.’
Review – Thomas Cole: Eden to Empire

National Gallery

Royal Academy of Arts

Victoria & Albert Museum

Hong Kong University Museum and Art Gallery (HKUMAG)
Shaping the Human Body: Florentine Sculpture of the Italian Renaissance

Southbank Centre

Royal Academy of Arts

National Portrait Gallery

Tate Modern

Victoria & Albert Museum

Royal Academy of Arts

Albertina Museum, Vienna






