In this post, we summarise all the articles and speaking engagements by the Critics’ Circle members on art and architecture during March 2025.
Sue Hubbard has reviewed Giuseppe Penone’s Serpentine Gallery exhibition for Artlyst.
Tabish Khan has previewed May’s top exhibitions for Londonist and has a twice-weekly newsletter via Londonist Urban Palette. For FAD, he has his weekly top 5 exhibitions. He has reviewed exhibitions at the Powell-Cotton Museum, The Box in Plymouth, The Rugby Art Museum and Gallery, and The Crespo Foundation in Frankfurt. He’s written about why London remains a hotspot for new galleries, for Spaghetti Boost. For his podcast, The Good The Bad and The Arty, co-hosted by Anna Gammans he has interviewed guests on lighting art and the art of chess.
Clare Finn has written about visiting The Henry Moore Studios and Gardens for the Critic’s Circle and reviewed The Radical Print: Politics Through Printmaking book for Artlyst.
Estelle Lovatt spoke with GB news about how art has captured the spirit of Easter.
Oliver Wainwright has reviewed David Kohn’s new quad for New College, Oxford, the Arklow Sewage Works, by Clancy Moore, and Morris Mania at William Morris Gallery. He has profiled the research studio Material Cultures, written about the chaotic brilliance of the UK’s biggest self-build town and covered the mesmerising architecture of Tashkent. All for The Guardian.
Caudia Barbieri Childs writes about a new that book explores the complex history of Jewish country houses for The Art Newspaper.
Lead image: Courtesy the Artist and Lehmann Maupin New York, Seoul and London Photography by Jeon Taeg Su © Do Ho Suh