In this post, we summarise all the articles and other media coverage by the Critics’ Circle members on art and architecture during April 2026.
Rachel Kubrick reports that Dorothy Bohm’s photographs go on show at Lee Miller’s former home, and that a new Banksy statue appears in central London, both for The Art Newspaper.
Tabish Khan has previewed The Top Exhibitions To See In London in May for Londonist. For his newsletter Londonist Urban Palette, he has interviewed artist Nick Ferguson, and asked Why is nobody talking about the art at the Venice Biennale? He has also highlighted 5 items to see at the V&A’s spectacular Gilbert Galleries, and asked Does art have a smoking problem? For FAD magazine, he has his weekly top 5 art exhibitions, reviewed the open: odyssey at Hastings Contemporary, covered RSA200 in Scotland, reviewed a major William Kentridge exhibition in Prague, and interviewed Siobhan McLaughlin about her work at Jupiter Artland. As co-host of the podcast The Good, The Bad and The Arty, he has interviewed artist duo Adeche Atelier, and spoken about the stunning Painted Hall in Greenwich.
Paul Robinson writes that Ittai Gradel Whistleblower Of British Museum Thefts Dies Aged 61, a new Banksy Sculpture Appears At Waterloo Place London, and that an Antony Gormley sculpture was sold off by the reform-run Kent County Council.
Claudia Barbieri Childs asks Who is Gladys Hynes? Show reinstates forgotten artist who once represented Britain at the Venice Biennale, writing for The Art Newspaper.
Clare Finn covers The Forgotten Story of Valentine Dudensing By Julia May Boddewyn, for Artlyst.
Corinna Lotz reviews Frances Aviva Blane: Abstract Expressionism for our time, for Real Democracy Movement.
Lead photo is of Banksy’s new work by P C Robinson © Artlyst 2026