In this post, we summarise all the articles and speaking engagements by members of the Critics’ Circle on art and architecture, during December.
Claudia Barbieri Childs has written about a €2m Bronze Camille Claudel Discovered In A Derelict Paris Apartment for Artlyst and has also covered the story for The Art Newspaper.
Tabish Khan has written about how artist studios have become the new exhibition spaces for Spaghetti Boost. His top 5s for FAD include one on museum exhibitions and another on exhibitions before Christmas, and he’s written about the Xenia creative retreat in Hampshire. For Londonist, he has previewed the top exhibitions to see in 2025 and the top shows to see in January. In his newsletter, he has interviewed inspired by London artists Michael Wallner and Greenaway & Greenaway. On his podcast, The Good The Bad And The Arty, he and co-host Anna Gammans spoke to sound artist Jana Winderen. He reviewed the Paul Pfeiffer exhibition at Guggenheim Bilbao for Stir World.
Jonathan Morrison has interviewed Griff Rhys Jones about saving Liverpool Street Station.
Estelle Lovatt has written about Constable’s The Hay Wain at the National Gallery for Artists and Illustrators magazine.
Clare Finn has provided her thoughts on the Picasso: Printmaking exhibition at The British Museum, for The Critics’ Circle website.
Alex Leith published edition 11 of the Review of Sussex Arts (ROSA) magazine, which included an interview with Maggi Hambling. Unicorn has published his book on The Art of Glen Scouller.
Lead image from Picasso: Printmaker and courtesy The British Museum. Faun uncovering a woman, 12 June 1936 © Succession Picasso/DACS, London 2024