In this post, we summarise all the articles and speaking engagements by the Critics’ Circle members on art and architecture during July 2025.
Alex Leith has reviewed the inaugural exhibition at Goodwood Art Foundation and the Edward Burra exhibition at Tate Britain, both for British Art Fair.
Tabish Khan has reviewed the 2025 Folkestone Triennial and Anya Paintsil’s exhibition at Ty Pawb gallery in Wrexham, for FAD. Also for FAD, he’s picked his top art books to read this Summer and several editions of his top five exhibitions. He has interviewed Mahtab Hussain on his new public sculpture in London and Piers Bourke on being inspired by London. Plus, he’s compiled a sweltering summer diary entry and another on royal to affordable art for Londonist Urban Palette. For Spaghetti Boost, he has interviewed Nicky Wilson, co-founder of Jupiter Artland. On his podcast, The Good The Bad and The Arty, he and his co-host Anna Gammans speak about a collection of maps, living art at the Sainsbury Centre, and the felt universe of Lucy Sparrow.
Corinna Lotz has written about the Yellow Wallpaper exhibition at Incubator for Real Democracy Movement.
Nico Kos Earle has covered Sympathetic Lightning at Springs Projects in Brooklyn, for Impulse magazine.
Claudia Barbieri has written Weaving Stories: De La Warr Pavilion And Cecilia Brunson Projects, and Sussex Reflections Pallant House and Ditchling Museum, both for Artlyst.
Clare Finn has reviewed the book Irascible: The Combative Life of Douglas Cooper, for Artlyst.
Maev Kennedy has published several articles for The Art Newspaper in July.
Lead image is Jennifer Tee’s work at Folkestone Triennial 2025. The work is commissioned by Creative Folkestone. Photo: Thierry Bal.