In this post, we summarise all the articles and speaking engagements by the Critics’ Circle members on art and architecture during March 2025.
Corinna Lotz has reviewed the Siena exhibition at The National Gallery and its sense of wonder for the Real Democracy Movement.
Tabish Khan has interviewed Rachel Dedman of V&A and Sean McCormack of New Contemporaries for Spaghetti Boost. He curated an exhibition of Chilean artists and previewed the top exhibitions to see in April for Londonist. He has reviewed exhibitions at Coleccion Solo in Madrid and the Sainsbury Centre in Norwich. Plus, he’s got his weekly top 5s on FAD and a mid-March and late March diary entries covering every exhibition he’s seen. With his co-host Anna Gammans, he has interviewed Patricia Mitchell on the crossover between art and design and Aditi Anand on London’s Migration Museum.
Estelle Lovatt has spoken about the Trump portrait on Talk TV, been quoted about it in The London Standard and again on GB News.
Oliver Wainwright has interviewed Chinese architect Liu Jiakun, on winning the Pritzker Prize, written about Norman Foster’s plans for Manchester United stadium, writes that Bahrain gives its pearl-divers a sci-fi wonder – and four ‘filo pastry’ car parks, covers the Craft of Carpentry at Japan House and reviews Splash at The Design Museum. All for The Guardian.
Sue Hubbard has written about Edvard Munch And His Inner Freudian Trauma for Artlyst.
Alex Leith is the editor of ROSA magazine and has launched issue 12, has written about great 20th century female artists for British Art Fair, and he chaired a panel discussion on ‘performance art’ at the Adelaide Salon in Hove, delivering a recital of Hugo Ball’s Dada poem Karawane.
Lead image © William Morris Gallery, London Borough of Waltham Forest