In this post, we summarise all the articles and speaking engagements by members of the Critics’ Circle on art and architecture, during October.
Nico Kos Earle has written about the Turner Prize, written a London Gallery Round-Up for October, kept a Frieze week diary and an Art Basel Paris week diary – all for Artlyst.
Tabish Khan has previewed The Top Exhibitions To See In London: November and December 2024 for Londonist, and written his diary entries for Early October and Late October for Londonist Urban Palette. He has several entries for his top exhibitions to see for FAD and a roundup of top art books. He released podcast episodes covering Frieze Week, interviewed the director of Pitzhanger and one of the founders of Muse Gallery. He spoke to camera about Mike Kelley at Tate Modern, Frieze art fair, and the Mire Lee Tate Turbine Hall installation. He helped judge best curated booth at the Affordable Art Fair and the Marsh Public Sculpture Awards.
Estelle Lovatt has spoken to AP about Constable’s Hay Wain, written about it for The American magazine (page 10) and battled with Kevin O’Sullivan on art on Talk TV.
Oliver Wainwright has written about the mind-boggling banquet of replica Japanese food at Japan House, interviewed Hanif Kara the magician who makes impossible buildings stay up, reviewed Herzog & de Meuron’s revolutionary new hospital for kids, writes how London’s £19bn Elizabeth line is named best new architecture in Britain, and reports on how Roma families are defying their persecutors with bling palaces.
Sue Hubbard has reviewed Francis Bacon at National Portrait Gallery for Artlyst and written about Mali Morris at Hatton Gallery Newcastle for Doris Press.
Alex Leith has published the book Looking Through: The Life and Work of Susan Ryder.
Image: Jasleen Kaur’s work at this year’s Turner Prize exhibition. Photo: Tabish Khan