In this post, we summarise all the articles and speaking engagements by members of the Critics’ Circle on art and architecture, during September.
Claudia Barbieri Childs has written ‘Medieval Carcassonne has been laid bare in spectacular restoration‘ for The Art Newspaper and reviewed Anne Rothenstein At Charleston for Artlyst.
Tabish Khan has reviewed the National Gallery Van Gogh exhibition for the New York Observer, he previewed October’s top exhibitions for Londonist. For his newsletter, he had entries covering every exhibition he saw in early September and late September. He also released two podcast episodes speaking to the sisters who run Van Gogh House and the president of the Royal College of Art. For FAD he picked his top 5 exhibitions and a top 5 of museum and gallery exhibitions during September, as well as reviewing Panorama Monferrato in Italy. He was interviewed about his role as a judge for the ClassBento Awards and for new platform Spaghetti Boost he has written about embracing immersive art experiences.
Sue Hubbard has reviewed Van Gogh: Poets and Lovers for Artlyst
Corinna Lotz is reflecting on recent work by Frances Aviva Blane for Real Democracy Movement
Estelle Lovatt has spoken to camera for AP on the Van Gogh exhibition and The Turner Prize. She spoke on BBC Radio about Art, Artists & Dogs and was interviewed on Talk TV about The Turner Prize.
Oliver Wainwright has profiled the Nigerian architect Mariam Issoufou, provides his take on the Grenfell report, he’s written a piece on the pioneering Maori architect Rewi Thompson, he’s written a damning review of the Old Street roundabout, a more favourable review of the revamped Warburg Institute, and written a feature on Shanghai’s new ‘Twin Hills’ and its other fake mountains. All for The Guardian.
Clare Finn has reviewed the film Mother Vera for The Critics’ Circle website.