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These alarming, engrossing works take the artist’s seminal House and add horror, reflecting the turbulence of lives upended and exploded by the pandemic
Museums may still be shut, but commercial art galleries are opening – here's what to see On Monday, you can finally experience art in the flesh. From Rachel Whiteread to Georg Baselitz, take your pick of London shows 11 April 2021 • 1:10pm Untitled (Corrugated Blue), 2017 by Rachel Whiteread is at Gagosian Credit: Gagosian/Rachel Whiteread One pitfall of being a critic is getting jaded. Another Picasso blockbuster? Yawn. No chance, though, of that over the past year, with exhibitions rarer than hens’ teeth. It’s been so long since I reviewed an actual show, rather than a bunch of jpeg...
Rachel Whiteread: ‘The things I used to wrestle with in the studio were disgusting’ The i 3 hrs ago Gwendolyn Smith © Provided by The i 'Doppelganger' is one of Rachel Whiteread's new sculptures (Photo: Gagosian) Spending time with Rachel Whiteread’s work changes how you see the built environment. You become more aware of breaks and border points in the fabric of the city: who’s locking themselves into spaces and who’s barricaded out. Stepping out of the grand Gagosian gallery and picking my way through the streets of Mayfair after our interview, I keep noticing...
These are the in-person art exhibitions to see in London, and beyond around the UK from April 2021.
The artist has taken a radical new direction, turning her back on casts and creating sculptures from scavenged material. She explains how a bipolar diagnosis has changed her work