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For one week, from today until Wednesday 7th April, one of our inspiring donors will double every pound you give to the CHOOSE ART campaign. So, if you give £60 our generous donor will match this, and the Contemporary Read more
At CAS Consultancy, our work in the public realm has placed social value at the forefront of everything we do – developing opportunities for artists to contribute not only to developing great art but equally importantly to building communities. Read more
Condo is the rather brilliant idea of Vanessa Carlos, co-founder of four year-old Carlos/Ishikawa gallery in Whitechapel. For the last week, just mentioning the gallery exchange project has invariably elicited nodding admiration from everyone who knows about it: in Read more
As the new year grinds in to gear after the slumberous holidays, and new shows are starting to open across town, I thought I would just catch up on a couple that opened before Christmas and that you can Read more
For those of you not sensibly leaving town for the holidays, the next week or two offers the opportunity to take a more leisurely approach to getting round town to see shows. Down at White Cube in Bermondsey, Read more
Mark Leckey’s new film showing at Cabinet Gallery was premiered earlier this autumn at the BFI Film Festival in London. Leckey won the Turner Prize in 2008, and is an artist whose work sits in an important relation Read more
Take the time to visit the exhibition of Ragnar Kjartansson at the Brewer Street Car Park in Soho, as music and architecture create a rare emotional charge; an aspect typical of this artist trained and based in Read more
In approaching the work of Nicholas Byrne, one must first and foremost consider the physicality of his paintings. Yes, they do feature elements of figuration: isolated heads, disembodied lips and hands emerge from dense compositions of abstract devices, Read more
Three North West Cambridge Development residency artists have been shortlisted for major international awards this year for their work produced at the site. The Habitation Artist Residency Programme is managed by the Contemporary Art Society with InSite Arts.
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“(…) we are in a period in which you could say the digital explosion of the last few years has ushered in a period of mass extinction of objects, the smartphone has killed off your camera, your map, your Read more
An important mid-career survey of Fiona Banner’s work opened this month at Birmingham’s Ikon Gallery, offering a chance to look across two decades of work and appreciate the development of themes and concerns that have remained constant throughout. Read more
Michael Landy takes a wry view of the world. Since the 90s his work has addressed the pressing political issues of the day, as well as delivering a good portion of autobiography. Talk to him about the Read more
Europe’s leading art fair dedicated to Contemporary African Art will return to London for its third edition, 15-18 October 2015.
A reference to fifty-four countries that constitute the African continent, the title of 1:54 establishes the parameters of the Read more
“Have you ever tried to clean a squid?” – reads the first line of the text work that is part of Anna Barham’s new show at Arcade gallery in Shoreditch. Well yes, actually, I have. So it Read more
Thursday night and the ‘back to school’ September vibe was felt everywhere with a slew of openings across town. After dark, Mayfair buzzed with the traffic between galleries, snatches of conversation about where to go next and a sense Read more
Thomas Hutton (b. 1983, London) is definitely one to watch. His exhibition Stone Anchor at Hunter/Whitfield in Marylebone is a brilliant opportunity to understand the potential of this artist, who first trained as an architectural historian Read more
The Contemporary Art Society is proud to announce that Vestra Private Office has become our second Corporate Patron, helping us to ensure that significant works of contemporary art continue to enter public collections across the country.
Vestra Private Read more
Private View – Thursday 24 September 2015, 17.30-21.00
Join us for free at the private view of the 6th edition of The Manchester Contemporary, a unique chance to meet with the gallerists and artists. Champagne and canapés will Read more
Last year, the Contemporary Art Society acquired a significant work by Natalie Dower for the Mead Gallery, University of Warwick Art Collection. The founding collection of the University of Warwick was a group of abstract, Read more
Global Corporate Collections, a new 700 page publication by Deutsche Standard EDITIONEN, sheds light, for the first time, onto 80 corporate art collections considered to be among the best in the world. Presented in print Read more
The Contemporary Art Society is proud to announce that Momart have become our inaugural Corporate Patron, helping us to ensure that significant works of contemporary art continue to enter public collections across the country.
Momart is a globally-respected art Read more
To: Nottingham Castle Museum and Art Gallery; The Stanley and Audrey Burton Gallery, University of Leeds; Mead Gallery, University of Warwick; Touchstones Rochdale; The McManus, Dundee Art Gallery & Museum From: CAS Curatorial Team
This unusually long postcard Read more
The Daiwa Anglo-Japanese Foundation presents the work of the artists shortlisted for this year’s Daiwa Art Prize; Oliver Beer, Julie Brook and Mikhail Karikis. The winner was announced last night: Oliver Beer with Reanimation – Snow White, 2014. Read more
The Contemporary Art Society and Valeria Napoleone, in partnership with Camden Arts Centre, will launch a major new initiative in April 2016, supporting the acquisition of significant works by female artists for UK museums and taking a lead in Read more
Just to mix things up a bit I am flagging not one but two shows this week. Both are painting shows and both have opened in the last few days; there are no connections between them but for Read more
It is four years since we have had a chance to see a body of new work by George Shaw. In 2011 he had an enormous solo show at Baltic in Gateshead, which some of you may Read more
Markus Amm, Josh Brand, Alexandra Bircken, Pablo Bronstein, Peter Coffin, Matt Connors, Matthew Darbyshire , Michael Dean, Ida Ekblad, Annette Kelm, Scott King, Cary Kwok, Christina Mackie, Djordje Ozbolt, Matt Paweski, Amalia Pica, Nick Relph, Tony Swain, Donald Urquhart, Read more
Given the focus on today as a very particular moment in this country’s political history, perhaps it is interesting to look at an artist for whom shifts, repetitions and rips in time are at the heart of his work. Read more
Simplicity is a paradoxical thing. One becomes wary, with experience, of presuming that works that ostensibly operate in a straightforward way are as innocent as they seem. The more one can talk to artists, the more it is to Read more
Roman Signer is not an artist over-familiar to UK audiences: he had shows at Camden Arts Centre in 2001 and Edinburgh’s lovely Fruitmarket Gallery in 2007, but shows far more regularly in Europe. So it is very Read more
No Friday Dispatch this week due to ill health – but if you are looking for something to do this weekend why not head down to Dulwich Park, tomorrow Saturday 18 March, 14.00 to join the artist Conrad Shawcross Read more
Milan in the springtime is quite lovely. Narrow yellow trams rattle through the streets, purple wisteria elegantly drapes tall buildings and the population is moving about, seemingly with a general air of delight associated with the idea that Read more
Nell Allen, Edward Allington, Maggi Hambling, Richard Hawkins, Rachel Kneebone, Tory Lawrence, Sarah Lucas, Ged Quinn, Ryan M Pfeiffer + Rebecca Walz, Mary Reid Kelley and Alexandre Singh
Back in 1990, the Tate mounted an exhibition called Read more
25 March 2014
Last night’s Contemporary Art Society Annual Fundraising Gala has raised over £213,500 to benefit the charity’s mission to purchase new works of contemporary art for museums across the UK.
The gala, themed KALEIDOSCOPE: Colour in Motion Read more
20 March 2015
Let’s think about painting this week. And in particular Maaike Schoorel, whose fourth show with Maureen Paley opened a few days ago. Originally from the Netherlands, educated there and in London, Schoorel is having Read more
What Will They See Of Me? is the second iteration of the finely judged collaboration between venerable commissioning agency Film and Video Umbrella and the Jerwood Charitable Foundation. The first version of this commissioning and development award Read more
Peles Empire, Esther Ferrer, Sunil Gupta, Lubaina Himid, Fred Lonidier, Eline McGeorge, Ruth Proctor, Joachim Schmid
This is very much a last-chance-to-see call to action as the current show at Hollybush Gardens closes tomorrow, in advance of Johanna Billing Read more
It’s been a beautiful afternoon. Even in the city, you can’t escape the sense of the hastening of spring. Whitechapel High Street bustles with people carrying fresh fruit and veg in thin, blue plastic bags; there is Read more
Allora & Calzadilla, Broomberg & Chanarin, Liu Xiaodong, Haroon Mirza, Rashid Rana, Wael Shawky, Santiago Sierra
With a bit of a change of tone in relation to the last few weeks, today I want to recommend you take a Read more
Luc Tuymans, one of the giant figures in contemporary painting, landed in London again last week, with his second show for the David Zwirner gallery here. For anyone pretending to be interested in what is current in Read more
Let us start the year with a pair of must-see solo exhibitions that both opened last night. Danh Vō and approach the proposition of object making from very different angles, and viewed at such close proximity – at Marian Read more
Mary Reid Kelley (b. 1979, Greenville, South Carolina, USA) combines painting, performance, and a distinctive wordplay-rich poetry in her polemical, graphically stylised videos. Performing as a First World War soldier, a grisette in revolutionary Paris, or the Minotaur, Read more
The fortieth, and final Dispatch of 2014 reports from the ICA which on a dark, cold and blustery December night was absolutely hopping with energy yesterday. For anyone crazy enough to brave the a) weather, b) crowds and Read more
Get 60% off when you buy a copy of Weak Messages Create Bad Situations – a manifesto by David Shrigley – before Christmas.
A wonderful present for anyone interested in contemporary art this Christmas or a sneaky, laughter-filled Read more
It is always quite exciting when the Chisenhale Gallery turns itself over to a painter. We are more used to walking down the concrete ramp and entering a darkened space to view time-based works, or negotiating installations that cram Read more
Andrew Bick, Katrina Blannin, Natalie Dower, Kenneth Martin, Mary Martin, Jeffrey Steele
Emma Hill set up The Eagle Gallery, in a beautifully proportioned room above the Eagle Pub on Farringdon Road in 1991 – long before the Read more
This week I am going to try and tempt you out of London and up to Yorkshire, where in a day trip you can take in an amazing variety of contemporary art of the highest order. And on the Read more
For the next three weeks, as the nights draw in and the colour seems to drain out of the natural world with the falling of the leaves, should you wander down Lever Street in the late afternoon you will Read more
LONDON EXHIBITONS
MIRRORCITY, Hayward Gallery mirrorcity.southbankcentre.co.uk 14 October 2014 – 4 January 2015 Southbank Centre, Belvedere Road, London SE1 8XX London is one of the world’s centres for contemporary art. MIRRORCITY shows recent work and new commissions by key Read more
MIRRORCITY, Hayward Gallery
mirrorcity.southbankcentre.co.uk
14 October 2014 – 4 January 2015
Southbank Centre, Belvedere Road, London SE1 8XX
London is one of the world’s centres for contemporary art. MIRRORCITY shows recent work and new commissions by key Read more
One of the distinguishing features of the offerings of Frieze week this year has been the relative absence of the moving image work that had dominated in previous years. Performance and the immersive experience have been the themes Read more
Neil Beloufa, Simon Denny, Matias Faldbakken, Cyprien Gaillard, Nicholas Hlobo, Yngve Holen, Rashid Johnson, Moshekwa Langa, Klara Liden, Glenn Ligon, Sarah Lucas, Ernest Mancoba, Julie Mehretu, Nandipha Mntambo, Chadwick Ratanen, Sterling Ruby, Gerda Scheepers, Dineo Seshee Bopape, Gedi Sibony, Read more
Olivier Castel’s exhibition at ANDOR Gallery on Hackney Road begins before you step off the pavement and into the gallery. Installed over the gates is a large scale LED display, showing looped images in striking red and Read more
Rob Tufnell’s gallery – for those who have yet to visit – is located just a five-minute walk from Tate Britain, in the direction of Horseferry Road. It occupies one of the rather lovely neo-classical pavilions that punctuate the Read more
This week’s Dispatch is an urgent call out to all those serious collectors of photography who have not yet seen the current exhibition at Richard Saltoun’s gallery, just an aerodynamic stone’s throw from Oxford Circus. John Hilliard Read more
The penultimate exhibition at Henry Kinman’s subterranean space in Curtain Road is an engaging and confident solo show by 27-year-old Rebecca Ackroyd, who is still studying for a Post-Graduate Diploma at the Royal Academy School in London. The Read more
Magali Reus’ (b. 1981, Den Haag) sculptural installations derive from ideas of compartmentalised privacy often experienced in bathrooms and kitchens. Motifs of filling and emptying, stuffing and purging, Reus’ sculptures allude to fridges, toilet seats and cooking pots. Read more
On a sultry morning I threaded my way from Liverpool Street, through the narrow alleys around Spitalfields market to the wonderful Raven Row gallery. Alex Sainsbury has established a widely admired programme here that regularly includes museum quality examinations Read more
Today’s dispatch comes to you from Arles, baking beneath the intense blue skies of Provence. Poised on the brink of change, this ancient walled city of pale golden stone is offering up the very last Rencontres Read more
Phillip Allen Forrest Bess Vittorio Brodmann Stuart Cumberland Clive Hodgson Allison Katz Alastair MacKinven Lucy Stein Walter Swennen Caragh Thuring Sam Windett
What happens in the “summer slot” in a gallery’s programme is a bit of a test of Read more
LONDON
Edward Thomasson, The Present Tense www.chisenhale.org.uk 3 July – 24 August 2014 64 Chisenhale Road, London E3 5QZ Chisenhale Gallery presents the first major solo exhibition by Edward Thomasson and the premiere of his video, The Read more
Edward Thomasson, The Present Tense
www.chisenhale.org.uk
3 July – 24 August 2014
64 Chisenhale Road, London E3 5QZ
Chisenhale Gallery presents the first major solo exhibition by Edward Thomasson and the premiere of his video, The Read more
A late lunch, a quick detour to drop something at the framers, and then a solitary walk through the backstreets to Hollybush Gardens. These last days of June in London are warm and sultry; rain is coming. There is Read more
Rachael Champion is another noteworthy alumnus of the Royal Academy schools and her first solo show at Hales Gallery in the Tea Building near Liverpool Street Station is an opportunity to get a handle on an artist who is Read more
For Immediate Release
10 June 2014
Contemporary Art Society Annual Award 2014 Shortlist Announced
The four shortlisted museums and their nominated artists for the Contemporary Art Society Annual Award 2014 have been announced today. The nominees are:
LONDON EXHIBITIONS
Saskia Olde Wolbers: Yes, these Eyes are the Windows, Art Angel www.artangel.org.uk 3 May – 22 June 2014 87 Hackford Road, London SW9 0RE What traces of lives can a place contain? A blue plaque on Read more
Saskia Olde Wolbers: Yes, these Eyes are the Windows, Art Angel
www.artangel.org.uk
3 May – 22 June 2014
87 Hackford Road, London SW9 0RE
What traces of lives can a place contain? A blue plaque on Read more
Laurence Kavanagh‘s first exhibition at Marlborough Contemporary employs a determinedly lo-fi, hand-made aesthetic. Old fashioned collage is central here – conjure the sound of razor-sharp blades slicing through paper – incisions, excisings and graftings dominate in the sculpture Read more
Spring is here and with it the latest episode in the uxorious love-affair between Artangel and the grande dame that is the city of London. Previous episodes of note have included the unforgettable House by Rachel Whiteread Read more
Martin Creed, What’s the point of it?, Hayward Gallery www.southbankcentre.co.uk 29 January – 5 May 2014 A survey of Martin Creed’s playful, thought-provoking art.Over the past two and a half decades British artist Martin Creed has Read more
Martin Creed, What’s the point of it?, Hayward
Gallery
www.southbankcentre.co.uk
29 January – 5 May 2014
A survey of Martin Creed’s playful, thought-provoking art.Over the past two and a half decades British artist Martin Creed has Read more
This week I am sending you to Hoxton Street, and to the redoubtable PEER, an institution which has been an important, critically independent voice on the London scene since 1997. Currently showing there is a young artist called Read more
Unless you have a particular interest in sub-Saharan Africa, it would be quite easy to be blithely unaware of the horrors playing out in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Such is the lack of mainstream news coverage of a Read more
Walking into the first room of Benedict Drew’s new installation at Matt’s Gallery the flat screen monitor that confronts you somehow seems to sense your presence and, showing an image of some smart Sennheiser headphones, instructs “You Will Need Read more
Sarah Jones is at the top of her game. No question. In her sixth show with Maureen Paley in Bethnal Green she demonstrates a technical mastery and the finely tuned sensibility for composition that are the product of Read more
Abstract Drawing, Drawing Room drawingroom.org.uk 20 February – 19 April 2014 Artist Richard Deacon has selected a broad range of works by over 30 artists spanning the last 105 years on the idea of Read more
Abstract Drawing, Drawing Room
drawingroom.org.uk
20 February – 19 April 2014
Artist Richard Deacon has selected a broad range of works by over 30 artists spanning the last 105 years on the idea of Read more
Helen Marten uses sculptural assemblage and video to reflect upon the relationship between two and three dimensional form. Taking as a starting point the contemporary image world, the flattened digital space through which associations between the disparate are often Read more
Becky Beasley’s fourth exhibition with Laura Bartlett Gallery, now in Bethnal Green, has all the elements that we have come to expect of her subtle practice as an artist. There are multiple literary references, from the ideograms of Laurence Read more
For immediate release, 27 February 2014
The Contemporary Art Society is now calling for entries to the Contemporary Art Society Annual Award 2014 – a unique commissioning award in the UK.
Established in 2009 and generously supported by the Read more
Time was when being picked up by Charles Saatchi was all a young artist needed to launch them commercially, but our world is a more complex place now, and so four years after he was included in Newspeak:British Read more
Figurative sculpture is having a bit of a moment in 2014, with a potential peak due in June when the Hayward Gallery opens its thematic summer show The Human Form, curated by director Ralph Rugoff. Simon Fujiwara’s Read more
The first I ever heard of Helen Marten was in 2010 when distinguished critic and art historian Michael Archer literally came up and whispered in my ear at Frieze London. “You’d better move fast” Read more
Raphael Hefti (b.1978) engages with industrial and natural processes which are pushed and manipulated to their limits to create arresting works across a range of media including photography, sculpture and performance. From a series of beautifully coloured photograms, Lycopodium Read more
Rather than a ‘last chance to see’, this week’s commercial gallery tip is a ‘be among the first to see’, because everyone is going to be talking about this show. The cavernous upper space at Victoria Miro’s Wharf Road Read more
Friday Dispatch this week is Agnes Denes at firstsite, Colchester and The Psychotropic House at Guest Projects, London.
In the week that two great shows by women artists of different generations make waves in London – Hannah Hoch at Read more
Responding to popular demand, here is my first Friday Dispatch: a couple of pointers each week to suggest shows that might otherwise escape your attention. Departing from the previous model, I am going to select some museum Read more
The Contemporary Art Society is delighted to congratulate Eric and Jean Cass on being awarded OBEs in the New Year Honours List. The long-time supporters of the Contemporary Art Society have each received the accolade for philanthropic service to Read more
Following the departure of Rebecca Morrill in November we are delighted to announce the appointment of two new members of staff for the North team – Matthew Hearn who will be covering the North East region and Moira Read more
Heather Phillipson works with sculpture, moving image, text and sound, creating video installations and ‘talking pictures’ (video with live voice) that weave the viewer through a collage of fragmentary and evolving ideas and narratives in multi-sensory environments. As Adrian Read more
The Contemporary Art Society has purchased three drawings by Turner Prize nominee David Shrigley as a gift for Cartwright Hall Art Gallery, Bradford. The works can be viewed at Cartwright Hall Art Gallery from Friday 29 November in anticipation Read more
With a practice that incorporates writing, video, drawing, sculpture and performance, Anna Barham’s work interrogates language’s endless and unruly potential through the bodily and technological operations that act upon it.
Earlier projects have particularly concentrated on the structural Read more
Tomorrow: Elmgreen & Dragset, Victoria and Albert Museum 1 October 2013 – 2 January 2014 vam.ac.uk Enter the world of Norman Swann, elderly architect and proprietor of an elaborate apartment in South Kensington. As Norman struggles to Read more
Tomorrow: Elmgreen & Dragset, Victoria and Albert Museum
1 October 2013 – 2 January 2014
vam.ac.uk
Enter the world of Norman Swann, elderly architect and proprietor of an elaborate apartment in South Kensington. As Norman struggles to Read more
For immediate release, 21.10.13
Last year, Southwark Council appointed the Contemporary Art Society to manage the artist commissioning process for a new artwork for Dulwich Park. Following a public consultation and deliberation by the Dulwich Park Commission Steering Group, Read more
For immediate release, 4.10.13
The University of Cambridge has commissioned the Norwegian artist, AK Dolven, to create a permanent public artwork for the new local centre at North West Cambridge. The local centre commission is part of the Read more
Art Licks Weekend 4 – 6 October 2013 artlicksweekend.com The dominant picture of the capital’s creative sector does not represent the wealth of projects happening amongst younger artists and curators in spaces outside of central London. Art Read more
Art Licks Weekend
4 – 6 October 2013
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The dominant picture of the capital’s creative sector does not represent the wealth of projects happening amongst younger artists and curators in spaces outside of central London. Art Read more
Oscar Murillo works across a wide range of media and techniques, including paint, printmaking, sculpture, installation, video and events. The materials Murillo uses often inhabit his studio for a long period of time, where they accumulate the traces of Read more
Collectors Eric and Jean Cass recently donated over 300 important modern and contemporary artworks to the Contemporary Art Society for gifting to museums, including works by Karel Appel, Michael Craig-Martin, Barbara Hepworth, Joan Miro, Henry Read more
«A«Tri»Lick», PEER 20 July – 14 September 2013 www.peeruk.org Caroline Achaintre, Sarah Bowker-Jones and George Young have distinct and divergent approaches to material and process. For this exhibition, all three have produced new work and have Read more
«A«Tri»Lick», PEER
20 July – 14 September 2013
www.peeruk.org
Caroline Achaintre, Sarah Bowker-Jones and George Young have distinct and divergent approaches to material and process. For this exhibition, all three have produced new work and have Read more
6 August 2013
The Contemporary Art Society is pleased to announce that Caroline Douglas has been appointed to lead the Contemporary Art Society as Director from October 2013. Caroline joins the Contemporary Art Society from the Arts Read more
17 July 2013
The Contemporary Art Society is delighted to announce the shortlisted museums and their nominated artists in line to receive this year’s Contemporary Art Society Annual Award for Museums. These are:
* Ashmolean Museum of Art and Read more
10 July 2013
Public Display: 4 September – 4 October
Artist Talk (John Stezaker): 12 September, 19.00 (booking required)
Nude collages by influential British artist John Stezaker are to go on display Read more
6 June 2013
Public Display: 5 June – 16 August Curator Talk: 13 June, 19.00
From 5 June, the Contemporary Art Society will display a selection of early etchings from the 1960s by internationally Read more
29 May 2013
The Contemporary Art Society is pleased to announce the details of three fellows who will curate a series of displays at the Whitechapel Gallery from September 2013, supported by a touring exhibition, Read more
24 May 2013
After 26 days, the conservation of Henry Moore’s historic sculpture, Knife Edge Two Piece (1962-5) has been completed, restoring the work to its original state after decades of disrepair and vandalism, and revealing the Read more
3 May 2013
The Contemporary Art Society, in association with the Art Fund, is pleased to announce the inaugural winners of their new Testing Media initiative, which enables institutions across the UK to Read more
Lot #16 Wanderlust Artist’s Edition Silent Auction Shezad Dawood, A Mystery Play – Tarot Deck 2010 – 13 Box of 79 cards, 11 × 11.5 cm Edition 100 + 3AP
A Mystery Play originally commissioned by Plug In ICA, Read more
7 February 2013
Theme: WANDERLUST What: Fundraising gala and auction When: Wednesday 13 March 2013, from 6.30pm Where: Old Vic Tunnels, Leake Street, London SE1 7NN Sponsored by: Boucheron
Press Preview: There will be Read more
31 January 2013
The commissioning process for the new sculpture for Dulwich Park has gained momentum with the announcement of the four shortlisted artists.
Recent winner of the prestigious Zurich Art Prize, Ryan Gander; Turner Prize nominee Read more
9 January 2013
The Contemporary Art Society is proud to announce a new public space and programme of displays, talks and events, beginning in January with displays of work by Stephen Nelson and Read more
August 2012
The Contemporary Art Society is delighted to announce that it has appointed award-winning architects Carmody Groarke to design its new home in Clerkenwell, London which will open in October 2012. In addition to accommodating its Read more
The Contemporary Art Society is tremendously saddened to hear the news of the premature death of Michael Stanley at the age of 37. Michael was one of our most talented and inspirational young gallery directors and he served on Read more
We are delighted that such a range of curators and artists have agreed to contribute to our National Network Annual Conference 2011.
The ornate interior of the Victoria Art Gallery & Museum, designed by architect Alfred Waterhouse whose other Read more
Furthering our work with the Aspen contemporary art collection in London, the Contemporary Art Society has curated a collection of mainly Swiss artists for their new Zurich offices.
Supporting up and coming artists is one of the features of Read more
