Serpentine Gallery In Ocula Magazine

A dynamism infuses Kamala Ibrahim Ishag's latest survey, which maps a vibrant pathway into global modernism.

Ocula Magazine shares its must-see exhibitions across London's galleries, museums, and non-profit spaces this autumn.

The culinary programme is part of the multi-site exhibition Back To Earth, which features works by Brian Eno and Dineo Seshee Bopape, among others.

Videos by Sonia Boyce, Helen Cammock, Rory Pilgrim, and Ilona Sagar touch on issues ranging from workplace carcinogens to domestic abuse in a new exhibition that asks how art can effect change.

Shawanda Corbett reflects on her approach to sculpture, painting, and performance as processes of world-building.

The platform's partners so far include the Mucha Foundation, the Serpentine, Chi Wen Gallery, and the dslcollection.

Ocula Magazine features a selection of artist highlights from the 28th edition of Artissima.

Four works from Tess Jaray's seminal Serpentine survey are being brought together for Artissima by Karsten Schubert London.

Ten London-based artists and collectives will each receive £10,000 to develop their creative ideas.

Jennifer Packer's first institutional solo exhibition in Europe bears witness to the present through painterly generosity.

Most of the benefits art and culture workers are eligible to receive are part of broad support for small businesses, employees, and the self-employed.

Aaron Cezar, Delfina Foundation's founding director, discusses the performance programme a the 58th Venice Biennale, which was commissioned by Arts Council England and co-produced by the Venice Biennale and Delfina Foundation.

The question is always about what does an event bring locally and globally and how it adds to a place.

Savita Apte, well respected art historian and formidable supporter of the arts, talks to Anna Dickie about how a microbiologist came to be an art historian and reflects on the definition of South Asia and the Singapore art scene.