Neal Brown

has written about art for most UK and many international art magazines, including frieze and Parkett. He is the author of numerous catalogue essays and his book Tracey Emin was published by Tate Publishing in 2006.

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Indian prints

Aditya Pande's prints tackle the modern dichotomy of our spiritual and technological needs

First Posted August 18, 2008

For four days only

Marcus Freeman's accomplished, elegantly abstracted works

First Posted August 11, 2008

A sterile kind of love

Tragedy, death and futility: a group show about love

First Posted August 4, 2008

Kafka vs Laura Ashley

Jakob Roepke's surreal and stiff-collared cardboard collages

First Posted July 28, 2008

Best of British surrealism

The best of British Surrealism from the likes of Henry Moore and Conroy Maddox

First Posted July 23, 2008

Sketching out a future

The art of drawing gets a new lease of life in this group show

First Posted July 17, 2008

Chimera obscura

Janaina Tschäpe's fabulous combinations of different styles and subjects

First Posted July 7, 2008

Prince of trash

Deliberately corny and trashy works by US artist Richard Prince

First Posted June 30, 2008