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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Greg Rook's wild, defiled West

Greg Rook depicts an American West of death, alienation and corruption

First Posted May 8, 2009

Abstract fun with Nozkowski

Thomas Nozkowski is an abstract artist who brings wit to his subject

First Posted May 1, 2009

Things fall apart

Caragh Thuring's paintings speak of a world of untidy collapse and elegant design

First Posted April 27, 2009

Victorian values exposed

Mathew Weir examines race, sex and death via paintings of Victorian figurines

First Posted April 17, 2009

Sinister yet thoughtful

Matthew Burrows addresses age-old themes with a new artistic vocabulary

First Posted April 13, 2009

Tomaselli’s great trip

The intensely trippy, psychedelic works of Fred Tomaselli

First Posted April 3, 2009

John Bellany - cool but not calm

John Bellany's riotous, emotional and fearless paintings

First Posted March 26, 2009

Richard Wathen touches greatness

Richard Wathen's tactile depictions of sexualised childhood

First Posted March 23, 2009