Serpentine Pavilion 2015

Designed by SelgasCano

Twickenham Street Festival

Me in 3D... by europac

Rui Cepeda
by quod
on Sketchfab

Photo London

Photo London

Although it is raining and cold and packed with people, it has been a beautiful day in London.

David Yarrow, Mankind II, 2015 [detail] (Eleven Fine Art) [£27,500 + VAT]

Lalla Essaydi, Les Femmes du Maroc: Harem Beauty #1, 2009 (Edwynn Houk Gallery)

Cig Harvey, The Cut Apple and Gingham Dress, Self-Portrait, Clark's Island, ME, 2003 (Robert Klein Gallery)

Paulette Tavormina (Robert Klein Gallery) [£2,700 + VAT each]

Sze Tsung Leong, from the series Horizons, 2007 (Yossi Milo Gallery)

Jun Ahn, Self-Portrait (Seoul), 2009 (Christophe Guye Galerie) [£6,200]

Nobuyoshi Araki (in camera galerie)

Dolorès Marat (in camera galerie)

Tyler Udall (The Little Black Gallery)

Bob Carlos Clarke (The Little Black Gallery)

Somerset House

Hisaji Hara, A Study of 'The Salon, 2009 (Michael Hoppen Gallery)

Peter Fischli and David Weiss, Ohne Title (Flowers 1/08), 1997/98 (Galerie Thomas Zander)

Abbas Kowsari, Untitled Series Women Police Academy, 2006 (The Wapping Project Bankside) [£4,000]

Anthony Hernandez, Landscape for the Homeless, Printed in 1988-1990 (Galerie Polaris)

Kaveh Golestan's Prostitute (1975-77)

Kaveh Golestan's Prostitute (1975-77)

Mona Kuhn, Maya, 2012 (Galerie Ernst Hilger)

Mona Kuhn (Galerie Ernst Hilger)

Ruinart

Jane Hilton (Eleven Fine Art) [£950 + VAT]

Kate Bellm (Lamb Arts) [£2,160-3,600]

Alida Rodrigues

Beneth the Surface (from the V&A collection of photographs)

Photo London at Somerset House

A London

Meanwhile at The Mall

Art15 London

Béla Dóka, Studio Panindigan : The winner and the loser, 2013 (Faur Zsófi Gallery)

Art15 London view

Michael Petry, The Lovers, 2014 (The Fine Art Society) [£9.000 + VAT]

Kirsty Mitchell, Gaia's Spell, 2013 (Mead Carney Fine Art) [£2.150 + VAT, edition of 5 + 2 AP]

 Cristina de Middel (La New Gallery)

Melanie Pullen

Art15 London view

Art15 London view - Curious specimens of ... artworks in Emerge at Art15 (Hanmi Gallery)

The Candidate

Project for an Unidentified Political Object (2014-15) is a participatory artistic proposal brought recently by the English artist Gordon Shrigley. The MP Candidate - a project realised during the 2015 General Elections in the UK - had a total of 28 votes, i.e. participatory spectators. The 27 + 1 votes, which expressed a political decision, are the moment when participation as an act became visible for everyone, although, at the end, even if being expressed within a political frame-work and set, it was an art project, not a political proposal. Congratulations to the Candidate Candidature - that's one choice! that's greater freedom!