Hear from the British pop artist about his leg paintings, inspired by the sexual liberation of New York and Los Angeles during the 1960s.
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This season in London, we present a masterpiece from Pablo Picasso's 1932 series depicting his muse Marie-Thérèse Walter as a reclining odalisque. Curator and art historian Charles Stuckey provides an in-depth look at the painting's astonishing intimacy and power.
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On the occasion of the sale of Mark Bradford's monumental 'Helter Skelter I', 2007, from the personal collection of John McEnroe, the tennis legend and collector speaks to friend and advisor Josh Baer about his passion for contemporary art and his interest in the Los-Angeles based artist in particular.
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Originating from Rudolf Stingel's site-specific installations in Chicago and New York in 2007, 'Untitled' in plated nickel and gold allows the public to become the artist en masse.
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Inspired by nights at Studio 54 and his previous work in the fashion industry, two pieces from Warhol's renowned series dabble in disco, drag and materialism.
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In 'P.D. Idol', 1964, an otherworldly figure evokes the pathos reminiscent of religious portraiture and the existential angst of Edvard Munch's famed 'The Scream'.
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Dominic van den Boogerd, art critic and author on figurative painter Marlene Dumas, uncovers the complexities of a controversial work from 2006.
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Tour our spring sales in London in this virtual reality walkthrough from 30 Berkeley Square. On view: Modern masters Pablo Picasso, Henri Matisse and Alberto Giacometti alongside post-war and contemporary stars Rudolf Stingel, Yayoi Kusama and Cecily Brown.
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