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FAD Magazine brings together captivating stories from the realms of art and culture. We offer news, reviews, and detailed articles about our latest discoveries. Our platform not only features upcoming events but also supports emerging artists while providing established artists the opportunity to express their ideas through in-depth interviews. Although we began our journey in London, which remains close to our heart, we have expanded our reach. Today, we have writers from all over the world, exploring and sharing the most exciting new developments in art and culture from their locations.

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Nicoletta Fiorucci Foundation Launches Transformation of Historic Venetian Building with an Installation by Tolia Astakhishvili

1 week ago | fadmagazine.com | Mark Westall

Nicoletta Fiorucci Foundation will begin the transformation of an historic Venetian edifice previously the property of the painter Ettore Tito during the 1920s, to create new exhibition spaces in the heart of the Venice’s Dorsoduro district, with a major site-specific installation by Georgian artist Tolia Astakhishvili, opening on 7th May 2025.
Anna Perach’s upcoming exhibition of new textile sculptures will see her pushing the medium's boundaries further.

1 week ago | fadmagazine.com | Mark Westall

Richard Saltoun Gallery is pleased to present A Leap of Sympathy, the inaugural solo exhibition by London-based artist Anna PERACH (b. 1985, Zaporizhzhia) at the gallery, whose first UK institutional solo exhibition was on view at Gasworks in London last year.
Lisson Gallery now represents artist, researcher & educator Dalton Paula.

1 week ago | fadmagazine.com | Mark Westall

Lisson Gallery has announced the representation of Brazilian artist, researcher, and educator Dalton Paula (b. 1982). Known for his powerful engagement with Afro-Brazilian traditions, Paula foregrounds the lives of undocumented Black figures whose contributions to society have been overlooked. Through his practice in painting, photography, video, performance and installation, he helps preserve and continue bodies of wisdom and communities hidden or forgotten by official historiographies.
Amsterdam Art Week announces 2025 programme: the largest and most ambitious to date.

1 week ago | fadmagazine.com | Mark Westall

Amsterdam Art has announced the 13th edition of Amsterdam Art Week (20th–25th May), sharing the full programme, and revealing the participating galleries & partner projects. For one vibrant week, the city will once again transform into a lively hub of contemporary art, presenting over 300 artists across more than 70 locations and 220 events and exhibitions, all within Amsterdam’s compact yet dynamic landscape.
Rare Cezanne Portrait of his Wife to Lead Sale of Works from Swiss Collectors Rolf and Margit Weinberg at Sotheby's New York

1 week ago | fadmagazine.com | Mark Westall

This May, Sotheby’s Modern sales in New York will offer a landmark group of works from the esteemed collection of Rolf and Margit Weinberg. Defined by their distinguished connoisseurship, these visionary collectors assembled one of Europe’s most distinctive private collections over the past 50 years.
New exhibition to explore the materiality & sustainability of glass.

1 week ago | fadmagazine.com | Mark Westall

The Museum of Brands to present a new exhibition opening end of May, Glass Renewed: Hannah Gibson & the History of Glass. This new exhibition presents artworks by internationally recognised, award-winning glass artist Hannah Gibson, alongside outstanding glass objects from the Robert Opie collection. Highlights include an ancient glass vessel, Victorian Codd bottles and a contemporary rarity: an exclusive limited edition Johnnie Walker Blue Label Ultra.
The Top Art Books to Read this Spring

1 week ago | fadmagazine.com | Tabish Khan

Tabish Khan the @LondonArtCritic takes a break from exhibitions to recommend his top art books to read. Each comes with a concise review to help you decide whether it’s for you. Gilbert and George & The Communists by James Birch, published by CheerioThis is an enjoyable nonfiction book about putting on Gilbert & George exhibitions in Russia and then China in the early 1990s, as told by the man who helped make these exhibitions happen. It’s full of colourful characters and funny exploits.
Kostas Papakostas gets first solo exhibition in London.

1 week ago | fadmagazine.com | Mark Westall

How does someone who forged a career on control, structure and strategy learn to let go? For Kostas Papakostas, the answer came in a single, unbroken stroke. After more than a decade running his own advertising agency in London, meticulously orchestrating campaigns for major fashion and entertainment brands, Kostas walked away from campaign strategies and pitch decks to reconnect with something far more intuitive: painting.
The Top 5 Art Exhibitions to see in London in mid-April

1 week ago | fadmagazine.com | Tabish Khan

Tabish Khan, the @LondonArtCritic, picks his top 5 art exhibitions to see in London in mid – April. Check out last week’s top 5 if you’re after more shows to visit. Barbara Hepworth: Strings at Piano NobileThis is an excellent selection of sculptures made by Barbara Hepworth, across the gallery’s two spaces across the road from one another. It’s a selection of her string sculptures, where solid forms are connected with delicate strings, from throughout her career.
Kayode Ojo gets first solo uk exhibition - An angel is just a messenger.

1 week ago | fadmagazine.com | Mark Westall

Maureen Paley to present An angel is just a messenger, the first solo exhibition of Kayode Ojo at the gallery and in the UK. His work employs a process of sourcing, collecting and displaying objects. His sculptures reveal how items can confer social status upon their owner, examining the artifice of taste and the aspirations associated with it.