by admin | Jun 23, 2025 | News, Reviews
London’s best contemporary art show is in Penge Plus: seductive Argentinian conceptualists, the disorienting comedy of Okiki Akinfe and why you should visit Darlington in September DIGBY WARDE-ALDAM If you’ve been reading the more excitable pages of the...
by Ken Turner | Mar 15, 2023 | News, Reviews
We are proud to announce the publication of John Bunker’s ebook. Published to co-inside with the current show by the same name running at Tension Fine Art, ‘our dust is blowing along the road’ is the first published monograph on artist John Bunker....
by Ken Turner | May 2, 2022 | News, Reviews
Landscape of the Future – ‘Don’t Look Away’, a new suite of prints Artist Raf Klein’s work explores the ways our own personal narratives shape the world we inhabit. Whether an idyllic, imagined arcadia of pure perfect nature, or the fantasy worlds of Coney Island and...
by Ken Turner | Nov 29, 2021 | News, Reviews
Staging Time Suzanne Moxhay and Jenny Klein have taken the stage at Tension Fine Art gallery with a series of works that share a progenitor: the photograph. Different as they may be in vernacular and tone, the works from Moxhay and Klein are alike in that they take...
by Ken Turner | Sep 14, 2021 | News, Reviews
Shape Chroma: Tension Fine Art London: Newton and Goethe famously disagreed on the genesis of colour. Most commentary assumes Goethe was wrong. But this is true only if you accept that colour can simply be described by physics and that psychological and conceptual...
by Ken Turner | Aug 12, 2019 | Events, News, Reviews
The private viewing of Katarina Rankovic’s show ‘Vernacular Spectacular’ took place on Friday 9th August. We really enjoyed seeing familiar faces and welcoming some new ones too. We were very proud to read Paul Carey-Kent’s write-up of the...
