Lambeth Bridge, St Jame’s Park, Green Park, Hyde Park and on to Portobello Road. Into Coffee Plant cafe-gallery to drop off show press release. North to Regent’s Canal, East and then South to Timothy Taylor. Sadie Coles, Alan Cristea, Simon Lee, Pilar Corrias, and South over Lambeth Bridge to Newport Street Gallery. Then South to see Turner Prize nominee Michael Dean at South London Gallery.
Inspired by gallery travels.
Michael Dean at South London Gallery with flat standing sculptures. Loved this pebble dash one.
Antony Gormley at Alan Cristea Gallery has produced intricate block-print surfaces to create a richly textured black surface on the paper. The reflection is the only way I could get it across.
Elizabeth Neal at Pilar Corrias with gestures and sprayed spots of paint. Landscape motifs are just discernible.
Alighieroboetti artwork featured at Ibid Gallery with labour-intensive lines featured close-up.
Sarah Crowner at Simon Lee Gallery with more great canvas dislocation pieces and some tiling. A new pentagon pattern discovered by mathematicians this year is featured.
Jeff Koons’ artwork at Newport Street Gallery.
Had a peek before entering the show at South London Gallery. Congratulations to Michael Dean of Herald Street for his nomination for the Turner Prize.
Ryan Sullivan at Sadie Coles HQ with a new moulding process. The viewer literally looks from inside the painting out.
Georg Baselitz at White Cube. These studies of the artist and wife in watercolour are great.
Blair Thurman at Almine Rech Gallery. Loved the unfinished paint of this otherwise immaculate sculpture-painting. Photographed in April.
Chantal Joffe at Victoria Miro. Loved this painting photographed in March.
Sterling Ruby at Spruth and Magers with art to wear. Loved the colours of this work photographed in May.
Jules de Balincourt at Victoria Miro. Beautiful colour and the light is almost tangible. A favourite photo from the archive.
Nam June Paik at Tate Modern. A favourite photo I took on a gallery run in April.
Matt Copson at Wilkinson Gallery. Great expletive-punctuated monologue from Reynard the Fox. But done with shrewdness by the artist.
Adam Buick at Corvi Mora in February. A favourite photo I hadn’t posted at the time. A solar system of pots.
Hilma af Klint at Serpentine Galleries.
Paulo Nimer Pjota
Jimmy Desana at Wilkinson Gallery with a photo of the famous pop art icon at work photographing a nude shown here cropped.
Tomma Abts at Greengrassi
Cyprien Gaillard at Laura Bartlett with teeth from drilling equipment shown as artefacts.
Lisa Oppenheim at The Approach on a very sunny day today.
Michail Pirgelis of Spruth and Magers is showing at Laura Bartlett with more aeroplane inspired artwork.
Rob Chavasse who makes gallery holes and interconnections between rooms, from The Sunday Painter, is showing at a group show at Herald Street. The socket extends across the gallery and into the office and powers both computers and artworks.
Giacometti at Gagosian showing with Yves Klein.
Yoshimoto Nara at Stephen Friedman with new paintings in his smooth style.
Ettore Spalletti at Marian Goodman with paintings inspired by the Adriatic coast. The paintings are sculptural and here a white pencil acts as a pivot.
Georg Baselitz at Whitecube with new paintings of the artist and wife Elke . He revisits images he made in the 70’s and makes the passing of time part of the work.
How do you get a giant broken canvas through a small doorway? This striking large piece by Angela de la Cruz at Peer in Hoxton poses the question.
Hoxton artwork creates a figure.
Keith Coventry at Pace London turns the famous twin arches logo into art.
Piero Manzoni at Ibid . A single painting is placed in relation to a contemporary piece for a week.
Ai Weiwei of Lisson Gallery produced this sculpture at St. Mary Axe.
Jules de Balincourt at Victoria Miro with great glowing images. 
John Knight at Cabinet Gallery re-exhibits an instruction artwork. Also showing is a gallery cage of which we see a reflection.
Nam June Paik used electrical coils to distort (further?) Nixon’s televised resignation address. Now at Tate Modern.
Billy Childish at Carl Freedman with more vivid trees. The images have a great power close up and a close crop here tries to emulate that.
Marlene Dumas at Tate Modern.
Trellick Tower at the beginning of the Grand Union Canal approach to the first gallery.
Ed Ruscha at Tate Modern.
Great mural on Cowper Street near Whitechapel.
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