Analysis JJ Charlesworth on Why the Art Market Is a Bubble That’s Not Going to Burst Why the art market is a bubble that's not going to burst. By JJ Charlesworth, Jul 6, 2015
Reviews Is Duane Hanson’s Sentimentality for Working People Noble or Just Patronizing? Hanson makes the ordinary seem extraordinary. By JJ Charlesworth, Jun 9, 2015
Shows & Exhibitions Playing Politics: JJ Charlesworth on Why Art World Hypocrisy Stars at the 56th Venice Biennale What the biennale doesn’t want to investigate is the mystery of its own creation. By JJ Charlesworth, May 7, 2015
Opinion Something Is Desperately Wrong With the Tate and Is Nicholas Serota to Blame? The structure of the organization is outdated and needs to change. By JJ Charlesworth, Apr 30, 2015
Reviews Christina Mackie Sets Duveen Galleries Ablaze with Color at Tate Britain But is it time to reconsider crowd-pleasing atrium-filler art? By JJ Charlesworth, Apr 2, 2015
Opinion Hans Haacke Fourth Plinth ‘Gift Horse’: Is This Propaganda We Can All Agree With? London's newest public sculpture is a monument to received wisdom. By JJ Charlesworth, Mar 19, 2015
Art World The Cultural Boycott of Israel Isn’t Solidarity, It’s Condescension JJ Charlesworth is getting tired of knee-jerk activism. By JJ Charlesworth, Feb 25, 2015
Shows & Exhibitions Star Artists Curate Revelatory Survey of British History at London’s Hayward Gallery "History is Now" is exactly the kind of show we need more of. By JJ Charlesworth, Feb 11, 2015
Politics Why Self-Censorship of Controversial Artwork is Wrong Art always offends somebody, and we need to deal with that. By JJ Charlesworth, Jan 28, 2015
Shows & Exhibitions Can Abstract Art Still Be Radical? The Whitechapel Gallery stages a major historical survey to find out. By JJ Charlesworth, Jan 20, 2015
Reviews The Ego-Centric Art World is Killing Art JJ Charlesworth on what 2014 revealed about the future of art. It's not pretty. By JJ Charlesworth, Dec 30, 2014
Galleries Joseph Kosuth: Hot, Bright, and Requiring Lots of Explanation Some outside discussion is required when pinning down meaning in the artist's works. By JJ Charlesworth, Dec 16, 2014
Art World Turner Prize: Confused Critics Demand Relevance! Jury is clueless and winning artists out of touch, they say. Do they have a point? By JJ Charlesworth, Dec 3, 2014
Shows & Exhibitions Is Allen Jones Still Sexy After All These Years? Perhaps we are now too comfortable with the artist's fetishizing of the female form. By JJ Charlesworth, Nov 13, 2014
Shows & Exhibitions Rembrandt, Magnificent in Old Age at London’s National Gallery JJ Charlesworth is enthralled by the Dutch Master’s late works. By JJ Charlesworth, Oct 21, 2014
