Frith Street Gallery

Golden Square

17-18 Golden Square, London W1F 9JJ
T +44 (0)20 7494 1550 ~ F +44 (0)20 7287 3733

Press from 2005

  • Polly Apfelbaum: Cartoon Garden ~ Ken Johnson

    Published in The New York Times, 2 December 2005 ( p 29 )

    Related Artists: Polly Apfelbaum

  • Cornelia Parker’s Fine Undoings ~ Ann Wilson-Llyod

    Published in Metalsmith, Winter 2005

    Related Artists: Cornelia Parker

  • Bridget Smith ~ David Barrett

    Published in Art Monthly, December 2005 - January 2006

    Related Artists: Bridget Smith

  • Recent Sculpture London ~ Tony Godfrey

    Published in The Burlington Magazine, December 2005

    Related Artists: Jaki Irvine

  • Bridget Smith ~ Martin Coomer

    Published in Time Out, December 2005

    Related Artists: Bridget Smith

  • Jaki Irvine Chisenhale Gallery ~ Marcus Verhagen

    Published in Art Monthly, December 2005 - January 2006

    Related Artists: Jaki Irvine

  • Jaki Irvine ~ Sally O'Reilly

    Published in Frieze, November - December 2005

    http://www.frieze.com/issue/review/jaki_irvine1/

    Related Artists: Jaki Irvine

  • Thomas Schutte at Marian Goodman ~ Eleanor Heartney

    Published in Art in America, November 2005

    Schutte’s model dwellings--which embody a longstanding interest in functional design that was first expressed in his work in the early 1980s--are compact and practical, but not constricting: they open out and up. In one instance, the cylindrical element becomes a basement or foundation; in another, it’s a skylight; in yet another, it creates a portal-like window on the side.

    http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m1248/is_/ai_n15860928

    Related Artists: Thomas Schütte

  • Jaki Irvine ~ Maria Walsh

    Published in Art Monthly, November 2005

    Related Artists: Jaki Irvine

  • The Five Best Shows in London

    Published in The Independent, November 2005

    Related Artists: Bridget Smith

  • Bridget Smith ~ Jessica Lack

    Published in i-D Magazine, November 2005

    Related Artists: Bridget Smith

  • Fiona Tan at the New Museum of Contemporary Art ~ Jean Dykstra

    Published in Art in America, November 2005

    http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m1248/is_10_93/ai_n15860934

    Related Artists: Fiona Tan

  • Working on our fears: Profile of Cornelia Parker

    Published in The Art Newspaper, Frieze Art Fair Edition, 23 October 2005

    ‘I don’t make art about art’, Parker claims, and although there are enough references to other artists and art ideas to satisfy the most obsessive of critics, this is one of the beauties of her work.

    http://www.theartnewspaper.com/fairs/Frieze/2005%5CFRIEZE2005_4.pdf

    Related Artists: Cornelia Parker

  • Bridget Smith ~ Jessica Lack

    Published in Guardian, October - November 2005

    Bridget Smith photographs escapist’s paradises like Japanese love hotels and the gaming parlours on the Las Vegas strip, where the itinerant and the footloose can revel in the delights of untrammelled promise

    http://www.guardian.co.uk/theguide/exhibitions/story/0,,1601670,00.html

    Related Artists: Bridget Smith

  • Abstract Generation ~ Faye Hirsch

    Published in Art in America, October 2005 ( p 122-129 )

    Related Artists: Polly Apfelbaum

  • Mother’s Day: Amy Taubin on Chantal Akerman ~ Amy Taubin

    Published in ArtForum, October 2005

    The combination of real time with the rudimentary, sometimes out-of-focus, black-and-white double image evokes Warhol’s double-screen talkies of the mid-’60s. No Warhol film, however, not even the recently restored Mrs. Warhol (a 1966 portrait of the artist’s mother), has the stunning intimacy of this home movie, not to mention the weight and necessity of bearing witness to an unspeakable history.

    http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0268/is_2_44/ai_n16752840

    Related Artists: Chantal Akerman

  • Dorothy Cross: Irish Museum of Modern Art ~ Caoimhin Mac Giolla Leith

    Published in ArtForum, October 2005

    (Dorothy Cross’s) works draw much of their darkly humorous power from their ambiguous echoes of human sexual organs. Like the stuffed-snake works, however, they also draw on a particular animal’s accumulated wealth of symbolic associations across many cultures.

    http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0268/is_2_44/ai_n16752891

    Related Artists: Dorothy Cross

  • Poetry from the underground ~ Edwin Heathcote

    Published in Financial Times, October 2005

    Like its predecessors, this exhibition has profound things to say about the suspension of time, the impossibility of being at the centre,the nature of matter and anti-matter and of the object’s relationship to the space in which it exists.

    http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/435a4916-3605-11da-903d-00000e2511c8.html?nclick_check=1

    Related Artists: Cornelia Parker

  • The History of Future Technology ~ Brian Dillon

    Published in Tate Etc..., Autumn 2005 ( Issue 5 )

    http://www.tate.org.uk/tateetc/issue5/futuretechnology.htm

    Related Artists: Tacita Dean

  • Anna Barriball ~ Martin Holman

    Published in Galleries, September 2005

    Being inconclusive is one potent quality, not to deceive but to attract; a second is to materialise, but not to describe. Drawing the texture and surface of a brick wall, her dense graphite and clay pencil-marks travel across the paper like a computer printer head, resubstantiating the original as a flat simulacrum in grey black that emits a silver sheen in real light like an early photograph.

    http://www.martinholman.com/atasteofwriting.htm

    Related Artists: Anna Barriball

  • Much ado about nothing ~ Jeanette Winterson

    Published in The Guardian, September 2005

    (Dean’s) genius, with her slow, steady, held frames, is to allow the viewer to dream the Fernsehturm; to enter it without hurry, without expectation, and to accept, as we do in a dream, a different experience of time, and a different relationship to everyday objects. 

    http://www.guardian.co.uk/film/2005/sep/29/1

    Related Artists: Tacita Dean

  • Candide Cameras ~ Elisabeth Sussman

    Published in ArtForum, September 2005

    http://www.thecentreofattention.org/research/vartforum2.html

    Related Artists: Marlene Dumas

  • Cornelia Parker ~ Jessica Lack

    Published in The Guardian, September 2005

    Related Artists: Cornelia Parker

  • Juan Uslé: Open Rooms ~ Robbie O'Halloran

    Published in CIRCA Art Magazine Online Review, September 2005

    Juan Uslé’s work looks like it was a lot of fun to make. One vivid colour jostles with another and fluid washes of red, green or fluorescent orange chase each other around these mostly large-scale paintings, mainly over two metres each.

    http://www.recirca.com/reviews/juanusle/index.shtml

    Related Artists: Juan Uslé

  • Art: Private View: Jaki Irvine ~ Peter Chapman

    Published in Independent, 9 July 2005

    http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_qn4158/is_20050709/ai_n14723717?tag=rel.res2

    Related Artists: Jaki Irvine

  • Dayanita Singh ~ Sarah Kent

    Published in Time Out London, July 2005

    Related Artists: Dayanita Singh

  • Moving images at the edge of the real ~ Katerina Gregos

    Published in Contemporary, 2005 ( No. 71 )

    Related Artists: Fiona Tan

  • London ~ Richard Dyer

    Published in Contemporary, 2005 ( Issue 76 )

    Related Artists: Jaki Irvine

  • Giuseppe Penone: Retrospective ~ Puvogel Renate

    Published in Kunstforum International 174, 2005

  • Giuseppe Penone ~ Riu de Martín Carmen

    Published in Cerámica, 2005 ( 95 )

  • Tristan da Cunha ~ David Joselit

    Published in Art Forum, Summer 2005

    Related Artists: Tacita Dean

  • Dorothy Cross and the Art of Duspossession ~ Robin Lydenberg

    Published in CIRCA, Summer 2005

    http://www.recirca.com/backissues/c112/p24_33.shtml

    Related Artists: Dorothy Cross

  • Artists in the Archive

    Published in Henry Moore Institute Newsletter, June/July 2005

    Related Artists: Jaki Irvine

  • Rearranging the furniture ~ Joyce Cohen

    Published in Art New England, June-July 2005

    Related Artists: Dayanita Singh

  • Ingrid Calame: Goings on About Town

    Published in The New Yorker, May 2005

    The networks of lines on clean, clear surfaces are diaphanous, with lighter marks disappearing into the ground; the effect is as enthralling, and as delicately precise, as an illuminated manuscript.

    Related Artists: Ingrid Calame

  • The five best exhibitions

    Published in The Independent, May 2005

    Related Artists: Anna Barriball

  • Dorothy Cross: Frith Street Gallery ~ London Critics' Picks

    Published in ArtForum online, May 2005

    Related Artists: Dorothy Cross

  • Mark Godfrey on the Artist as Curator. Strange Bedfellows ~ Mark Godfrey

    Published in Art Forum, May 2005

    Related Artists: Tacita Dean

  • Eccentric Spaces ~ Jonathan Jones

    Published in Guardian, 4 April 2005

    http://www.guardian.co.uk/culture/2005/apr/04/1

    Related Artists: Thomas Schütte, Bridget Smith, John Riddy
    Related Exhibitions: Eccentric Spaces

  • Critics’ Choice

    Published in Time Out, April/May 2005

    Related Artists: Tacita Dean

  • Cross Country ~ Dorothy Cross

    Published in Time Out, May/June 2005

    Related Artists: Dorothy Cross

  • Is That Portrait Staring at Me? ~ Philip Gefter

    Published in The New York Times, April 2005

    Related Artists: Fiona Tan

  • Where do I belong? ~ Ana Finel Honigman

    Published in ArtReview, April 2005

    Related Artists: Fiona Tan

  • Report from Poland I: Constructing a Biennial ~ Christopher Lyon

    Published in Art in America, April 2005 ( p 55-59 )

    Related Artists: Polly Apfelbaum

  • Portraiture stripped bare ~ Pablo Lafuente

    Published in Art Review, April 2005

    Related Artists: Fiona Banner

  • Germany’s Streets of Shame ~ Laura Cumming

    Published in Observer, April 2005

    Related Artists: Dorothy Cross

  • She goes the distance to shed light on humanity ~ Christine Temin

    Published in The Boston Globe, April 2005

    Related Artists: Dorothy Cross

  • Dorothy Cross: L’Air ~ Laura Cumming

    Published in The Observer, April 2005

    Related Artists: Dorothy Cross

  • An Aside ~ Eliza Williams

    Published in Art Monthly, April 2005

    Related Artists: Tacita Dean

  • Eccentric Spaces ~ Sarah Kent

    Published in Time Out, April 2005

    Related Artists: Thomas Schütte, Bridget Smith, John Riddy
    Related Exhibitions: Eccentric Spaces

  • Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum Presents Chairs

    Published in artdaily.com, April 2005

    Related Artists: Dayanita Singh

  • Gender benders? ‘Cars at the MFA, ‘Chairs’ at the Gardner ~ Jeffrey Gantz

    Published in The Boston Phoenix, April 2005

    Related Artists: Dayanita Singh

  • Who are you? ~ Adrian Searle

    Published in The Guardian, April 2005

    http://www.guardian.co.uk/culture/2005/apr/12/1

    Related Artists: Fiona Tan

  • Are you looking at me? ~ Laura Cumming

    Published in The Observer, April 2005

    Related Artists: Fiona Tan

  • Arts Reviews: Visual Arts: FIONA TAN: The truth about human nature ~ Michael Glover

    Published in Independent, April 2005

    http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_qn4158/is_20050415/ai_n13608955?tag=rel.res2

    Related Artists: Fiona Tan

  • For Young Artists, All Roads Now Lead To a Happening Berlin ~ Richard B. Woodward

    Published in The New York Times, 13 March 2005

    Related Artists: Fiona Banner

  • Artists are following the buzz of bohemia back to Berlin ~ Richard B. Woodward

    Published in International Herald Tribune, 12 March 2005

    Related Artists: Fiona Banner

  • Dayanita Singh: Chairs ~ Marina Veronica

    Published in artsMEDIA, March-April 2005

    Related Artists: Dayanita Singh

  • What Happened Before the Big Bang

    Published in Adbusters, March/April 2005 ( Vol. 13, No. 2 )

    Related Artists: Marlene Dumas

  • Fancy seeing you here… ~ Adrian Searle

    Published in The Guardian G2, March 2005

    Related Artists: Tacita Dean

  • And then her number came up… ~ Carol Kino

    Published in New York Times, March 2005

    http://www.nytimes.com/2005/03/27/arts/design/27kino.html

    Related Artists: Marlene Dumas

  • Heroes and Villains ~ Jorg Heiser

    Published in Frieze, March 2005

    Related Artists: Thomas Schütte

  • Objects of Repose and Remembrance ~ Holland Cotter

    Published in The New York Times, March 2005

    In houses and apartments in Calcutta in 2002, Ms. Singh found herself taking pictures, as she had at Anand Bhavan, of rooms empty of people but filled with traces of them: an armchair awaiting the arrival of one family member, a desk chair vacated by another; a daybed where someone now dead had once napped.

    http://www.nytimes.com/2005/03/30/arts/design/30cott.html

    Related Artists: Dayanita Singh

  • Second Coming Review ~ Morgan Falconer

    Published in The Burlington Magazine, February 2005

    Related Artists: Marlene Dumas

  • Marlene Dumas ~ Dan Smith

    Published in ArtReview, February 2005

    Related Artists: Marlene Dumas

  • The imprint of the past ~ Rebecca Wilson

    Published in ArtReview, February 2005

    Related Artists: Dayanita Singh

  • Take a Seat ~ Chris Bergeron

    Published in The Daily News, February 2005

    Related Artists: Dayanita Singh

  • Gardner ‘Chairs’ for seeing, not sitting ~ Christine Temin

    Published in The Boston Globe, February 2005

    Related Artists: Dayanita Singh

  • I’m gonna sit right down ~ Randi Hopkins

    Published in , February 2005

    Related Artists: Dayanita Singh

  • Celebrating cherished chairs ~ Alison Beard

    Published in Financial Times, February 2005

    Related Artists: Dayanita Singh

  • Gardner stands up for ‘Chairs’ ~ Joanne Silver

    Published in Boston Herald, February 2005

    Related Artists: Dayanita Singh

  • Contemporary art London ~ Morgan Falconer

    Published in The Burlington Magazine, February 2005

    Related Artists: Fiona Tan

  • Time Has Told Me ~ Mark Godfrey

    Published in Frieze, January/February 2005 ( 88 )

    Neither the Modernist model of linear development nor the more recent model of scattered diversity can describe the structure of Tacita Dean’s body of work. Certainly every new piece makes sense in its immediate context, but it also, more interestingly, forms links with much earlier ones, illuminating them as if from new angles and unlocking ideas or meanings for the first time.

    http://www.frieze.com/issue/article/time_has_told_me/

    Related Artists: Tacita Dean

  • The Triumph of Painting? ~ Tom Lubbock

    Published in The Independent, January 2005

    http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/this-britain/the-triumph-of-painting-thats-a-pretty-rich-claim-488171.html

    Related Artists: Marlene Dumas

  • Farewell formaldehyde, hello paints ~ Laura Cumming

    Published in The Observer, January 2005

    http://arts.guardian.co.uk/reviews/observer/story/0,,1401450,00.htm

    Related Artists: Marlene Dumas

  • The Triumph of Painting ~ Jonathan Jones

    Published in The Guardian, January 2005

    http://arts.guardian.co.uk/critic/review/0,,1399337,00.html

    Related Artists: Marlene Dumas

  • Sensation! It’s paint on canvas ~ Rachel Campbell-Johnston

    Published in The Times, January 2005

    Related Artists: Marlene Dumas

  • The good, the bad and the ugly ~ Richard Dorment

    Published in The Telegraph, January 2005

    http://www.telegraph.co.uk/arts/main.jhtml?xml=/arts/2005/01/26/bapaint26.xml

    Related Artists: Marlene Dumas

  • Saatchi and the shock of the traditional ~ Richard Jinman

    Published in The Guardian, January 2005

    http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk/2005/jan/25/thesaatchigallery.arts

    Related Artists: Marlene Dumas

  • The Five Best Exhibitions

    Published in The Independent, January 2005

    Related Artists: Callum Innes

  • Annelies Strba ~ Jessica Lack

    Published in The Guardian, January 2005

    Related Artists: Annelies Strba