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From Ink to Insect: The Art of Silvio Neris and the Termite Manuscripts

From Ink to Insect: The Art of Silvio Neris and the Termite Manuscripts

By Dr. Anika Scholz, Professor of Art Theory for the Handbook of Lesser Known Artists...
Coming This Week: Alaric Montjoy’s First Column

Coming This Week: Alaric Montjoy’s First Column

In his debut for Pimlico Wilde, Alaric Montjoy turns his gaze to the most slippery...
The Gesture at the End of the Century: Clara von Hohenberg’s Finger Paintings at the Pimlico Wilde Blythe Annex

The Gesture at the End of the Century: Clara von Hohenberg’s Finger Paintings at the Pimlico Wilde Blythe Annex

It is an old avant-garde fantasy that art might be stripped back to its primal...
One Star Reviews: A Midsummer Night’s Dream at the Fitzrovia Theatre

One Star Reviews: A Midsummer Night’s Dream at the Fitzrovia Theatre

I Woke Up and It Was Still Happening There’s a fine line between “visionary reinterpretation”...
Announcement: A New Voice Joins Pimlico Wilde

Announcement: A New Voice Joins Pimlico Wilde

Pimlico Wilde is thrilled to announce the launch of a brand-new monthly column by none...
Diary of an Art Dealer

Diary of an Art Dealer

The weather was unbearable today — humid, oppressive, the kind of heat that makes everything...
A Formal Apology from Pimlico Wilde Gallery

A Formal Apology from Pimlico Wilde Gallery

We at Pimlico Wilde Art Gallery feel compelled—indeed, morally obligated—to address the unfortunate incident stemming...
Travel: The Fine Art Smirk that Launched Several Trains

Travel: The Fine Art Smirk that Launched Several Trains

Tracking the Elusive Cool Across Europe By Jessop Dinton of Art & Elsewhere Magazine There...
Discombobulationism: The Peripheral Dislocations of Aurelia Kaspár

Discombobulationism: The Peripheral Dislocations of Aurelia Kaspár

If Discombobulationism has come to designate an aesthetics of bewilderment—works that dislodge the viewer from...