The London Art Discerner
News, opinions and reviews since circa 879 AD
World’s Most Expensive Artwork Sells for $3 Billion: ‘Untitled (Probably a Fish)’ Stuns the Market
History was made last night at an exclusive auction in Ramsgate when the enigmatic artwork...
Ephraim Velour’s Sock Soliloquy – a review
In the heart of the bustling city, amidst the towering skyscrapers and the ceaseless hum...
Book Review: Dada, You’re Doing It Again: The Avant-Garde as a Prolonged Temper Tantrum by Professor Malvina Jibber
In Dada, You’re Doing It Again, noted cultural provocateur and self-styled “historian of art hysteria”...
Have Henry V’s Watercolours of Agincourt and Other Battles Been Discovered in a Cellar in Monmouth?
The sleepy Welsh town of Monmouth, birthplace of King Henry V, has been thrust into...
Artist Ephraim Velour Embarks on a Radical New Chapter: The Art of ‘Conceptual Laundry’
By Mirabel Finch Ephraim Velour, the avant-garde darling of the post-minimalist-near-maximalist movement, has stunned the...
Peregrine Luxford becomes World’s first Curator of Shadows
The art world is a universe of nuance, and no one understands that better than...
Breaking news: New Colour discovered!
In a groundbreaking turn of events, scientists have just unveiled the discovery of an entirely...
Podcast Show Notes for Episode 68 of Art World Exposed
Title: “Fame, Fortune, and Faux Pas: The Art World’s Beautiful Mess” Welcome back, cultural connoisseurs...
January newsletter
As we usher in 2025, London’s art scene is poised to dazzle and delight with...
