Selected Press
The Guardian
Adrian Searle
27 January
Pierre Huyghe: Liminals review – terrifying quantum visions in a notorious Berlin club take seeing beyond believing
‘Liminals has lodged in my head, and won’t go away. How alive it all is, how unhinging.’
The Observer
Andrew Anthony
22 January
Interview with Don McCullin
‘...McCullin’s work is not voyeuristic or exploitative because, even in the most dire circumstances, he has always kept his eye on the essential humanity of his subjects.’
World of Interiors
Alastair Sooke
15 January
Giacometti: Out of the Shadows
‘Above all..the mountains provided a refuge for Giacometti from the cut-and-thrust of Paris. Thanks to Scheidegger, his trusted friend, we can catch a glimpse of what this Swiss sanctuary was like.’
Whitewall
Katy Donoghue
12 January
Inside the Cover Story with Artist Jeffrey Gibson
‘These spirits are meant to remind us of hard-fought moments when people demanded equity.’
Financial Times
Lily Le Brun
10 January
The little-known story of Giacometti’s rural retreat
‘Scheidegger himself put it this way: 'Giacometti was not a legend to me. My encounters with him, and the resulting photographs were of a more intimate, personal sort.'
The Daily Show
Desi Lydic
9 January
Annie Leibovitz 'Women' Interview
‘It really feels like the camera’s not there, like she’s looking at you. That’s really what you want to achieve in a portrait.’
BOMB Magazine
Folasade Ologundudu
7 January
Interview: Rashid Johnson
‘I wanted to be in conversation with the artists I saw and to be part of that community. It goes back to your first question: How do you become part of something? I fell in love with the idea of being a part of something, and that something just happened to be art.’
Artforum
Rachel Wetzler
1 January
Ambera Wellmann Review: Company, Hauser & Wirth
'Knotting together tenderness and monstrosity, the artist renders figures that caress and consume one another as their bodies merge and dissolve.'
New York Magazine
Jerry Saltz
25 December 2025
Jery Saltz on The Crazed Cataclysms of Nicole Eisenman
‘[Nicole Eisenman's] most recent work feels like a cataclysmic staging of an artist alone in her studio while systems collapse and the country cracks up. Her art is both a private vision and an evocation of a public disaster.’
The New York Times
Martha Schwendener
18 December 2025
Art on the Wall That Echoes Protests From the Streets
'Ultimately, Eisenman’s exhibition serves as a necessary exercise in soul searching. What is the role of the artist in dark times? What is the role of the critic, collector or average art viewer?'
ARTnews
George Nelson
16 December 2025
Somerset’s Unlikely Contemporary Art Scene is a Welcome Departure from the UK’s London-Centric Thinking
'Somerset has a rich history of writers, musicians, designers, and artists who have been drawn to the area for generations. It’s encouraging to see more artist-led initiatives, workshops, and creative events developing across Somerset...This reflects the gallery’s ambition from the outset to increase access to great art outside of traditional city centres.'
W Magazine
Jay Cheshes
15 December 2025
Alexander Calder Takes Flight—Again
‘Calder is a very, very singular artist...He started out as an engineer, then devoted himself to exploring balance, playing with space and with lightness. He holds a unique place in the history of art.’
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