Alexander Adams
Alexander Adams is an artist, critic and poet, based in the UK. He writes art criticism for The Critic, Standpoint, Apollo, Burlington Magazine, Print Quarterly, Printmaking Today, The Jackdaw and other publications. He publishes articles on censorship and free speech, as well as book reviews, on Spiked-Online.
Street Art comes in from the cold
[Image: Cosimo Casoni, Untitled, 2021, oil, acrylic, spray paint, fingerprints on canvas, 230 x 200 cm (90 x 78 in)] New exhibition “Post-Vandalism” blends Street
Gawkers: Art and Audience in Late Nineteenth-Century France
Alexander Adams Images and discussions of public spaces in Paris over the
“Henry Fuseli at the Courtauld”
“People talk about the increased moralism of the Victorian age. What often
“Paul Modersohn-Becker: A Life in Art”
“One female painter we will hear more of this winter is Paula
“Denis Wirth-Miller: Bohemian in the Bullrushes”
“What was going through Denis’s mind as he waited for his friend Francis
“Abolish the Arts Council”
I am pleased to announce the publication of a new pamphlet. Abolish
Aristotle on storytelling
The latest book in Princeton’s Ancient Wisdom for Modern Readers is advice