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This week, Plaster staff writer Jacob Wilson consumed three shows on his lunch breaks: Frank Auerbach at The Courtauld Gallery, Tiona Nekkia McClodden at White Cube Bermondsey and Erwin Wurm at Thaddaeus Ropac

Reviews – Words: Jacob Wilson – 4 min read

The meal deal: Jacob Wilson reviews Frank Auerbach, Tiona Nekkia McClodden and Erwin Wurm

The meal deal: Jacob Wilson reviews Frank Auerbach, Tiona Nekkia McClodden and Erwin Wurm

Words: Jacob Wilson

‘10 Seconds’, a new show by Alexis Hunter serves up bloodied manicured hands, bulging crotches, flaming high-heels and hammer-yielding destruction

Features Reviews – Words: Izzy Bilkus – 7 min read

Alexis Hunter has ten seconds to get your attention

Alexis Hunter has ten seconds to get your attention

Words: Izzy Bilkus

Ahead of Yoko Ono's major show at Tate Modern, Milo Astaire – Plaster co-founder and diagnosed Beatles superfan – reflects on how the world is finally catching up

Features Opinion – Words: Milo Astaire – 7 min read

Yoko Ono: an artist for our times

Yoko Ono: an artist for our times

Words: Milo Astaire

This week, Jacob Wilson's lunch break reviews are Barbara Kruger at the Serpentine, Wilhelm Sasnal at Sadie Coles HQ and Doron Langberg at Victoria Miro

Reviews – Words: Jacob Wilson – 5 min read

The meal deal: Jacob Wilson reviews Barbara Kruger, Wilhelm Sasnal and Doron Langberg

The meal deal: Jacob Wilson reviews Barbara Kruger, Wilhelm Sasnal and Doron Langberg

Words: Jacob Wilson

Notorious art insider spittle reports on a January art scene filled with bad romance, damp patches and Dry Jan mingling

Column Features – Words: spittle – 13 min read

The spittle January rewind: “if you haven’t had strep throat… live a little”

The spittle January rewind: “if you haven’t had strep throat… live a little”

Words: spittle

Condo last took place in 2020, but is now making a comeback this year. Alexander Harding looks ahead to this rare beast of a collaborative exhibition, opening on 20th January

Features – Words: Alexander Harding – 6 min read

Four years on from the ‘worst year ever’, Condo is back

Four years on from the ‘worst year ever’, Condo is back

Words: Alexander Harding

Bethnal Green is enjoying an art boom thanks to a crop of chic new galleries and a little help from Millie Bobby Brown

Opinion – Words and photography: Olivia Allen – 3 min read

All hail the Bethnal Green art boom

All hail the Bethnal Green art boom

Words and photography: Olivia Allen

Artist Victoria Gill is putting on a show of ‘found objects’ people have swiped from their former workplaces, from desk fans to McDonald’s uniforms

Features – Words: Jacob Wilson – 4 min read

The art of the steal

The art of the steal

Words: Jacob Wilson

Monica Sjöö, Creation, 1978. Courtesy: Monica Sjöö Estate and Alison Jacques, London © Monica Sjöö Estate

There’s been an abundance of magic, crystals, witches and tarot-themed art in London of late

Features – Words: Katie Tobin – 6 min read

How the occult bewitched London art

How the occult bewitched London art

Words: Katie Tobin

An installation view of Sarah Lucas' 'This Jaguar's Going to Heaven'

A photograph of Sarah Lucas smoking a cigarette in 'Red Sky Cah'

The British artist’s Tate show leaves Philippa Snow craving a fag

Column Opinion – Words: Philippa Snow – 3 min read

Sarah Lucas is highly addictive

Sarah Lucas is highly addictive

Words: Philippa Snow

A photograph of Pilar Corrias on her bike in Regent's Park, London

Pilar Corrias takes us on her London commute as she moves her eponymous gallery from Fitzrovia to Mayfair

Features – Words: Jessica Klingelfuss – 4 min read

The Commute with Pilar Corrias: “I’m finally realising a dream – it’s been a long time coming”

The Commute with Pilar Corrias: “I’m finally realising a dream – it’s been a long time coming”

Words: Jessica Klingelfuss

Julie Mehretu on her new show at White Cube, Bermondsey, a maze of optical games and political upheaval

Interviews – Words: Harriet Lloyd-Smith – 6 min read

Julie Mehretu on haunting, reckoning and accidental magic

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