PROUDICK, the first collaborative exhibition by artists and best friends Lindsey Mendick and Paloma Proudfoot, opened on 7th November to a huge crowd at the Hannah Barry Gallery in London
Continue Reading...PROUDICK, the first collaborative exhibition by artists and best friends Lindsey Mendick and Paloma Proudfoot, opened on 7th November to a huge crowd at the Hannah Barry Gallery in London
Continue Reading...The idea of saving money is not that pleasant, so that’s a hard start. We’ve written this article to give you a push from behind, by showing you how to save money in a realistic way.
Continue Reading...Comprising work made between 1960 and the present, Bridget Riley: Painting Now surveys the development of Riley’s career-long exploration of looking and seeing in relation to the capacities of painting and picture making.
Continue Reading...Wolfgang Tillmans is collaborating with the ENO for a new production of Benjamin Britten’s War Requiem to mark the centenary of the end of the First World War.
Continue Reading...As we draw nearer to the end of the year, Brexit day looms ever larger. So then, does the end of British
arts and culture as we know it.
The Salamander Devours its Tail Twice is an international group exhibition, curated by Ashley Middleton, featuring works from emerging and established artists.
Continue Reading...We managed to get some time with Amal Khalaf ahead of the third edition of Bahrain Art Week in London to ask some questions about the exhibition and the artists involved.
Continue Reading...What is it to be human in the digital age? This is the question posed by the recent Digital Bodies
queer art exhibition as part of the And What? Queer Arts Festival
How does a painter currently making her way respond to the life and work of Frida Kahlo? I attended the V&A’s ‘Making Herself Up’ with Emma Cousin whose paintings recently made a splash at Edel Assanti gallery.
Continue Reading...For their fourth solo exhibition at Kate MacGarry, Iain Forsyth & Jane Pollard will present a new body of work; the start of an ongoing series of portraits made using a Victorian mirror device.
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