Next week American artist Mark Jenkins returns to London to unveil new works for his third solo exhibition at Lazinc.
Continue Reading...Next week American artist Mark Jenkins returns to London to unveil new works for his third solo exhibition at Lazinc.
Continue Reading...Talking animals, friendly bugs and tiny peeps living together in harmony in nature… The animated version of Hakumei and Mikochi brings us even deeper into the woods for a fill of magic, friendship and laughter
Continue Reading...Lee Sharrock chooses her Top 5 of Photo London 2018 for FAD Magazine.
Continue Reading...Everything that happened and would happen by German composer and artist Heiner Goebbels will receive its world premiere in Manchester this autumn. The work integrates live music, performance and large-scale multimedia installations and will take place in the vast space of Mayfield, an historic former railway station.
Continue Reading...Skeleton Key is Claire Baily’s second exhibition at Castor which brings together a new series of wall based objects and freestanding sculpture.
Continue Reading...Why is Snoppy so happy? Well maybe cause Sony (Music Entertainment) is buying half of the Peanuts brand for $185 million.
Continue Reading...Château La Coste has just announced a programme dedicated to the French artist Sophie Calle. To mark the inauguration of a permanent work by Calle on the property, Château La Coste will present a two-part exhibition and a performance event by the artist, this summer called DEAD END.
Continue Reading...A Study in Scarlet was conceived as a nebula of works revolving around Cosey Fanni Tutti’s artistic legacy, looking at its influences (Beat Generation, Fluxus), companions (COUM Transmissions, Monte Cazazza) and contemporaries.
Continue Reading...Unsurprisingly, the leading auction houses are all selling photographic work to coincide with Photo London (18-21 May). By way of a warm-up, I looked at them as exhibits rather than as potential purchases. Do they make for a good visit?
Continue Reading...Today, YOOX, the world’s leading online lifestyle store for fashion, design and art, will debut its new Design+Art section, under the curatorship of Beatrice Trussardi renowned cultural entrepreneur and President of the Nicola Trussardi Foundation.
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