Visited the opening of Robert Altman’s exhibition “The Sixties” at the architecturally-stunning Idea Generation gallery, just off Redchurch Street. Great to meet and chat to Robert, and a wonderful surprise bumping into old friend Phil Franks, Robert’s contemporary as UK Rolling Stone photographer, who had journeyed from Spain especially for the opening (and who took the photo above).
Dan Sumption co-founded FAD with Mark Westall in 2001. He now lives in the North of England, where he writes and draws trees.
Orbs in photographs are mysterious and often circular light forms that have sparked curiosity and debate among photographers and enthusiasts […]
While reading “My Favourite Game: Fotografia e Videogioco” [My favourite game. Photography and videogames] by Simone Santilli, a recently published […]
Lana Stalnaya is the author of the series of sophisticated and thoughtful paintings about the body memory. “The ambassador of […]
From the mesmerising act of pulling a rabbit out of a hat to the mind-boggling vanishing acts, illusionists have always […]
Tim Burton exhibition drives biggest advance ticket sales in Design Museum’s history The Design Museum today reveals that its major exhibition on the exceptional career of director Tim Burton has smashed the…
The Top 6 Exhibitions to see in London in Late October Seats, shadows, shelter, Sami, Dante and an infinity room.
The Top Art Books to Read this Autumn Fraud, artists, the art market, novels and mirrors. 
31 Subway Drawings by Keith Haring to be offered by Sotheby’s This November in New York, Sotheby’s will present Art in Transit: 31 Keith Haring Subway Drawings from the Collection of…