
Get to know Yuma Radné, the artist behind ‘To come up with a long song’ at BLOOM, Saint Tropez
At the heart of artist Yuma Radné’s practice is a celebration of her heritage; born in Oula Oudé, she is… Read More
At the heart of artist Yuma Radné’s practice is a celebration of her heritage; born in Oula Oudé, she is… Read More
Drawing its title from Caroline Evans’ seminal text ‘Fashion at the Edge: Spectacle, Modernity, and Deathliness’, the current exhibition at… Read More
There is something ineffable about the power of Raffael Bader’s paintings. Through a very sensitive use of form and colour, that conjures an idea of place while remaining distant and irreducible, Bader is able to capture and translate a fleeting feeling –
There has never been a better time for artist Eleanor Wang to reflect on her practice to date, one loaded with familial relations, negotiations of cultural heritage, personal storytelling and monumentalised memories of incidents that could otherwise be forgotten.
Koestler Arts runs an art prize with a National Exhibition at The Southbank Centre showing the work of prisoners, ex-offenders, secure patients and Immigration Centre Detainees. This year, the exhibition was curated by Chinese contemporary artist Ai Wei Wei and titled Freedom
High Heels on the brink of ruin squelch precariously through muddy fields. A man conceals his entire face, almost suffocating in a painfully tight hooded raincoat. A woman scrapes her nails lovingly through a bog as if it were her lover’s hair. A puffy, taffeta prom dress is regretfully trashed beyond repair. A stiletto inexplicably burns continuously in an unwelcoming flame.
Returning for its second edition this year, UPRISING is an entirely unusual and broad-ranging exhibition taking place in a beautiful,… Read More
In the heart of central London, W1 Curates and FLANNELS have partnered to host an exhibition series championing the world’s most exciting and innovative digital artists. The program currently features an immersive and startlingly beautiful exterior and interior installation titled WAVES by Maxim Zhestkov.
Curated by Jack Trodd, founder of BWG Gallery, Spirit Within brings together an exciting selection of emerging women artists whose… Read More
MC3 Projects presented the second edition of The Occasionale, a summer arts festival spanning their beautiful rural grounds in East Sussex. Curated by Sarah Pager and Jaime Marie Davis
Kristof Santy’s sudden transition from relative obscurity to art world fame is increasingly rare. It isn’t often that an unknown… Read More
Rafaela de Ascanio’s work feels as if it is from another world. Her practice spans sculpture, painting and installation, forming an interdisciplinary mythos of its own.
Alissa Everett is a documentary photographer like no other; rather than just taking pictures, she inspires change.
Currently hosting a solo show at Saatchi Yates, Kottie Paloma has burst onto the London art scene with his commanding, chaotic and cutting-edge canvases. Saatchi Yates is known for their exceptional ability to spotlight international talents worth serious recognition, and Paloma is no exception.
The Venice Biennale’s central exhibition, The Milk of Dreams, is a curatorial feat of strength. It delicately weaves poignant historical and timely contemporary narratives across two locations, the Central Pavilion of the Giardini and the Arsenale.
Emerging Painter Rebecca Gilpin shares her advice for other emerging artists ahead of her Duo Show ROAM at Fitzrovia Gallery opening this week.
Having just received his first solo-show in London with Public Gallery, New York based painter Taylor Simmons is a name to know right now.
Set within two Georgian houses in Whitechapel’s Ashfield Street, Gallery 46 is the perfect location for Daniel David Freeman’s latest solo… Read More
Currently, on show at Notting Hill’s newest gallery Studio West, The Reality in Whytch You Create brings together the work… Read More
Wanda Orme’s beautiful new book of poetry and photography, Volcano Songs, offers an emotive exploration of the ineffable energy of… Read More
From Carolee Schneemann’s Meat Joy (1964) and Cindy Sherman’s Untitled #175 (1987) to Sarah Lucas’ Self-Portrait with Fried Eggs (1996),… Read More
Despite being a small brand, AIR PANGEA has some very big goals – namely to encourage the fashion industry to… Read More
In 2014, The Hepatitis C Trust hosted their first-ever Art on a Postcard auction, intended to be a one-off secret… Read More
Throughout the history of art, love, desire and partnership have been powerful driving forces in the creation of triumphant works,… Read More