Photo by bruce mars from Pexels Once the smartphone was placed in our hands, there was just no going back to the way things were before. Although the first smartphone was invented in 1992, it’s hard to dispute the fact that it was the iPhone in 2007 that changed everything about how we communicate – […]
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Significant growth forecast in the heat-not-burn sector
The heat-not-burn market will post a compound annual growth rate of more than 24 per cent between 2018-2222, according to market research.
Continue Reading...Centauro the horse-like disaster response robot with karate chopping hoofs.
Engineers at the Italian Institute of Technology (IIT) have built a disaster response robot with a horse-like form. Based on the design of a centaur
Continue Reading...INTERVIEW: British artist and architect, Mark Dziewulski, exhibits work from the Venice Biennale 2017 for the first time in London
FAD caught up with British artist and architect, Mark Dziewulski ahead of his new exhibition where he will be exhibiting some of his work from the Venice Biennale 2017 for the first time in London.
Continue Reading...Unique collection of classic 1st editions with original dust-jackets created by leading artists and Designers Auctioned to Benefit House of Illustration.
This December, Sotheby’s London will offer a collection of 33 first editions of classic books, each with a beautifully original dust-jacket, created and generously donated by leading artists and designers to benefit House of Illustration.
Continue Reading...New research shows given a level playing field women artists slam men.
New research from Artfinder has shown that given a level playing field (Art platform) women artists outperform their male counterparts.
Continue Reading...Interview with British artist Emily Mulenga #TakingUpSpace
Taking Up Space is the first major solo presentation by British artist Emily Mulenga.
Continue Reading...Artist Tom Sachs teams up with Nike for NIKECraft
Recently contemporary artist Tom Sachs teamed up with Nike to present an artisanal capsule collection, NIKECraft.
Continue Reading...ANDROMEDAN SAD GIRL Florence Peake & Tai Shani
Andromedan Sad Girl is the first major collaborative exhibition by artists Florence Peake and Tai Shani. Through ambitious new sculptural works and wall paintings, the artists will create an immersive and imaginary site of a lost pre-symbolic civilization.
Continue Reading...OPEN CALL: UK artists and practitioners invited to breathe new life into Waltham Forest’s unloved spaces
Making Places is an ambitious £1m arts and cultural programme, funded by Waltham Forest Council, aiming to revitalise the area with artwork
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