It’s an interesting character arc, but in truth, it’s nothing new. People have always had to contend with their parents’ mistakes.
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The 5 Fine Arts of Las Vegas
Most people come to Las Vegas for the Strip and the casino experience. However, unknown to many, the city is a great destination for art.
Continue Reading...Escape England this summer head to the East Coast of Scotland for your art
This weekend Edinburgh Print Makers opened its doors to its’ new £11 million pound home in the city’s Fountainbridge district, giving the Scottish capital one of the largest printmaking and studio spaces for artists in Europe.
Continue Reading...The AR Applications We Don’t See Coming
When Fad Magazine posted in January about must-have tech accessories, VR headsets were included. It won’t be long before these are more or less ubiquitous
Continue Reading...London’s Best Art Events of 2019
2018 saw a host of London’s finest art events to date, including The Barbican’s Modern Couples exhibition, the V&A’s Frida Kahlo show, and the Design Museum’s Hope to Nope: Graphics and Politics exhibition.
Continue Reading...10 Ways to Décor Your Living Room with Wallpics Photo
Home décor is one of the most important parts of our daily life. When we talk about home décor, we cannot ignore the walls which are the essence of any building.
Continue Reading...Interview with artist Adam Ball about his new exhibition Remnants and Realisations
I manged to catch up with artist Adam Ball to talk about his new exhibition Remnants and Realisations. Remnants and Realisations has been a year in the making and is your first show to incorporate sculpture. How did you arrive at this juncture? I’ve spent the last 20 years painting, or at least making only […]
Continue Reading...MaloMalo Presents ‘Digital Bodies’: A Queer Exhibition on Virtual Reality and The Body.
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
Life Before and After Smartphones
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 – […]
Continue Reading...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.
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