FAD Magazine covers contemporary art- News, Exhibitions, Interviews and cool art stuff reported on from London
Meet Joseph Munyao Mutuku the painter of Kenyan modern life who plans to shift the color of African art history…. Read More
During the past couple of weeks, the London art world came back to life with a bang with the return… Read More
Big Yin, a contemporary art gallery, in the heart of St-Leonards-on-Sea, has opened with a group show ‘ALL TOGETHER NOW’… Read More
Artist Amy Beager spoke to Lee Sharrock about her career to date, the ‘Cassandra Syndrome’, her inspirations ranging from classical… Read More
New gallery where’s the frame? has announced PAPER MODE – their first-ever virtual exhibition presenting up-and-coming London based artists
Its always been a thing of London that the really cool stuff bubbles up on the outskirts in the suburbs away from the prying eyes & the clutches of the vampiresque cultural elite
Mount Stuart Trust – the charity running the extraordinary Neo-Gothic mansion on the Isle of Bute and a broad corresponding cultural programme – are pleased to share their 2021 contemporary visual arts exhibition look ahead announcement.
An online contemporary exhibition, produced in the midst of the third UK COVID-19 lockdown, by students of Central Saint Martins’ BA Fine Art 4D pathway
An unusual art exhibition that tells the story of the year through the eyes of 160+ artists opens this week in South East London.
New York-based painter Jennifer Packer recalibrates art historical approaches to portraiture and still life, casting these enduring genres in a… Read More
Group show ‘tangled up in blue’ presented by ethical art collecting platform Purslane is aiming to raise money for Shelter…. Read More
Restaurant Blau at the Greulich Hotel in Zurich joins forces with the Electric Art Collective to present Kunst im Blau,… Read More
TOUCH ME encouraged 51 artists to combat, ridicule and pacify the Covid-induced withdrawal of the sense of touch by physically interacting with their own artworks.
A new gallery, founded by Marlee Katz and Danielle Dewar, is opening in New York. Tchotchke Gallery, directed by two… Read More
As students’ struggle amidst the covid-19 pandemic struggle to survive, Liverpool John Moores BA students are taking action to showcase their work. Faced by multiple Degree Shows cancellation, postponement, and ‘online-only’ surrogates – long criticised by many – the Liverpool institution is launching their final exhibition… “on Mars”.
Sarah Martin is a bold up and coming artist, Sarah’s first solo exhibition is set to launch at the Alex Eagle shop in Soho during Frieze Week
Marcus Dove has been developing a pyrotechnical practice where he uses smoke grenades, explosives and a handmade, electrical missile launcher in order to address ‘creation via destruction’.
Hush Hush: Conversations with Myself is an interdisciplinary art and music event curated by Concrete Assembly at Guest Projects, East London This is a group show of individual moving-image and painting language works, they can be viewed as a series of monologues, co-exist only within self and dialogue.
NEW WORK PART II: MATERIAL – a group show forming the second edition in a three-part exhibition series has been extended its now on till Thursday this week
Gimmel will be Miriam Austin’s second solo exhibition at Bosse & Baum. Based in London, New Zealand-born Austin has a rich multidisciplinary practice that explores the relationship between ritual, myth, ecological fragility, and the politics of the body
An exploration of female identity and “what it means to identify as gender non-binary” takes centre stage for Christabel McGreevy’s first solo exhibition Glut curated by Antonia Marsh.
Inês Neto Dos Santos is a Portuguese artist who recently graduated from the Royal College of Arts in London. She has always demonstrated a keen interest in the relation between human beings and the elements surrounding their daily lives.
Marlon Diggs is a self-taught artist from Newport News, VA living in the Washington DC area. Born in 1987 Diggs began to pursue art as a child drawing everything from cartoons, comics, action figures and athletes.
After two sell out exhibitions in Lebanon, Lebanese contemporary artist Jules Bakhos brings his new exhibition Paperplanes to London. We managed to catch up with Jules ahead of his first solo exhibition in London.
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