Leftfield Art To Enjoy This Autumn
With the country in collective mourning over the death of the queen if you want to hide away from the… Read More
Tag: music
A Look at How Music as an Artform Shapes Society
Perhaps it only takes a walk through history to understand the role that music plays in shaping a society or… Read More
Jacob Love wins the Concord Art Prize with his three-channel audio-visual installation.
Jacob Love wins the Concord Art Prize with his three-channel audio-visual installation, created in response to Rodgers & Hammerstein’s My… Read More
Artlist: The Number One Location for the Best Royalty-Free Music
You can tell the quality and reputation of the best in the business when their name is known even by… Read More
4 Lesser Known Apps for Music Lovers
Calling all music lovers out there, are you constantly on the hunt for apps that appeal to your musical interests?… Read More
The Showroom presents IN·FLO·RES·CENCE – collision of art and music to explore the socio-political power of jazz
The Showroom, a contemporary art space based in London, teamed up with Filmmaker Producer Reece Ewing to present IN·FLO·RES·CENCE – a major new project which sees 12 musicians from across the globe create new compositions in response to daily life during the pandemic.
‘We found it rolled up in a tube’: Alice Cooper discovers Warhol classic after 40 years
The rock star Alice Cooper has found an Andy Warhol masterpiece that could be worth millions “rolled up in a tube” in a storage locker.
How galleries became the best places to rave
Bad sound and indifferent crowds have traditionally made galleries dangerous places for live music, but a new breed of curators are changing the tune
Judy Chicago on the Beatles: ‘They represent things we have lost – hope and freedom’
For Sgt Pepper’s 50th anniversary, the great psychedelic visionary of feminist art has created a giant mop-top mural inspired by Fixing a Hole – a song that sums up what she has spent her entire career doing
Desert X: the arid biennial that’s bringing land art to Coachella
The likes of Doug Aitken have decamped to the outskirts of Palm Springs to exhibit large-scale works that challenge the history of the western expansion and appear along the route to a certain music festival
Martin Creed’s bleak anti-carol should be Christmas No 1
With his song It’s You, Turner-winning artist Martin Creed has made the perfect antidote to the commercialised positivity of Christmas
We love the art of Slaves’ Laurie Vincent.
We love the art Slaves’ Laurie Vincent is producing, its has the same fun/joy of a lot of painters doing stuff in L.A at the moment.
Andreas Gursky and Richie Hawtin: experiments in sound and vision
The photographer, famous for his huge, detailed panoramas, has joined forces with the techno pioneer for a show that caters to the swiping generation
From Hotline Bling to Nuit Blanche: how music video directors turned to art
Director X and Floria Sigismondi’s videos for Drake and Rihanna have generated millions of YouTube views, but now the pair have moved into a different arena for an ambitious new project
Pink Floyd’s psychedelic revolution will rock the V&A
Museum to celebrate career of pioneers who transformed live music with their dazzling light shows
Public house music: Mark Fell on making art in a derelict boozer
In the dark days of the 1980s, ravers in Sheffield discovered politics, pirate radio and MDMA. Mark Fell explains why he’s channelling Heidegger for his installation on an infamous Sheffield estate
Iggy Pop poses naked for Jeremy Deller exhibition
The Stooges frontman was drawn nude for a show at the Brooklyn Museum, masterminded by Jeremy Deller who said: ‘His body has witnessed much and should be documented’
Musicians prepare to battle like Bruce Lee at Institute of Contemporary Arts
Experimental installation Enter the Dragon combines music and martial arts in project inspired by iconic mirror scene in 1973 Hollywood film
Zoobs’ Warhol inspired film for “Weeds” star Meital Dohan’s new track
Watch the Warhol inspired video to the singer’s new track
Garma: art and politics come together for a moving Arnhem Land festival
In the historic clan-gathering place, people of all nations enjoy the bunggul sunset dances, clan stories, bark painting and deep soul music
Southbank Centre bans street art event celebrating skate park’s salvation
After a ceremonial event to mark the preservation of the hallowed undercroft is blocked, skaters must question how open the space really is
Kanye West and Paul McCartney ring in 2015 with new collaboration, Only One
Rapper releases first new material since acclaimed Yeezus album and tour, potentially to be featured on his upcoming LP
A history of Sony’s successes and failures
Founded in 1946, the Japanese company has broken Hollywood, changed the world of music and invented the robot dog, but it wasn’t always plain sailing