“Be daring, be different, be impractical, be anything that will assert integrity of purpose and imaginative vision against the play-it-safers, the creatures of the commonplace, the slaves of the ordinary.”
My little sister ‘does the brain’. This is what a lot of people will tell…
Thomas Devaux’s official title is photographer, but that doesn’t immediately spring to mind when I…
The digital age has sent countless artisans back to the proverbial drawing board and into the ever expanding realm of do-it-yourself. Los Angeles-based photographer Alex Prager is one such example of this emerging trend.
The Fine Art Society, as its name suggests, would not you would think welcome, let…
Evidently October in London is Art Fair month. The parks are soon to be bustling…
In the wake of London Fashion Week, Adjoa Wiredu previews the V&A’s latest exhibition, Postmodernism: Style and Subversion, and asks, what exactly is postmodernism?
In our second podcast interview, art curator and film director, Simon Rumley, talks to artists Hugh Mendes and Gordon Cheung about their forthcoming exhibitions this month.
Lawrence visits the Rosenfeld-Porcini Gallery in Fitzrovia, and uncovers one of the greatest lesser-known Spanish artists of our time, with a body of work spanning 50 years. Welcome to the world of Enrique Brinkmann.
In our first installment of podcast interviews, writer, film director and art curator, Simon Rumley, interviews contemporary London artists, Jasper Joffe and Harry Pye, about their latest exhibition in Shoreditch this month.
When it comes to large scale fairs, the art world has its calendar pretty much…
Aah, remember those days of making collages in art classes in primary school? Cutting up…