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We of all people know that trying to get to all the exhibitions on our hit-list can be a heady task at the best of times, so we welcome anything that eases the mammoth task of getting immersed up to our eyeballs in art. Admittedly, it’s not quite the same as getting up close and... Read more
We’re rather fond of bonny Scotland, so are always keen to give a little shout out to the art happenings and goings on up there. Now we’re sure you’ve all heard of the Edinburgh Festival, who has nearly five decades under its belt, but you might not be as aware of it’s younger sister, the... Read more
Just when it thought it was on the verge of uber coolness, Engelbert Humperdinck (aka Arnold George Dorsey), had to go and spoil it all. Despite hosting this year’s Eurovision Song contest in May, Baku, the capital of Azerbaijan is leaping onwards and upwards in the world’s stylish stakes, and has its sights set on... Read more
Having moseyed on down the King’s Road on a balmy spring evening, there was a collective sigh of relief when we crossed the threshold of Proud Chelsea – we were pleased to find that Duffy: The Lost Portraits, was the breath of fresh air we sought. As legend has it, Brian Duffy had something of... Read more
As soon as we got wind of a show in town based on the classic 1970’s musical ‘Annie’ with a darkened twist at its pink frilled edges, we couldn’t wait see it. “We call it ‘The R rated family show’”, the director tells us afterwards, a sly grin spreading across her face. With an overtly... Read more
Forget everything you have ever disliked about stuffy art galleries and head down to Pick Me Up at Somerset House to find a hive of creativity and a wonderland of colour (think beyond the rainbow and far into the reaches of every spot colour and neon you can imagine). Back with their annual contemporary graphic... Read more
This weekend, from Thursday to Saturday (that’s right, we all know the weekend really starts on Thursday), the Underground Rebel Bingo Club returns to London. If you’re not yet familiar with the night, then perhaps you can decipher a little more from their tagline: ‘It’s bingo gone wrong, for a new generation. Don’t bring your... Read more
Seems to be, culture-defining institutions are experiencing something of a coming of age this month. With last Sunday signalling BBC 6 music’s decade-defying tenth birthday, next to pop-out of the party hat is Obsessionart, specialist online purveyor of provocative art who, this week, rejoiced in the arrival of their fifth anniversary. To honour the occasion, the... Read more
The Orion Contemporary team have invited you to make your way to the charming gardens of Bloomsbury to check out the second edition of their exhibition entitled ‘Contemporary Printmaking: From Andy Warhol to the Emerging Generation’. The aim of the show is to exhibit the medium of printmaking as an art form, as well as... Read more
As Berlin’s art crowd heads further south into the depths of Neukölln in search of cheaper rent, so too do the studios and galleries that house them. Nestled down a narrow cobbled side street and overlooked by a late 19th century redbrick water tower, we came across the Agora Collective. Sitting within a small, ramshackle... Read more
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