We want the Red Ball Project to come to our city, London please. Kurt Perschke’s big red balls are made of vinyl and are like huge bouncy balls. The huge balls are currently touring different cities including ones in the… read more »
This month controversial Chinese artist Ai Weiwei launches his first solo exhibition in Sweden and while many of us wont be able to get over there to see it we’ve got our hands on a sneak peek at what the… read more »
In our humble opinion artist Damien Cuypers is a genius and these portraits created at London Fashion Week just prove our point. If you’re not familiar with Cuypers work he is a portrait painter who is the man behind The… read more »
The streets of Hackney have been given a rather bizarre make over this morning after art collective Yarnbombers worked their magic. Just outside Hackney Town Hall trees have been given a knitted coat to keep them warm through these chilly days.… read more »
Superheroes. They’re just so damn cool aren’t they? Not only do they have alter egos, out of this world powers and go around saving people in distress but they also manage to wear some of the most ridiculous outfits ever… read more »
This is a great little video to show the recent collaboration between Selfridges windows and It’s Nice That, the Word-a-Coaster. The Word-a-Coaster is part of the Selfridges reading season, Words Words Words. It’s Nice That constructed a 14 foot high fortune-telling… read more »
We got a Nokia Luma as part of their Amazing Collective before Christmas and we have been really impressed by it. We have been further impressed by their advertising campaign behind it making these short Little Amazing shows from all… read more »
Illustrator David Bray graduated from Central St. Martins, London with a degree in Graphic Design in 1992 and has been a freelance illustrator since 1996. His pieces are simple with little colour and center around portraits of women. He has worked freeland for… read more »
While these new images by artist Jon Rafman aren’t the first time Google Street View has found itself the subject of an art piece we think they may well be our favourites. Dubbed as the images Google didn’t want you… read more »
It’s not that often we find ourselves appreciating the beauty of a building but when we saw this Starbucks in Fukuoka, Japan we genuinely were in awe. Designed by Kengo Kuma the Starbucks coffee shop is situated near the famous Dazaifu Tenmangu shrine… read more »
This week Trafalgar Square will be making way for a new installation on its famous fourth plinth. Up until this week the place was taken up by a giant sculpture of Nelson’s HMS Victory by artist Yinka Shonibare but now a… read more »
As anyone who’s passed through London’s Selfridges over the past few weeks will know the shop are currently holding a season called Words Words Words. Part of that season Selfridges and arts magazine/website It’s Nice That have created a Word-a-Coaster which… read more »
ICA, London
In Numbers : Serial Publications By Artists Since 1955 has been launched by the ICA London to celebrate various zines and art aphemera. In Numbers: Serial Publications by Artists Since 1955 is composed of past pieces of serial publications produced by
Cob Gallery, London
Pete Doherty exhibits at the Cob Gallery Camden with On Blood : A Portrait of the Artist. This is a collection of Pete’s blood paintings including a self portrait of Amy Winehouse done in her own blood. Petes blood (and normal paint)
Imitate Modern , London
Tyler Shields‘ latest exhibition Beyond The Gates, launches next Thursday at the Imitate Modern, Marylebone. ‘Hollywood’s Favourite Photographer’ Tyler Shields had a hugely successful show in London last year with GQ pitting him as one of the 100 Best Things In The World which
Robilant + Voena Gallery, London
We all love a bit of LaChapelle with his bright magazine images and beautiful and over the top photographs. His exhibition Earth Laughs At Flowers is on this and next month at the Robilant + Voena Gallery in Dover Street.
Design Museum, London
Dates for the Christian Louboutin exhibition at the Design Museum London have now been announced and you can find pre-sale tickets to the exhibition available now at Ticketweb. The exhibition is a major retrospective and is the main event for
Stolen Space Gallery, London
Love and Hate is a group exhibition on this February at Stolen Space Gallery. This is Stolen Space’s first show of 2012 an it is all based around that ever popular topic come February, Valentines Day. The gallery say they
Stolen Space Gallery, London
Usugrow has his only London Exhibition at Stolen Space gallery at the Truman Brewery this May. Usugrow started drawing in 1993 by creating punk rock flyers. His signature style is instantly recognisable being tattoo influenced, black and White one that
Tate Modern, London
Long before Damien Hirst was putting dots on art pieces Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama was using the technique to make vibrant, attention grabbing art pieces and now her work is being put on display as part of a retrospective at
National Portrait Gallery, London
Following his death last year a new exhibition of Lucian Freud’s portraits are going on display at The National Portrait Gallery this month. One of the most important and influential artists of a generation this exhibition will celebrate his paintings
UCL, London
Yep you read it right, Art By Animals is a new exhibition recently opened at the Grant Museum of Zoology where you can view works by elephants, chimps, gorillas and orang-utans from all over the world. Looking at whether animals can
Tony's Gallery, London
I do not expect to be a mother but I do expect to die alone, is the first UK solo show from American artist Olek and it kicked off in London this week at Tony’s Gallery. Olek is known for
Natural History Museum, London
The Natural History Museum brings together an amazing collection of images from Captain Robert Falcon Scott’s last expedition to Antarctica in 1910-1913, the Terra Nova. As well as images, Scott’s Last Expedition features rare artefacts used by Scott’s team and
The Book Club, London
The Book Club puts on this exhibition by Emli Asgrimsson which will be his first at Book Club. ‘An Icelandic native that has been studying in London for 3 years at the renowned Central St. Martins College of Art & Design.
Simon Lee Gallery, London
British artist Toby Ziegler comes to Simon Lee Gallery in Mayfair for his third solo exhibition of new work. ‘This group of paintings and sculptures deal with ideas of memory in an age of digital technology. The works trace an analogy
The Aram Gallery, London
Send To Print/Print To Send is a new exhibition at the Aram Gallery which focuses on the use of 3D printing in the design world. Among the works on display will be designs from companies and individual designers who are
London Transport Museum, London
Sense And The City is the latest exhibition at the London Transport Museum. For the show they asked people to submit their favourite snaps from around the capital, taking on smart phones and personal cameras the pictures are said to
Scream Gallery, London
Philosophy will clip an Angel’s wings, Conquer all mysteries by rule and line, Empty the haunted air, and gnomed mine - Unweave a rainbow, as it erewhile made The tender-person’d Lamia melt into a shade. John Keats, Lamia, 1884 Scream
Design Museum, London
The Design Museum puts on a showcase of all the nominations for the Designs of the Year 2012. Exhibition curator Ria Hawthorn comments ‘From the everyday practicality of a carefully crafted dining chair to the thought-provoking solar powered 3D printing machine
