As you might already know by now porn sites are getting a new home. No longer will they be confined to www. websites they’ll have their own special place on the internet with sites beginning xxx. … you get the… read more »
Here at Jack HQ we’re not usually ones to gush over something overly romantic but this video is pretty bloody brilliant. Made by American note book company Field Notes the video is thoughtful, charming, funny & sweet so put judgement… read more »
Canadian artist Janice Wu is known for her works inspired by every day objects we find tucked away in our pockets or at the bottom of our bags. Exploring ‘how seemingly worthless objects have potential for whimsy and how the… read more »
Steve Wheen, The Pothole Gardener has been making us feel all countryfied this morning with his mini gardens that are cropping up around East London. Steve has started to fill up the potholes in East London with mini living worlds… read more »
It may be hard to believe but piles of rubbish and twisted metal can make beautiful art pieces when put together correctly. The reason why we know is the artists Tim Noble and Sue Webster who have constructed 3D piles of rubbish… read more »
A mysterious street artist has been dubbed Russia’s answer to Banksy for his giant graffiti that in recent months has popped up all over Moscow. Known only as his tag, P183 the artist uses things he finds on the streets… read more »
A great round up of street art in east London here from Hooked blog. The round up includes new work form Insect being his large scale baby heads, Nathan Bowen‘s work on a shutter on Commercial Street and Pablo Delgado filling the streets with his miniature… read more »
Here at Who’s Jack HQ we’re not massive fans of flying. There’s something about being high up above the ground in nothing but a tin can however after seeing these cool graffiti planes we could well begin to change our… read more »
All the way back in 2005 artist David Choe was employed to decorate the then Facebook office, at the time the website was just a start up with it’s owners having no real idea of quite how successful it was going… read more »
Ben Wilson tackles chewing gum on our pavements making them into minni works of art. An exhibition and trail of ben’s work comes to Trinity Buoy Wharf this February. This will be the first exhibition in a new arts programme funded… read more »
London. It’s full of quirkyness and kookyness, artistic endeavours that sit just left of the middle. This Spring (maybe that’s optimistic, Winter) I’m looking forward to VAULT – a three-week festival of theatre, film and music, run by Heritage Arts.… read more »
Clever artist Tim Doyle has taken famous TV locations including Moe’s Tavern and the Kwik-E-Mart from The Simpsons and re-imagined them as real locations for a new exhibition entitled Unreal Estate. Also feeling Doyles creative charms are Satriale’s Pork Store from The Sopranos… read more »
Concrete, London
Stooki is an independent Jewellery & Apparel label that will be part of a live and interactive art installation pop up store put on by Le Scratch and Art Against Knives. Art Against Knives hand Le Scratch team up to launch a
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
The Little Black Gallery, London
The Russian born actor Yul Brynner is currently having his photography honoured in a new exhibition that opened yesterday at The Little Black Gallery. Brynner was rarely seen without a Leica camera around his neck and the works on display
The Little Black Gallery, 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
Pure Evil, London
Pure Evil exhibits artwork from DJ Food’s album ‘The Search Engine’ and Henry Flint’s book ‘Broadcast’. Expect original art, photos, limited edition prints and postcard records, sound installation and more… DJ Food, aka Strictly Kev, has read the British sci-fi
Gagosian Galleries, London
Damien Hirst is back and this time he’s showing off his fine range of spot paintings at the Gagosian Galleries. The exhibition will act as a nice buffer for Hirst fans before his retrospective opens at the Tate in April
The Royal Academy Of Arts, London
This is the first major exhibition of new large-scale landscape works by David Hockney. The vivid paintings are inspired by the East Yorkshire landscape and have been especially created for the galleries at the Royal Academy of Arts. The exhibition
London Transport Museum, London
The London Transport Museum’s new exhibition, Painting by Numbers, is now open. The exhibition displays vintage versions of beautiful and very trendy right now, infographics. The exhibition will neighbour the current exhibition, Sense and the City: smart, connected and on the move.
Foundling Museum, London
An exhibition at the Foundling Museum of recent works by famed illustrator, Quentin Blake. The exhibition has been commissioned by four hospitals in the UK and France bringing more than 60 works to the museum from the series, ‘Our Friends
Tate Modern, London
Tacita Dean’s silent 35mm Film project is currently in the Tate Modern’s iconic Turbine Hall. It is free to visit and has been getting some great reviews. The projection is 11 metres high and aims to showcase Dean’s beloved medium
