Just a week after a Jubilee inspired Banksy piece turned up in London the elusive artist has revealed a new set of paintings. The new paintings are of course very typically Banksy with each of them making some kind of comment on… read more »
Never one to sit quietly on an issue street artist Eine has painted a new, very politically current, message on a wall in Old Street. The new piece has been painted over the top of Eine’s previous work which simply… read more »
Fancy yourself as a bit of an artist do you? Well then why not get involed in this new competition from Boxpark and Let’s Be Brief, The Art of Winning. Taking the Olympics as inspiration The Art Of Winning competition… read more »
Yayoi Kusama, Tate Modern- on now until 5th June 2012 ‘…a polka-dot has the form of the sun, which is a symbol of the energy of the whole world and our living life, and also the form of the moon,… read more »
The Max Wigram Gallery presents a select exhibition of ‘NO NEW WORK’ by Czech artist and Research Professor at Manchester Metropolitan University’s School of Art, Pavel Büchler. ‘NO NEW WORK’, Büchler’s humorously defiant admission that none of what you see… read more »
‘Various Arrangements’ extends conceptual British artist Jamie Shovlin’s interest in exploring ‘the fallibility of classification systems’, exploring an absurdist premise: that intellectual prowess can be ranked and scored according to a colour coded points system. Shovlin is known for his… read more »
Vandalog Street Art Tour is returning to East London for the summer months. If you haven’t heard of Vandalog then chances are you should probably go on this tour. Vandalog are one of the leading international street art blogs, experts… read more »
Ever wondered what famous film posters would look like if other artists could redesign them? If so then these new posters for Moonrise Kingdom are for you. Moonrise Kingdom is the latest film from legendary director Wes Anderson and all… read more »
Andrew Macgregor tells us what makes him tick and what he simply couldn’t work without. What tools couldn’t you live without? Glue Gun, HB pencils with erasers, Retractable pencils with erasers, Cutting mat, 10A Scalpels, Retractable scalpels, Metal rulers, Faber-Castell black… read more »
Nelly Duff is the art partner curating an installation of 10 old bangers for Lovebox this June and she has some really exciting people involved in the arty side of the festival. Unloved and destined for the scrapheap, Nelly Duff will… read more »
Who remembers the gross but oh so collectable Garbage Pail Kids stickers? I am certain that they are the sole reason kids at school got gross names – Luke Puke etc. But they weren’t merely the grossed illustrations the makers could get… read more »
Clerkenwell Design Week starts on the 22nd May, that’s tomorrow! Clerkenwell Design Week celebrates the area’s artistic merit opening its 60 something showrooms, has shows and pop ups from the wealth of creative agencies that are based in the area as well… read more »
White Cube Gallery, London
Not content with monopolising the Tate Modern this summer Damien Hirst is also hosting another exhibition, Two Weeks One Summer, at the White Cube gallery. Taking over the White Cube in Bermondsey for the first time Hirst will be exhibiting
Flaere Gallery, London
At the latest exhibition at the Flaere Gallery you’ll get three artists for the price of one, each as cool as the next. Spring Medley is a group show featuring Alan Delaney, Christopher Boffoli and Alexander Hamilton all bringing their
Hoxton Art Gallery, London
The Pleasure Principal exhibition at Hoxton Gallery is curated by Director Matthew Nickerson to celebrate the gallery’s first anniversary. Investigating the mode of 21st century living and contemporary consumerist culture the exhibition welcomes a range of artists to take part
The Little Black Gallery, London
The Little Black Gallery’s summer show will be Hidden World, a collection of still like images by artist Gered Mankowitz ans landscapes by Victoria Upton. Gered Mankowitz is normally known for his rock photography, capturing people like Jimi Hendrix, The Rolling
The Arts Gallery, London
Nicol Vizioli’s work is shown in a complete series by Shadows on Parade at The Arts Gallery, Holborn. The series of photographs center around mythology and dream sequences and new works have also been created just for this exhibition.
Design Museum, London
The Design Museum are offering a guided tour of the Christian Louboutin show followed by a special dinner at the Blueprint Café restaurant with exhibition curator Donna Loveday. Over dinner Donna will speak about her methods of curation and motivations behind this landmark show.
The Book Club, London
Confession In Water is an exhibition at The Book Club by artist Dio Lau, a visual artist and graphic designer who studied Book Arts at Camberwell College of Arts. His work visualises an inner state of mind. The exhibition has been curated
Natural History Museum, London
The latest exhibition to go on display at the Natural History Museum is Wild Planet, an intimate look at the world around us. Wild Planet features 80 photographs from the Photographer of the Year award and shows some of the world’s
