If this is true it could be one of the greatest things we’ve heard about in quite a considerable amount of time. According to reports Google are to create a pair of Terminator style glasses that will allow users to… read more »
Yesterday it was revealed that this week Kanye West and Jay-Z would be revealing the new video for the next track to be taken from their Watch The Throne album, Ni**as In Paris and ahead of its release we’ve got… read more »
Sickboy announces his first print release of the year. This first limited edition print of 2012 is called King of Undesire. King of Undesire is a print reproduction of one of the artist’s most accomplished paintings to date, which featured at Sickboy’s… read more »
We absolutely love this. Here is a Lego taxidermy deers head that if perfect for anyone who’s a fan of the art form but can’t quite bring themselves to mount a stuffed animals head on their wall. It comes with… read more »
We’re absolutely loving these new pictures from French photographer Thomas Czarnecki who gives Disney heroines reimagined unhappy endings. The pictures have been taken as part of his From Enchantment to Down series and feature depictions of the likes of Alice in Wonderland,… read more »
Remember a few weeks ago we told you about David Choe the artist who originally painted the first ever Facebook HQ and instead of accepting a $2,000 pay cheque opted for shares in the company which are now estimated to… read more »
The Peckham Terminator, Fenton, Rebecca Black… they all have two things in common. The first is that they’re all internet based virals that have had us pressing the ‘rewatch’ button over the past few years and secondly, they’ve all been given the… read more »
Ahead of his retrospective at Tate Modern in April Time magazine have grabbed Damien Hirst for a chat and you can check out the results in the video above. Speaking about his spot paintings and while he is showing them… read more »
Gorillaz co-creator and all round amazing illustrator and artist Jamie Hewlett has teamed up with Absolut Vodka for this limited edition collaboration bottle. The design has been created for Absolut Vodka London and is said to capture London’s creativity and… read more »
Nearly four years after they teamed up to work on Bird’s Nest Olympic stadium (above) in Beijing Chinese artist Ai Weiwei and Swiss architects Herzog & de Meuron are to team up for a special London 2012 project. The two creative minds will… read more »
Lets face it, a good dance scene can make a film and we’re not chatting Footloose or Save The Last Dance we’re talking Pulp Fiction and Little Miss Sunshine. One man that seems to agree with us is Brazilian artist Niege… read more »
If you’ve passed through the eastern end of Old Street today you may have noticed that the billboards in the area have been covered in poetry by Scottish artist Robert Montgomery. Part of his new exhibition It Turned Out This Way Cos… read more »
St Martin's Lane Hotel, London
London based photographer du jour, Bella Howard has an exhibition in the front room gallery of St Martins Lane. This is her second exhibition that includes a ‘day in the life of’ collection, Polaroid portraits and fanzines from her teens.
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 atCULTIVATE, London
Six contemporary artists. A diversity of disciplines. A range of media. Taking place at Cultivate, Vyner Street, an artist run gallery built on a diy collective framework that evolves and revolves around the local art scene, Stable States is an exciting
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
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
