Giles Walker talks about ‘Monster’ his biggest ever Animatronic Exhibition

The plan was to ram through the Berlin Wall says Giles. Known for his animatronic sculptures, he is a long … More

It’s the Little Things – Miniature Street Art at the Well Hung Gallery

Artists with an eye for the miniature will be showing at the ‘Well Hung Gallery‘ in Hoxton. Playing on the … More

Landscape artists Sam Peacock and Hannah Ivory Baker will once again join forces in an exhibition inspired by the Cinque … More

Pole dancing robots, dancing for our pleasure, have been installed in Shoreditch. Featuring three robots. Two gyrate on a pole … More

Well known for his expressive portraits popping out of the walls of London. Woskerksi’s latest work features Marie Mcleod, a … More

You might have seen them dotted around the streets of London. Owls peering out from the walls. They are caricatures … More

I always think of the old Ronseal advert when I think of Skeleton Cardboard! Except it’s not a case of … More

The book didn’t disappoint and neither did the exhibition. Cash is King, possibly the most anticipated urban art show of … More

Featuring originals and prints from one of elusive street artist Banksy’s most productive periods. The Lazinc Gallery in Mayfair has … More

Cash is King, the much anticipated art book from the pens and minds of Carrie Reichardt and Bob Osborne remembers … More

It’s an unusual topic choice for sure but the second solo London based exhibition from Fanakapan does indeed choose to … More

The 4th annual Secret Art Prize announced it’s winners at an awards ceremony at the Hoxton Hotel in Shoreditch. Managed … More

It’s a roasting hot day in the city of London and the team at the Delphian Gallery have just finished … More

American sculptural artist Mark Jenkins exhibition of slightly dark humanoid sculptures at the Lazinc Gallery in London’s Mayfair has come … More

Wimbledon Art Studios is a good place to go if your an art fan. Separated into three different blocks. Each … More

It’s 22 March 1968 and a group of students are staging an extended sit in. Protesting at conditions in their … More

I suppose I should have known better! A trip to the seaside sounded appealing and what’s not to like about … More

We’ve always known the artist David Bray as an illustrator! His delicate drawings are such that his style is instantly … More

A photographic essay exploring the most undeveloped and remote part of the Californian coastline is the focus of one of … More

French artist JR known for his giant photographic installations has launched Giants his latest exhibition at the newly opened Lazinc … More

As ever it’s been a busy year here on the blog and we’ve expanded our horizons a bit. From focusing … More

The paradox of social media is how much we depend upon it. Street art is particularly linked in fact it’s … More

“I’ve always been fascinated by painting people” explains David Walker. We are talking in the basement of Soho’s Lawrence Alkin … More

“I don’t think I actually deserve to be here” says my latest interviewee, Alexander Chappell, as he looks around the … More