Out from the Downs – Reflections on Art and the Sussex Landscape

“When choosing the projects that you do as an artist, it’s really important to be able to have a sense … More

BoohooMan and the Exploitation of Street Artists

Just before the World Cup, the fashion chain Boohoo ran a campaign starring Dele, the popular England footballer. Anticipated to … More

Some call Shoreditch London’s capital of street art. It’s certainly the home to many famous names and notable pieces but … More

London is full of secret mysterious spots which, although often in plain sight, can reveal a whole load of mystery … More

A couple of months ago we were asked to contribute to a feature on the travel site ebookers called ‘London … More

The Curtain Theatre in Shoreditch has long been lost, but a development in the area where it once stood is … More

Possibly the laziest and most unsatisfying form of ‘preservation’ is the current fad of preserving the facade of an old … More

The smashing of the windows on Brick Lanes quirky ‘Cereal Killer Cafe’ hit the news this week. It’s perpetrators, a … More

Every now and then you come across cool little projects when trawling Facebook or Instagram which, nestled amongst the mundane … More

It’s fair to say that London likes to embrace the unusual, the offbeat and pretty much anyone who likes to … More

It’s now been just over a year and a half since my first blog post, a rather clumsy affair entitled … More

by Eleni Duke, Curator of the Curious Duke Gallery Surrealism is a movement most people associate with the likes of … More

Silwex House on Quaker Street just off from Brick Lane is not the sort of place one would normally expect … More

There has been a lot in the press this year about a piece of work by Banksy. Called ‘Slave Labour’. … More

Well I finally decided to take the plunge and try my hand at a blog. I live in London but … More