There’s a staple phrase which journalists like to use when describing the work of a new artistic talent. Particularly if…
Lollipop Gallery Opens in Spitalfields
There is an undeniable freshness about Spitalfields newest gallery. The walls have been whitewashed and the wooden floorboards have been…
Frieze Art Fair 2014 Sculpture Exhibition in Regents Park
The artistic behemouth that is the Frieze Art Fair sculpture exhibition of 2014 parked itself once more in Regents Park.…
10 Artists which the Other Art Fair has taught us we should be looking out for
One of the country’s largest art fairs has been taking place this weekend in the East End of London. The…
Mr Cenz Exhibition ‘Distortions’ at the Pure Evil Gallery
Look around the streets of Shoreditch and Brick Lane and it’s likely that at some point you’ll see some work…
Alex Chinneck creates a floating building in Covent Garden and a Melting House made of wax in Bankside
Look hard enough around London and you never know what you’ll find. Works of art abound and it’s not just…
Love and Peace Flower Sculpture by Ana Tzarev in London
Just up the road from the Tate Britain on London’s Millbank sits a giant purple flower! Overlooking the Thames and…
The Hepworth Gallery, the Jewel in Wakefields Crown
It may seem an unlikely location for one of the country’s newest and most impressive art galleries but the northern…
Interview with Sabina Andron as she curates her first group show at the Curious Duke Gallery
It seems right that we should be meeting in Leake Street! The famous legal graffiti spot underneath the arches of…
Artists Paint for Peace in Shoreditch with Events Leading up to International Peace Day
International Alerts ‘Talking Peace‘ festival has been getting into full swing throughout the month of September with a whole range…
Interview with Artist John McCarthy as he Crumples Paper and Paints Portraits
I’ve always had a strange fondness for Flemish glass! Odd you might think that I should bring this up in…
Talking Peace Festival Launches in London and uses Street Art to start a Conversation
International Alerts Talking Peace festival has launched in London with a celebration of World Food and great art! The idea…
Interview with Street Artist AR as she prepares for her show with Boxhead at the Well Hung Gallery
I do enjoy going to Camden. Now, admittedly that in itself isn’t suprising it is a cool place, if a…
Public Paint Jam at Sclater Street Stalls brings Street Art to the Masses
For lovers of live street art one of the best places to see artists in action is every other Saturday…
Five Historical Wonders Underneath the City of London
London has a long and glorious history. Over years and years it has transformed itself. Today the city that we…
Artists Unite for Peace as Part of International Alert’s Talking Peace Campaign in London
“Peace begins with words. Peace begins with people and communities talking to each other and finding common ground, or…
Lucy Sparrows Felt Cornershop Opens on Wellington Row in Bethnal Green
“I never knew that I needed this in my life, but I did, I really did.” The overheard thoughts of…
A Curious Route Walking Tour around Whitecross Street and the Barbican
One area often overlooked given it’s proximity to the likes of Shoreditch, the City and Clerkenwell is the bohemian paradise…
Soldier Remembered as Poppies flood the Tower of London
The moat around the ancient and iconic Tower of London have been turned into a sea of red ceramic poppies.…
Roy’s People and Sam Peacock Exhibition in Covent Garden
If you draw a line from one end of the artistic spectrum to the other. It is highly likely that…
Art and Artists of the Hackney Wicked Festival 2014
The Hackney Wicked festival is fast becoming the sort of event that needs to be scheduled into the calender well in…
A Photographic Journey Along Brick Lane by Lewis Phillips
Brick Lane is at the heart of London’s East End and attracts more than it’s fair share of photographers drawn…
John and George a homage to a man and his dog at the Howard Griffin Gallery
John and George is the story of one man, his dog and the extraordinary story of how he went from…
Italian Street Artist Alo prepares for his solo show ‘Hail to the Loser’ at the Saatchi Gallery
Italian artist Alo has become a regular on London streets over the past two years. His abstract portraiture having become…
Highlights from the Whitecross Street Party 2014
This years Whitecross Street Party proved to be just as fun and eclectic as it’s previous incarnations. For Inspiring City…