Review of Design Museum’s Electronic: From Kraftwerk to The Chemical Brothers
The Design Museum’s celebration of electronic music comes at a time where the imminent lockdown, closure of clubs and an ever growing list of social restrictions have choked this dynamic yet seemingly fragile industry. The [...]
The Big (Hearted) Art Auction
In a bid to support The Big Issue’s network of sellers who are currently faced with increased hardship on the streets, a high profile auction went live earlier this month at The Auction Collective. Big [...]
Environmental Art Series – Takashi Kuribayashi
Takashi Kuribayashi aims to make the unseen visible in his thought-provoking artworks which have been exhibited all around the globe; from his Japanese birth town of Nagasaki, Tokyo and China, to Italy, France and the [...]
World-class neon art from east London
To applause from around the globe, artist Marcus Bracey has been continuing the illuminating work of his late father, “the Godfather of Neon”. Chris Bracey gained a cult following for his unique upcycled creations which [...]
Arts Corps, the youth education programme that paints a better picture
“Without the arts, we don’t have a way to capture what’s happening in society (positive and negative), reflect on and critique it, showcase or illuminate it…” (James Miles, Arts Corps). When it comes to a [...]
Culturally-enriching takeaways from Lockdown – Part 1
Blogger Nina Rennie speaks to some of London’s culture vultures and creatives on how they coped during the COVID-19 lockdown, and what they drew on for inspiration and support. Sheryl Garratt “I am so grateful [...]
Let’s head back to… The National Gallery
After an unprecedented 111 days with its doors closed, the National Gallery began welcoming visitors again on 8 July, making it the first major national art museum to reopen in the UK following the COVID-19 [...]
