ArtCan Adapt
Artists have needed support more than ever during recent pandemic-tainted times, and one London-based art organisation is leading the way with the development of a new hybrid exhibition format. [...]
Environmental Art: Nils Udo
“By elevating the natural space to a work of art, I opened myself to reality, to the liveliness of nature – I had overcome the gap between art and life.” These are the words of [...]
Prix Pictet’s Confinement and Hope
As we soak up regained freedom of movement and the joy of wandering around reopened galleries, the more time-starved art lovers amongst us should note there are still some brilliant works being showcased online. Two [...]
Art in the Age of Now
Over 40 of London’s most esteemed contemporary artists are taking over a formerly deserted historic building for an exciting new multi-disciplinary exhibition, and admission is free. ‘Art in the Age of Now’, overseen by the [...]
Environmental Art Series: Vitor Schietti
“Being vividly present” is, as Vitor Schietti explains, “one of the simplest yet hardest things to do in our hyper-connected and distracting world.” This focus on presence is at the heart of the acclaimed photographer/filmmaker’s [...]
Hyper Functional, Ultra Healthy – The 2021 Edition
How can art help us navigate through times of crisis such as these and create space for us to reconnect with the planet and each other? This is the key question explored by the Somerset [...]
Love and Light from Yemen
One of our favourite creative discoveries this winter combines the preservation of an ancient craft with design-led solar-powered innovation. Yemen is known for its rich artisanal heritage but decades of instability and conflict have left [...]
