Marc Chagall: Bible
“I did not see the Bible, I dreamed it. Ever since early childhood, I have been captivated by the Bible. It has always seemed to me and still seems today the greatest source of poetry [...]
Seven Magic Mountains by Ugo Rondinone
Seven Magic Mountains by Ugo Rondinone is located approximately 10 miles south of Las Vegas Boulevard. This translates into a 40-minute ride into the desert with a mildly confused Uber driver. Soon the reason for [...]
London Nights at The Museum of London
Whether you’re a Londoner born n’ bred or you just love living in or visiting the capital city, there’s something special about the Museum of London’s latest portrayal of this great metropolis. London Nights [...]
It’s alive! Automata and us
Automata have an enduring interest. The rise of examination (and to a degree anxiety) into AI, the digital world and its intersection with art, music, culture and society, means the exhibition at Compton Verney comes [...]
Vertically Challenging
The summer is always the perfect time for group shows and one of them, still open this month, has caught our eyes. ‘Verticality’, an exhibition currently at Rosenfeld Porcini gallery in Fitzrovia, approaches the Verticality/Horizontality [...]
London Nights exhibition: the capital from dusk until dawn
In darkness, everything changes. The environment becomes unpredictable, the streets we walk by day shift from familiar to not, buildings masquerade as monsters, and ordinary people are imbued with an extra magic. That’s the premise [...]
The Infinite Dimensions of Maurits Cornelis Escher
Maurits Cornelis Escher (1898-1972) is a Dutch artist equally famous for his never-ending staircases and his millions of sales (not to mention the fact that he turned down the mighty Rolling Stones when Mick Jagger [...]