Van Gogh: The Immersive Experience
The digitisation of art is a phenomenon the art market has been slowly witnessing for years, accelerated by the limitations imposed by the pandemic. [...]
VHILS Solo Show – Latency @ Danysz Gallery, Shanghai
A new solo show by Portuguese street artist Alexandre Farto, aka Vhils, opens this month at Danysz Gallery in Shanghai, with a selection of previously unpublished works. [...]
Alice in Wonderland
Fall down the rabbit hole with a new exhibition at London’s V&A Museum celebrating the style and influence of Alice in Wonderland. We’re not sure whether art imitates life or life imitates art, but in [...]
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 [...]
