Peaches and Pixie Geldof, Norman Foster and everyday Londoners who have had a profound impact on the capital will be the focus of a new exhibition of artworks by students from Central St Martins this summer…
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NEW UNITE ART EXHIBITION
Posted in Exhibition Openings, tagged art in london, bethnal green, central saint martins, central st martins, clara grant, london, london art, london art gallery, norman foster, peaches geldof, phyllis pearlsall, pixie geldof, unite on June 17, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
BODY, SPACE, MOTION, THINGS
Posted in Art Experiences, Exhibition Reviews, tagged art in london, body space motion things, bodyspacemotionthings, interactive, london art galleries, london art gallery, robert morris, tate, tate modern on June 8, 2009 | 1 Comment »
I had great fun at Tate Modern a couple of days ago, courtesy of Robert Morris and Bodyspacemotionthings. The interactive installation, which is essentially a playground made out of plywood, rubber and ropes, first opened in 1971…
PHOTOS FROM TRAVELLING LIGHT
Posted in Exhibition Openings, tagged art, art in london, hackney, london, london art galleries, london art gallery, pharos gallery, travelling light, ww gallery on May 18, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
A selection of photographs from the Travelling Light exhibition, which opened on Friday…
TRAVELLING LIGHT: LONDON TO VENICE
Posted in Exhibition Openings, tagged art, art in london, artists, east end, kate davis, london, london art galleries, london art gallery, maria chevska, oona grimes, pharos gallery, roma tearne, venice biennale, westminster council, ww gallery on May 4, 2009 | 2 Comments »
Travelling Light is an upcoming Venice Biennale art exhibition organised by a group of women from London’s East End…
WHO WILL APPLY TO STAND ON THE FOURTH PLINTH?
Posted in Art Experiences, tagged antony gormley, art in london, fourth plinth, guardian, london, model for a hotel, one & other, thomas schutte, trafalgar square on April 21, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Antony Gormley has officially opened the application process to members of the public who wish to stand on the fourth plinth of London’s Trafalgar Square, as part of his new artwork One & Other…
PORTRAIT ARTIST IAN BRUCE
Posted in Interviews, tagged art in london, artist, ian bruce, london, london art, painter, painting, portrait artist, portrait painter, portrait painting, the pink portraits on April 5, 2009 | 1 Comment »
Ian Bruce is an artist and portrait painter working in London. In this video, he talks about his latest project – a series called The Pink Portraits…
INTERVIEW: PUSSY POWER
Posted in Interviews, tagged art in london, artist, dolly mixtures, feminism, feminist, hackney wick, interview, knickers, london, pants, porn, pussy power, sarah bernhardt, the old peanut factory on March 30, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Pussy Power is sitting in her studio at Warehouse B16, The Old Peanut Factory, wearing a feathered eye mask and smoking a rollie.
ROTHKO AT TATE.ORG.UK
Posted in Art Experiences, tagged abstract painting, art, art in london, london, london art galleries, london art gallery, mark rothko, painting, tate, tate modern on March 28, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Just found out that if you (like me) missed the Rothko exhibition at Tate Modern, you can take a virtual panoramic tour online…
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BANKSY: TURNER PRIZE NOMINEE?
Posted in Art News Comment, tagged art, art in london, banksy, british art, graffiti, graffiti art, guardian, jonathan jones, street art, turner prize on April 17, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
More than 100 people have commented on Jonathan Jones’s piece, “Should Banksy be nominated for the Turner Prize?”, over the past two days, despite the fact we’ve heard his arguments before…
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