FIRE STATION
The South London Gallery has been based in Peckham, south London, since the 1890s, however in September, 2018 they added to their collection of art spaces with the opening of the Fire Station – a new art space in a ve...
The South London Gallery has been based in Peckham, south London, since the 1890s, however in September, 2018 they added to their collection of art spaces with the opening of the Fire Station – a new art space in a ve...
What do you get when you combine a university with a world leading art department, a young radical group of architects who won a Turner Prize and a nineteenth century bathhouse? The answer, surprisingly enough is the ...
The Hayward Gallery within an art complex known as the Southbank Centre is part of a cultural heritage that dates back to 1951. The Southbank Centre grew out of the Festival of Britain, a festival to show the world th...
Damien Hirst is arguably one of the most well-known artists in the UK, and since breaking out onto the art scene in the 1990s he has stamped his mark onto the concept of being an artist. His work has had times courted...
In 2002 a new kind of restaurant opened in Mayfair, London, it is not just a place for eating, but also for seeing art and hearing music. More interestingly is the idea that the restaurant art is not based on the food...
One bedroom hotel in London “A Room for London”. © Charles Hosea It is an unusual view; a ship on top of a building that can be seen near Waterloo station in the city of London. The building is called the Quee...
Boundary exterior. Photo: Paul Raeside © Boundary The Boundary Project is one grande idea. The latest endeavour by renowned London restauranteur Terence Conran as a multidisciplinary space, home to Boundary Rooft...
Life Vividly Lived. © Inishturkbeg What does luxury mean to you? Ordering the most expensive wine on the menu? Five-star hotels in tropical countries? Fabulous they may be, but as our time becomes increasingly...
Shoreditch, in East London, has boomed to be the one of the trendiest areas in London in the last decade. Cafes, bars and boutiques are busy with stylish youth on the street. In 2003, 'No-One', a creative store with f...
From its swinging sixties days to present, Carnaby street has stood out from central London as the crucible of the funkiest and newest trends. Its twelve pedestrian streets are lined with boutiques, café’s, bars, y...
Just after passing Clapham Junction on the train, you can’t help but notice the tall white chimneys and huge brick building. This is the Battersea Power Station which the most famous for Pink Floyd 1977’s album "ANIMA...
Situated in the East-ends Old Bethnal Green Road, the Hotel Gallery has established itself not only as a gallery of substantial exhibitions, but also a home for artists. Directors Darren Flook and Christabel ...
Where art meets design. In the heart of Mayfair's gallery center, the Carpenter Workshop vibrantly stands out amongst the traditional Mayfair galleries. The space, newly opened in March, diverges from the conve...
Chocolates, chocolates, and chocolates! As soon as opening the green door with “COCOMAYA” emblazoned in gold, you may feel like you are floating, otherwise, feel free to scream with joy. Here they are, chocola...
Brick Lane is such old news in terms of the art scene in East London. Even the Sunday street market has encroached onto Cheshire Street so why not the art galleries as well? Easter shopping on Brick Lane then, so off ...
Tucked into a side street of Mayfair, Postcard Teas is a haven away from the bustle of the West-end. Harmoniously arranged with an elegant minimalism, the ambiance is serene and amicable to say the least. Si...
Having first opened its doors in 1985 on Cork street (Mayfair’s historic heart of the London's art scene) the Victoria Miro has continued to be one of the most influential contemporary commercial galleries in the Brit...