For me a journey to the Barbican venue in London always immediately begins from Barbican tube station. From this point there is a long underground tunnel which leads to the main entrance, as the Barbican is on the out...
After the tremendous success of the first edition last year, this year Art14 London brought the art market and art lovers in London an alternative choice of art fair from the existing main fairs such as Freize and Lon...
In 2003 the London Design Festival took place for the first time and since then it has become one of the world’s most important design event. This year 304 exhibitions and events took place around London; this helps r...
ICA (Institute of Contemporary Arts) Gallery has a special exhibition at The Old Selfridge Hotel, London. The exhibition explores the creative scenes of the 1980s that were born and developed in London, from the post-...
A photo-exhibition by two women, Alexis Hunter and Jo Spence, is now held at Richard Saltoun Gallery in London. Richard Saltoun is a gallery which focuses on conceptual feminist art and performance. The gallery, this ...
David Bielander was born in Switzerland and lives in Munich, he studied at the Akademie der Bildenden Künste in Munich. He is well known for using different materials and different processes for creating his work, in ...
In 1951 the Southbank Centre was created as part of the Festival of Britain, it is an arts centre located on the south bank of the Thames. It is Europe’s largest art centre with a wide variety of cultural events, thou...
UK Pavilion, Seed Cathedral. Shanghai Expo, China, 2010 © Iwan Baan During the London Olympics 2012 there would have been one sight that everyone would have seen and which was very prominent in the Opening Ceremo...
In 2008 in Canada a new company, Beers.Lambert Contemporary, was started with the desire to explore and diffuse relevant issues via the medium of progressive art. In 2010 they relocated to London and are currently bas...
On a street called Cork Street in central London there is a window where you can see a very interesting sight, it is called ‘Dreamcatcher’ and it was created by Marilène Oliver. Made out of Laser-cut acrylic, fishing ...
Exhibition road is well named for the unique crisscross pattern of the road itself and the giants of education, art and history which flank it. Along this road the Royal Geographical Society, Imperial College, the Goe...
Since the late 1980s one man has had a huge impact, not only on British art, but on the international stage. Born in 1965 Damien Hirst studied Fine Art at Goldsmiths University, London, and contributed to his first ex...
